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Square brown leather covered case containing 82 lenses and a pair of trial frames, made in England(?), 1870-1920

Square brown leather covered case containing 82 le

Ophthalmology

1870-1920
Liebreichs type ophthalmoscope in leather covered case, made by J. and W. Wood of Manchester, English, 1850-1914

Liebreichs type ophthalmoscope in leather covered

Ophthalmology

1850-1914
Glass eye dropper

Glass eye dropper

Ophthalmology
Glass eye dropper

Glass eye dropper

Ophthalmology
Gowers ophthalmoscope, cased, made by Tannin and Co., 45 (?) Grafton Street, Dublin, Ireland, 1870-1920.

Gowers ophthalmoscope, cased, made by Tannin and C

Ophthalmology

1870-1920
Plaster cast copy of an oculist's seal, with an inscription on one side, and plaster impression, Roman

Plaster cast copy of an oculist's seal

Classical & Medieval Medicine
Plaster copy of oculist's seal with inscriptions on three sides, and plaster impression, Roman, copy European, 1870-1920

Plaster copy of oculist's seal with inscriptions

Classical & Medieval Medicine

1870-1920
Plaster copy of oculist's seal with inscription on 3 sides and hole through middle, copy, with plaster and putty impressions, Roman, 1850-1900

Plaster copy of oculist's seal with inscription on

Ophthalmology

1850-1900
Dr. Parent's chart of the human eye, published by F.A. Hardy of Chicago, framed, early 20th century

Dr. Parent's chart of the human eye, published by

Ophthalmology

1901-1930
Glass eye bath, blue, with stem, blown, European

Glass eye bath, blue, with stem, blown, European

Ophthalmology

1851-1920
Glass eye bath, blown, with stem, moulded, European, 19th century

Glass eye bath, blown, with stem, moulded, Europea

Ophthalmology

1801-1900
Wooden retinoscope, European, 1850-1920

Wooden retinoscope, European, 1850-1920

Ophthalmology

1850-1920
Liebreich's type ophthalmoscope in case, interchangeable lenses, and eyedropper, made in Europe, 1860-1920

Liebreich's type ophthalmoscope in case, interchan

Ophthalmology

1860-1920
Glass eye bath, blue with stem, blown, European, 1851-1920

Glass eye bath, blue with stem, blown, European, 1

Ophthalmology

1851-1920
Glass eye bath, purple, with stem, blown, European, 1801-1900

Glass eye bath, purple, with stem, blown, European

Ophthalmology

1801-1900
Set of Bowman's lachrymal probes, with Critchett canaliculus director, in gilt tubular case, 1880-1920

Set of Bowman's lachrymal probes, with Critchett c

Ophthalmology
Ophthalmoscope and convex lens in black leather covered case, made by Curry & Paxton of London, English, 1880-1930

Ophthalmoscope and convex lens in black leather co

Ophthalmology

1880-1930
Morton's type ophthalmoscope in wooden case, originally owned by C.J. Woollett(?), made by Curry & Paxton of London, English, 1880-1940

Morton's type ophthalmoscope in wooden case, origi

Ophthalmology

1880-1940
Canaliculus dilator, Galezowski, steel, plated, by Down Bros. of London, early 20th century

Canaliculus dilator

Ophthalmology

1901-1930
Tube of gelatin discs impregnated with physostigmine, in original carton, by Savory and Moore Ltd., 143 New Bond Street, London, England, 1930-1955.

Tube of gelatin discs impregnated with physostigmi

Materia Medica & Pharmacology

1930-1955
Gelatin ampoules of yellow mercuric oxide, in original cartons, by Duncan,Flockhart and Co., London or Edinburgh, 1924

Gelatin ampoules of yellow mercuric oxide, in orig

Materia Medica & Pharmacology

1924
Tube of yellow mercuric oxide ointment, in original carton, by Allen and Hanburys Ltd., London, E2, England, 1945-1965.

Tube of yellow mercuric oxide ointment, in origina

Materia Medica & Pharmacology

1945-1965
Morton's ophthalmoloscope, cased, by Curry and Paxton, English

Morton's ophthalmoloscope, cased, by Curry and Pax

Ophthalmology
Loring type ophthalmoscope in leather covered case, type invented by Edward Loring of New York, this instrument made by J. Weiss and Son, 287 Oxford Street, London, England, 1889-1930.

Loring type ophthalmoscope in leather covered case

Ophthalmology

1889-1930
"Lawfords" type ophthalmoscope with large lens in leather covered case, made by Allen and Hanburys Ltd. of London, English, 1880-1930

"Lawfords" type ophthalmoscope with large lens in

Ophthalmology

1880-1930
Two plaster copies of the base of a Samian bowl bearing the impression from an oculist's seal and two impressions, copy made 1935

Two plaster copies of the base of a Samian bowl

Classical & Medieval Medicine

1935
Ophthalmoscope and lens in leather covered case, originally belonged to T.D. Acland, made by Curry & Paxton of London, English, 1880-1920

Ophthalmoscope and lens in leather covered case, o

Ophthalmology

1880-1920
Morton's type ophthalmoscope in black leather covered case, made by Curry & Paxton of London, English, 1880-1940

Morton's type ophthalmoscope in black leather cove

Ophthalmology

1880-1940
Ophthalmoscope with long folding handle, in leather covered case, made by Down Bros, Ltd. of London, English, 1874-1920

Ophthalmoscope with long folding handle, in leathe

Ophthalmology

1874-1920
White metal and gilt frames, drop cell, independent eyes and bridge with vertical adjustment, has rotating eye pieces (graduated), Curry & Paxton, makers, English, 1914-1934

White metal and gilt frames, drop cell, independen

Ophthalmology

1914-1934
White glass artificial eye, broken, English (?), 1901-1950

White glass artificial eye, broken, English (?), 1

Ophthalmology

1901-1950
White glass artificial eye with blue iris, English (?) 1901-1950

White glass artificial eye with blue iris, English

Ophthalmology

1901-1950
Graduated adjustable metal trial frames, English (?), 1891-1910

Graduated adjustable metal trial frames, English (

Ophthalmology

1891-1910
Pair of oval steel-rimmed spectacles with hinged wire mesh shields at sides, English(?), 1891-1940

Pair of oval steel-rimmed spectacles with hinged w

Ophthalmology

1891-1940
Optical instrument with wood handle, possibly spectroscopic equipment, English, 1860-1920

Optical instrument with wood handle, possibly spec

Ophthalmology
Pair off cylindrical metal-rimmed goggles set in leather mask, with case, English(?), 1891-1920

Pair off cylindrical metal-rimmed goggles set in l

Ophthalmology

1891-1920
Aluminium(?), testing frames, lorngette type, hinged top to lens cells to retain lenses, one eyepiece contains oval lens, English(?) 1900-1914

Aluminium(?), testing frames, lorngette type, hing

Ophthalmology

1900-1914
Pair of tinted goggles, with fabric and leather protective surround, English(?), 1891-1920

Pair of tinted goggles, with fabric and leather pr

Ophthalmology

1891-1920
Pair of tinted goggles, with fabric and leather protective surround, English(?), 1891-1920

Pair of tinted goggles, with fabric and leather pr

Ophthalmology

1891-1920
Pair of metal rimmed oval spectacles, with wire mesh protectors, English(?), 1851-1910

Pair of metal rimmed oval spectacles, with wire me

Ophthalmology

1851-1910
Lead lachrymal style, possibly English, 19th or early 20th century

Lead lachrymal style, possibly English, 19th or ea

Ophthalmology

1801-1930
2 cylindrical bakelite(?) eye-shields perforated for ventilation, lenses and frame missing, English(?), 1891-1930

2 cylindrical bakelite(?) eye-shields perforated f

Ophthalmology

1891-1930
Metal bezel, probably to hold a lens in plate on a piece of equipment, owned by Sir T.L. Brunton, probably English, 1880-1910

Metal bezel, probably to hold a lens in plate on a

Laboratory Medicine

1880-1910
Illuminated manuscript mounted in cardboard, presented by the Committee of Southport Infirmary to Mr. T.H. Bickerton on his resignation and appointing him Honorary Consulting Ophthalmic Surgeon, English, 1899

Illuminated manuscript mounted in cardboard, prese

Ophthalmology

1899
Metal trial frames, plain, English(?), 1900-1930

Metal trial frames, plain, English(?), 1900-1930

Ophthalmology

1900-1930
Optical instrument with wood handle, identified on A-card as part of spectroscopic equipment, English, 1860-1920

Optical instrument with wood handle, identified on

Ophthalmology

1860-1920
White glass artificial eye(?), English(?), 1870-1920

White glass artificial eye(?), English(?), 1870-19

Surgery

1870-1920
Protective spectacles with tinted cup lenses and wire mesh side pieces, English, 1850-1870

Protective spectacles with tinted cup lenses and wire mesh side pieces

Ophthalmology

1850-1870
Glass eye dropper

Glass eye dropper

Ophthalmology
Unidentified instrument, probably ophthalmic

Unidentified instrument, probably ophthalmic

Ophthalmology