Ophthalmology
Glass eye dropper
1860-1920
Liebreich's type ophthalmoscope in case, interchangeable lenses, and eyedropper, made in Europe, 1860-1920
1901-1930
Eyedropper, glass and rubber, in cardboard box, British early 20th century, relic of Dr. Wrigley
Glass eye dropper, in original cardboard box, by Ayrton, Saunders and Co. Ltd., Liverpool
Eye dropper, glass and rubber, in cardboard box, British, early 20th century, relic of Dr. Wrigley
1901-1977
Glass eye dropper, in original cardboard box, by John Bell and Croyden, and Savory and Moore Ltd, London, 1902-1977
Set of 5 ophthalmic drop bottles - one missing from set - glass with metal caps, in cardboard box, by Bengue and Co. of Wembley, 1940-1960
1930-1960
Test pipette in original carton, by John Bell and Croyden, London, 1930-1960
Materia Medica & Pharmacology
1950-1965
Bottle of Argotone eye or nose drops, by Rona Laboratories Ltd., London, 1950-1965
Guttilin eye dropper containing No.8 ophthalmic drops in original carton, by Bengue and Co. Ltd., English, 1930-1960
Bottle of "Albucid" eye drops, by British Schering Ltd., London, 1950-1965
Guttilin eye dropper containing No.9 ophthalmic drops, in original carton, by Bengue and Co. Ltd., English, 1930-1960
