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Ophthalmoscope and four lenses in leather covered case, made in England(?), 1870-1910

Ophthalmoscope and four lenses in leather covered

Ophthalmology

1870-1910

Ophthalmic speculum, steel, British, 1880-1920

Ophthalmology

1880-1920

"Liebreichs" type ophthalmoscope and five lenses in black leather covered case, English(?) , 1880-1920

"Liebreichs" type ophthalmoscope and five lenses i

Ophthalmology

1880-1920

Brass and white metal test frame, drop cell, independent eyes and bridge, right eye piece has rotating cell(?), both eye pieces graduated, English(?), 1900-1940

Brass and white metal test frame, drop cell, indep

Ophthalmology

1900-1940

"May" improved ophthlamoscope in case, maker unknown, English, 1920-1950

"May" improved ophthlamoscope in case, maker unkno

Ophthalmology

1920-1950

Noye's eye speculum, nickel plated, metal, screw action, probably British, late 19th century

Noye's eye speculum, nickel plated, metal, screw a

Ophthalmology

1871-1900

Glass eye irrigator, Undine type, in original box, British

Glass eye irrigator, Undine type, in original box,

Ophthalmology

Pair of black leather eye guards in fabric mask, English, 1851-1920

Pair of black leather eye guards in fabric mask, E

Ophthalmology

1851-1920

Glass eye bath, green, with stem, blown, European, 1851-1920

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

Ophthalmology

1851-1920

The "Morton" ophthalmoscope with screw on handle, in leather case, manufacturer unknown, European, 1920-1950

The "Morton" ophthalmoscope with screw on handle,

Ophthalmology

1920-1950

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

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

Ophthalmology

1851-1920

Glass specimen bottle contains seeds from China, used for eye disease

Glass specimen bottle contains seeds from China, u

Materia Medica & Pharmacology

1900-1930

Nickel plated lens holder with loop handle, European, 1870-1940

Nickel plated lens holder with loop handle, Europe

Ophthalmology

1870-1940

Ophthalmoscope, magnifying glass, mirror on handle, in leatherette case, European, 1880-1915

Ophthalmoscope, magnifying glass, mirror on handle

Ophthalmology

1880-1915

Ophthalmoscope with screw on handle in solid wooden case, European, 1880-1940

Ophthalmoscope with screw on handle in solid woode

Ophthalmology

1880-1940

Glass eye-bath, blue with stem, moulded, European, 19th century

Glass eye-bath, blue with stem, moulded, European,

Ophthalmology

1801-1900

Glass eye bath, green, with stem, moulded, European, 19th century

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

Ophthalmology

1801-1900

Liebreich's ophthalmoscope, with three spare lenses, in leatherette case, European, 1886-1910

Liebreich's ophthalmoscope, with three spare lense

Ophthalmology

1886-1910

Plaster copy of oculist's seal with inscriptions on 3 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 two sides, and plaster impression, Roman, copy European, 1850-1900

Plaster copy of oculist's seal with inscription on

Ophthalmology

1850-1900

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

Pair of metal-rimmed oval green glass spectacles w

Ophthalmology

1851-1910

Brass and white metal frame sliding bnar, with nose saddle, planed coy like structure to keep lenses in place, English(?), 1900-1940

Brass and white metal frame sliding bnar, with nos

Ophthalmology

1900-1940

Pair of oval metal-rimmed spectacles with wire-mesh shields trimmed with velvet, one lens cracked, on cardboard mount, possibly Bickerton collection, English(?), 1891-1920

Pair of oval metal-rimmed spectacles with wire-mes

Ophthalmology

1891-1920

Metal trial frames English(?), 1900-1930

Ophthalmology

1900-1930

Pair of metal-rimmed tinted spectacles with remains of silk shield, English(?), 1901-1930

Pair of metal-rimmed tinted spectacles with remain

Ophthalmology

1901-1930

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

Three samples of lens glass, crown, vitrex and Crookes', in fitted case, unsigned, English, 1901-1940

Three samples of lens glass, crown, vitrex and Cro

Ophthalmology

1901-1940

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

Lens grinding machine, b.... mounted, English, 1901-1940

Lens grinding machine, b.... mounted, English, 190

Ophthalmology

1901-1940

Protective goggles with leather and tape fastening, English(?), 1871-1910

Protective goggles with leather and tape fastening

Ophthalmology

1871-1910

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, broken, English (?), 1901-1950

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

Ophthalmology

1901-1950

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

Optical instrument with wood handle, possibly spec

Ophthalmology

1860-1920

Plaster oculist's seal, inscribed on four edges, copy, with plaster & putty impression, Roman

Plaster oculist's seal, inscribed on four edges

Classical & Medieval Medicine

Box containing 12 nickel plated spectacle frames, graded according to size, Bickerton collection, English, 1891-1930

Box containing 12 nickel plated spectacle frames,

Ophthalmology

1891-1930

Bottle, clear glass, with contents, for rouge, English, second half of 19th century

Bottle, clear glass, with contents, for rouge, Eng

Ophthalmology

1851-1900

3 magnifying lenses, in fitted case, belonging to T.H. Bickerton, English, 1880-1914

3 magnifying lenses, in fitted case, belonging to

Ophthalmology

1880-1914

Glass eye dropper

Ophthalmology

Ophthalmoscope, cylindrical, sliding instruments, inscribed ophthalmoscope "Galezo...", by Charriere of Paris, in soft leather case, French, 1870-1925

Ophthalmoscope, cylindrical, sliding instruments,

Ophthalmology

1870-1925

Kaleidoscope, brass, painted red, Dr. Brewsters patent, made by I. Ruthven, Edinburgh, Scottish, 1880-1930

Kaleidoscope, brass, painted red, Dr. Brewsters pa

Ophthalmology

1880-1930

Plaster copy of an oculist's seal with inscription on four sides and plaster impression

Plaster copy of an oculist's seal with inscription

Classical & Medieval Medicine

Plaster seal, inscribed on two edges, copy, and plaster impression, Roman

Plaster seal, inscribed on two edges, copy

Classical & Medieval Medicine

Plaster cast copy of an oculist's seal, with inscriptions on four sides and plaster impression, original Roman

Plaster cast copy of an oculist's seal

Classical & Medieval Medicine

Plaster oculist's seal, inscribed on three edges, copy, with plaster & putty impression, Roman

Plaster oculist's seal, inscribed on three edges

Classical & Medieval Medicine

Plaster oculist's seal, inscribed on two edges, and plaster impression

Plaster oculist's seal, inscribed on two edges

Classical & Medieval Medicine

Plaster oculist's seal, inscribed on four sides, copy, and plaster impression, Roman

Plaster oculist's seal, inscribed on four sides

Classical & Medieval Medicine

"De Wecker" ophthalmoscope with handle and mirror, in leather covered case, made by J. Wood and Co. of York, English, 1890-1940

"De Wecker" ophthalmoscope with handle and mirror,

Ophthalmology

1890-1940

Sulphona-tulle dressing in tin, made by Optrex Ltd,, English, 1950

Sulphona-tulle dressing in tin, made by Optrex Ltd

Surgery

1950

Tube of fluorescein tablets by Burroughs Wellcome and Co., London, 1910-1940

Tube of fluorescein tablets by Burroughs Wellcome

Materia Medica & Pharmacology

1910-1940

Metal cube with glass lens at either end, probably a component of a more complex apparatus, personal relic of Dr. Dixon, made by L. Kamm, London, probably late 19th century

Metal cube with glass lens at either end, probably

Ophthalmology

1871-1900