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Anaesthetic inhaler

Anaesthesiology

1848-1894

Anaesthetic inhaler.

Anaesthesiology

1860-1920

Stopcock from apparatus for nitrous oxide anaesthe

Anaesthesiology

1880-1920

Stopcock from apparatus for nitrous oxide anaesthe

Anaesthesiology

1870-1930

Earthenware inhaler invented by Dr. Nelson in 1865

Therapeutics

1865

Tyrrell's inhaler for "open" chloroform anaesthesia

Anaesthesiology

1898-1920

Tuffier's chloroform inhaler, nickel plated brass,

Anaesthesiology

1920-1935

Vulcanite tap from anaesthetic inhaler, English, 1

Anaesthesiology

1880-1920

Schimmelbusch mask

Obstetrics, Gynaecology & Contraception

Flannel cover for inhaler for "open" chloroform anaesthesia

Anaesthesiology

1898-1920

Clover Ether Inhaler, 1877-1910

Anaesthesiology

1877-1910

Part of Squire's ether inhaler, clear glass bell s

Anaesthesiology

1835-1847

Snow chloroform inhaler, made by Hills, English, 1

Anaesthesiology

1870-1910

Earthenware inhaler invented by Dr. Nelson in 1865

Therapeutics

1890

Trilite trilene inhaler

Obstetrics, Gynaecology & Contraception

1935-1955

Townley's inhaler for chloroform anaesthesia

Anaesthesiology

1860-1900

Pewter inhaler, 19th century

Therapeutics

1801-1900

Inhaler frame, nickel plated, British(?), 1870-192

Anaesthesiology

1870-1920
Bag for anaesthetic kit, German, first World War.

Bag for anaesthetic kit, German, first World War.

Anaesthesiology

1914-1918
Glass and rubber pocket inhaler, made by Maw, in case, with accessory, London

Pocket inhaler

Therapeutics

Wire-framed mark for "open" chloroform, (smarch ty

Anaesthesiology

1870-1920

Glass tube containing smaller glass tube

Anaesthesiology

1860-1920
Brown glass dropping bottle with ridged side and glass stopper, containing clear liquid possibly chloroform, Germany, First World War

Brown glass dropping bottle with ridged side and g

Anaesthesiology

1914-1918

Stopcock from nitrous oxide inhaler, by Barth and

Anaesthesiology

1880-1920

Bag from inhalation apparatus, rubber, with vulcan

Anaesthesiology

1880-1920

Tyrrell's inhaler for "open" chloroform anaesthesia

Anaesthesiology

1898-1920

Sanson portable chloroform inhaler, by W. Matthews

Anaesthesiology

1861-1870

Sansom's modification of Snow's chloroform inhaler

Anaesthesiology

1865

Earthenware inhaler (the "Bedford" inhaler), 1889-

Therapeutics

1889-1900

Schimmelbusch mask for open chloroform anaesthesia

Anaesthesiology

1890-1935
Earthenware inhaler made by S. Maw, Son and Thompson, 1874-1901, Crellin 13

Earthenware inhaler made by S. Maw, Son and Thomps

Therapeutics

1874-1901
Buxton's modification of Junker's chloroform bottle for use with Junker's inhaler for chloroform anaesthesia, English, 1890-1920

Buxton's modification of Junker's chloroform bottl

Anaesthesiology

1890-1920
Portable ether inhaler designed and made by Atlee and Co., c.1847

T Attlee and Company

Anaesthesiology

c. 1847
Schimmelbusch mask with flannel cover, folding pattern

Schimmelbusch mask

Obstetrics, Gynaecology & Contraception
Boyle's nasal tubes for nasal introduction of anaesthetic, English, 1871-1930

Boyle's nasal tubes for nasal introduction of anae

Anaesthesiology
Bottles from Shipway's apparatus for nitrous oxide, oxygen and ether anaesthesia, English, 1916-1936

Bottles from Shipway's apparatus for nitrous oxide

Anaesthesiology

1916-1936
Modification of Sibson's inhaler for chloroform anaesthesia, English, 1851-1900

Modification of Sibson's inhaler for chloroform anaesthesia

Anaesthesiology

1851-1900
Schimmelbusch anaesthetic marsk, Europe, unsigned, 1920-1940

Schimmelbusch anaesthetic mask

Dentistry
Glass inhaler, in case

Glass inhaler, in case

Therapeutics
Bronze apparatus, probably an inhaler

Bronze apparatus, probably an inhaler

Pharmacy-ware
Glass inhaler, small enough to carry in pocket

Glass inhaler, small enough to carry in pocket

Pharmacy-ware
Glass inhaler, the "Augolator", with instructions, in original carton, by the Augol Manufacturing Co.

Glass inhaler, the "Augolator", with instructions,

Pharmacy-ware
Nose piece from nasal nitrous oxide apparatus, English(?), 1871-1930

Nose piece from nasal nitrous oxide apparatus, Eng

Anaesthesiology

1871-1930
Pewter lid for an inhaler, Mudge type, 19th century

Pewter lid for an inhaler, Mudge type, 19th centur

Pharmacy-ware

1801-1900
MacKenzie's metal inhaler, in original carton

MacKenzie's metal inhaler, in original carton

Therapeutics
'The Eclectic' inhaler, glazed china, thermometer missing, designed by Bullock and Reynolds, made by S. Maw Son and Thompson, 11 and 12 Aldersgate Street, Barbican, London, 1870-1900.

'The Eclectic' inhaler

Therapeutics

1870-1900
Earthenware inhaler made by S. Maw, Son and Thompson, 11 & 12 Aldersgate Street and 3 Hanover Street, Hanover Square, London, England. Supplied by Bullock and Reynolds, Crellin 13, 1870-1901.

Earthenware inhaler made by S. Maw, Son and Thomps

Therapeutics

1870-1901
Bag from inhalation apparatus, rubber with metal valve and rubber piping, European, 1880-1920

Bag from inhalation apparatus, rubber with metal v

Anaesthesiology

1880-1920
Two glass bottles, in cardboard case, made by W. Martindale, 10 New Cavendish Street, London, England.

Two glass bottles, in cardboard case, made by W. M

Therapeutics
Collison inhaler, for adminisration of measured quantities of drugs to the lungs using bottled air or oxygen, comprises: valve assembly, tubing, facemask, two vials, 4 bottles of Amprengene, Comphugene and oil of cajuput, benalyn and adrenalin, and spanner, by the Inhalation Institute, 87 Eccleston Square, London, England, 1934-1940.

Collison inhaler, for administration of measured quantities of drugs to the lungs

Therapeutics

1934-1940