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Glass eye dropper

Glass eye dropper

Ophthalmology
Pigtail probe, metal, nickel-plated, for lachrymal duct, 1880-1920

Pigtail probe, metal, nickel-plated, for lachrymal

Ophthalmology

1880-1920
Eye shade

Eye shade

Ophthalmology
Vulcanite nozzle, from irrigation apparatus for an unripe cataract

Vulcanite nozzle, from irrigation apparatus for an

Ophthalmology
Eye patch for one eye

Eye patch for one eye

Ophthalmology
Glass eye dropper

Glass eye dropper

Ophthalmology
Impression of oculist's seal in putty, Roman Empire?

Impression of oculist's seal in putty, Roman

Classical & Medieval Medicine

100-400 CE
Plaster seal, inscribed on three edges, copy, and putty impression, Roman

Plaster seal, inscribed on three edges, copy

Classical & Medieval Medicine
The Morton ophthalmoscope with screw on handle, in leather case, made by Gowllands Ltd. of Croydon, English, 1930-1950

The Morton ophthalmoscope with screw on handle, in

Ophthalmology

1930-1950
Ophthalmoscope in leather covered case with retinoscope and lens, originally owned by Dr. Basile Scrini, made by E. Peuchat of Paris, supplied by Blondeau, also of Paris, French, 1880-1920

Ophthalmoscope in leather covered case with retino

Ophthalmology

1880-1920
Black leather folding case, for ophthalmoscope which is missing, three lenses and a bone spatula are there, made by Charriere of Paris, 1870-1910

Black leather folding case, for ophthalmoscope whi

Ophthalmology

1870-1910
Glass eye dropper

Glass eye dropper

Ophthalmology
Plaster cast copy of an oculist's seal, with two inscriptions, and putty impression, original Roman

Plaster cast copy of an oculist's seal

Classical & Medieval Medicine
Ophthalmoscope, simple design, steel pear shaped frame with retinal mirror and lens holder pivoted to base, Dr. Desmarre's construction, made by Charriere, French, 1850-1880

Ophthalmoscope, simple design, steel pear shaped f

Ophthalmology

1850-1880
Two ladder like vulcanite frames, containing varying lenses, made in Europe(?), 1880-1920

Two ladder like vulcanite frames, containing varyi

Ophthalmology

1880-1920
Pocket opthalmoscope, magnifying glass, small mirror, in padlock shaped leather case, European, 1880-1940

Pocket opthalmoscope, magnifying glass, small mirr

Ophthalmology

1880-1940
Glass eye-bath, blue with stem, blown, European, 1851-1920

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

Ophthalmology

1851-1920
Condenser stand with lens prism, brass and glass, made by Abraham and Co., Liverpool, 1870-1920

Condenser stand with lens prism, brass and glass,

Ophthalmology

1870-1920
Series of 9 photographs in 3 folding leather frames, showing ophthalmological condition in an aged male between 05 MAY 1915 and 30 JUN 1915, taken by Thomas H. Bickerton, 88 Rodney Street, Liverpool, England, 1915.

Series of 9 photographs in 3 folding leather frame

Ophthalmology

1915
The "Morton" ophthalmoscope with screw on handle, in leather case, belonged to D. Taylor, English, 1920-1950

The "Morton" ophthalmoscope with screw on handle,

Ophthalmology

1920-1950
White metal testing frames, lorgnette type with looped handle, semi-circular cells for lenses, bridge expands to give horizontal movement, English(?), 1900-1930

White metal testing frames, lorgnette type with lo

Ophthalmology

1900-1930
Eyedropper, glass and rubber, in cardboard box, British early 20th century, relic of Dr. Wrigley

Eyedropper, glass and rubber, in cardboard box, Br

Ophthalmology

1901-1930
Single Jackson's crossed cylinder, English(?), 1890-1940

Single Jackson's crossed cylinder, English(?), 189

Ophthalmology

1890-1940
Pair of bottles with eyebath stoppers, in hinged leatherette case, with lock, no key, probably English, 1860-1920

Pair of bottles with eyebath stoppers, in hinged l

Ophthalmology

1860-1920
White metal frame, double drop cells, adjustable for pupil distance, English, 1900-1940

White metal frame, double drop cells, adjustable f

Ophthalmology

1900-1940
Retinoscope, in brass mount with ivory handle, made in England(?), 1880-1920

Retinoscope, in brass mount with ivory handle, mad

Ophthalmology

1880-1920
Glass artificial eye, English(?), 1901-1950

Glass artificial eye, English(?), 1901-1950

Ophthalmology

1901-1950
Metal testing frame, possibly to test vision out of one eye only, English(?), 1900-1914

Metal testing frame, possibly to test vision out o

Ophthalmology

1900-1914
Semi-circular piece of white glass, part of an artificial eye, English(?), 1901-1950

Semi-circular piece of white glass, part of an art

Ophthalmology

1901-1950
Retinoscope, mounted in brass with wire handle, English(?), 1900-1930

Retinoscope, mounted in brass with wire handle, En

Ophthalmology

1900-1930
Retinoscope, glass and brass, with wooden handle, made in England(?) , 1880-1930

Retinoscope, glass and brass, with wooden handle,

Ophthalmology

1880-1930
Glass artificial eye in cardboard box, possibly owned by Mr. Stone, made in England(?), 1880-1950

Glass artificial eye in cardboard box, possibly ow

Ophthalmology

1880-1950
paper packet for enamelled metal optical novelty; packet bears instructions for 'Die 2 Sultane', German, 1850-1900

paper packet for enamelled metal optical novelty;

Ophthalmology

1850-1900
Enamelled metal optical novelty inside paper packet bearing instructions. "Die 2 Sultane", in form of two torsos, novelty German, 1850-1900 (see stroke records)

Enamelled metal optical novelty inside paper packe

Ophthalmology

1850-1900
Plaster oculist's seal, inscribed on two edges, copy, and plaster impression, Roman

Plaster oculist's seal, inscribed on two edges

Classical & Medieval Medicine
The "Morton" ophthalmoscope in case, made by Ferguson, instrument English, 1920-1950

The "Morton" ophthalmoscope in case, made by Fergu

Ophthalmology

1920-1950
Album with leatherette covers containing ophthalmic drawings from the Fundus by Theodore Hamblin Ltd, London, Bickerton collection, English, 1901-1927

Album with leatherette covers containing ophthalmi

Ophthalmology
Tube of gelatin discs, impregnated with fluorescein, in original wooden carton, by Savory and Moore Ltd., 143 New Bond Street, London, W1, England, 1930-1955.

Tube of gelatin discs, impregnated with fluorescei

Materia Medica & Pharmacology

1930-1955
Sketch-book for ophthalmoscopical observations of the fundus of the eye by Dr. O. Haab, Bickerton collection, published in Switzerland and London, 1886

Sketch-book for ophthalmoscopical observations of

Ophthalmology

1886
Boxwood case, probably for ophthalmological equipment, from Allen and Hanburys London, brass handle, English, 1870-1930

Boxwood case, probably for ophthalmological equipm

Ophthalmology

1890-1930
Canaliculus dilator, Galezowski, steel, plated, by Down Bros. of London, early 20th century

Canaliculus dilator

Ophthalmology

1901-1930
Harman's rule for measuring the occular base line, personal relic of the inventor(?) N. Bishop Harman, English, made by George Culver, London, 1890-1940

Harman's rule for measuring the occular base line,

Ophthalmology

1890-1940
Trial case, mahogany, containing 173 trial lenses and accessories, by M. Pillischer, 88 New Bond Street, London, England.

Trial case, mahogany, containing 173 trial lenses

Ophthalmology
Small retinoscope in leather covered case, made by John Millikin, 3 St. Thomas's Street, London, England, 1860-1880.

Small retinoscope in leather covered case, made by

Ophthalmology

1860-1880
Ophthalmic instrument, in blue leather case, personal relic of Dr. Laidlaw Purves, made by A. Cretes, 66 rue de Rennes, Paris, France, 1860-1900.

Ophthalmic instrument, in blue leather case, perso

Ophthalmology

1860-1900
Twenty eight filters in case, by Theodore Hamblin Ltd., English

Twenty eight filters in case, by Theodore Hamblin

Ophthalmology
Oldham's(?) ophthalmoscope, made by Down(?), London, 1920-1950

Oldham's(?) ophthalmoscope, made by Down(?), Londo

Ophthalmology

1920-1950
Pot of atropine ointment, by Savory and Moore, 29 Chapel Street, Belgrave Square, SW1 and New Bond Street, London, England.

Pot of atropine ointment, by Savory and Moore, 29

Materia Medica & Pharmacology
Harman's rule for measuring the occular base line, personal relic of the inventor(?) N. Bishop Harman, made by Theodore Hamblin Ltd., London, W1, England, 1890-1940, in leather case.

Harman's rule for measuring the occular base line,

Ophthalmology

1890-1940
Part of ophthalmoscope in wood case, instrument made by Curry & Paxton, 195 Great Portland Street, London, England, 1920-1950.

Part of ophthalmoscope in wood case, instrument ma

Ophthalmology

1920-1950