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Steel hook with loop handle

Surgery

Hook, pointed, steel and ebony, by Weiss of London

Surgery

1801-1900

Hook, steel, nickel-plated, sharp, by W.H. Bailey

Surgery

1894-1930

Double ended hook, steel, by Laundy of London, 1783-1843

Double-ended hook from post-mortem kit

Anatomy & Pathology

1783-1843

Steel hook with wooden handle, part of surgical instrument set, cased, by Arnold and Sons, English, probably second half of 19th century

Surgical hook

Surgery

Blunt hook with metal handle

hooks

Surgery

Hook, steel

Surgery

Hook, steel and ivory, possibly for aural use, 19t

Surgery

1801-1900

Double sliding hook, steel and ivory, 19th century

Surgery

1801-1900

Hook, steel

Surgery

Hook, steel, nickel-plated, by Alexander and Fowle

Surgery

1880-1920

Blunt hook, steel, nickel-plated, by Alexander and

Surgery

1880-1920

Hook, pointed, steel and ivory, by Brady and Marti

Surgery

1879-1900

Hook, steel, plated, by Maw of London, 1880-1920

Surgery

1880-1920

Hook, steel and ebony, by Ferguson of London, 1822

Surgery

1822-1869

Metal four bladed fleam, with knife and hook, in c

Veterinary Medicine

1782

Hook, steel, plated, by Collin of Paris, 1880-192

Surgery

1880-1920

Hook, steel, 19th century

Surgery

1801-1900

Hook, steel and ivory, 19th century

Surgery

1801-1900

Double headed hook, hinged, steel, 19th century

Surgery

1801-1900

Hook, steel and ivory, 1750-1850

Surgery

1750-1850

Double sliding hook, steel and ebony, by Clarke of

Surgery

1861-1900

Hook, double, pointed, steel

Surgery

Hook, steel and ebony, 19th century

Surgery

1801-1900

Hook, single, pointed, steel

Surgery

Double sliding hook, steel and ivory, 1750 to 1900

Surgery

1750-1900

Hook, blunt, steel and ivory, 19th century

Surgery

1801-1900

Hook, steel, plated, by McQueen and Son of Newcast

Surgery

1880-1920

Double sliding hook, steel and ebony, by Weedon of

Surgery

1789-1856

Four bladed fleam, with hook and knife, steel blad

Veterinary Medicine

1801-1900

Double sliding hook, steel and ivory, 1750 to 1900

Surgery

1750-1900

Hook, double, steel and ebony, by Savigny and Co.

Surgery

1810-1850

Hook, double, steel and ivory, 19th century

Surgery

1801-1900

Hook, double pointed, steel, 1880 to 1920

Surgery

1880-1920

Double hook, steel

Surgical hook, double ended

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1801-1900

2 hooks, steel, plated, by Krohne and Co. of London, early 20th century

2 hooks, steel, plated, by Krohne and Co. of Londo

Surgery

1901-1930

Cooper's double sliding hook, steel, nickel-plated, by Down of London, early 20th century

Cooper's double sliding hook, steel, nickel-plated

Surgery

1901-1930

Double hook, steel and ebony, by Charles Baker of London, 19th century

Double hook, steel and ebony, by Charles Baker of

Surgery

1851-1900

Combined scoop and hook, steel, 19th century

Surgery

1801-1900

Hook, pointed, steel and ebony, by Mericant

Pointed hook

Veterinary Medicine

Hook, steel and ebony, 1750-1900

Surgery

1750-1900

Towel-clip, with hook, steel, by Down of London, late 19th century

Towel-clip, with hook, steel, by Down of London, l

Surgery

1871-1900

Hook, blunt, steel and ebony, by Charles Baker, 244 High Holborn, London, England, 1801-1900.

Hook, blunt, steel and ebony, by Charles Baker, 24

Surgery

1801-1900

Double sliding hook, steel and ivory, 19th century

Surgery

1801-1900

Double folding hook

Anatomy & Pathology

Metal hook, looped top, two ends parallel and hooked at end

Metal hook, looped top, two ends parallel, hooked at end

Therapeutics

Hook, steel and ebony, by S. Maw of London, 1828-1860

Hook, steel and ebony, by S. Maw of London, 1828-1

Surgery

1828-1860

Double sharp hook, steel, made by Coxeter, London, 1850-1920

Double sharp hook, steel, made by Coxeter, London,

Anatomy & Pathology

1850-1920

Double folding hook, by Aitken, 1820-1900, English

Double folding hook

Anatomy & Pathology

1820-1900

Double sliding hook, steel and ivory, by Weiss of London, 19th century

Double sliding hook, steel and ivory, by Weiss of

Surgery

1801-1900