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Collection
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Object type
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Material
Date
'Today' vaginal contraceptive sponges

'Today' vaginal contraceptive sponges

1985

Sponge from 'Tabloid' first aid kit

Sponge from 'Tabloid' first aid kit

Rubber sponge, possibly English, 1930-1960

Rubber sponge, possibly English, 1930-1960

1930-1960

Rubber sponge

Rubber sponge

1950-1960

Marine sponge

Marine sponge

1920-1960

Rubber sponge

Rubber sponge

1950-1960

Rubber contraceptive sponge

Rubber contraceptive sponge

Rubber sponge, with net and cord

Rubber sponge, with net and cord

Cellulose sponge

Cellulose sponge

1950-1960

Sponge on ivory handle

Sponge on ivory handle

Rubber sponge with net and cord

Rubber sponge with net and cord

Cellulose sponge

Cellulose sponge

1950-1960

Cellulose sponge

Cellulose sponge

1950-1960

Rubber sponge

Rubber sponge

Cellulose sponge

Cellulose sponge

1950-1960

Piece of natural sponge

Piece of natural sponge

Rubber sponge, "Racial" brand, designed by Marie Stopes, for use at Mothers' Clinic, improved grease resisting form as used by Construction Birth Control Committee, 1931

"Racial" brand birth control sponge

1931

Collection of 48 natural sponges of various sizes, supplied by N. Vouvalis & Co. Ltd., 1980

Collection of 48 natural sponges of various sizes

Rubber sponge, brand name, "Occlusator", with central cavity for a suppository and handle for removal

Contraceptive sponges, early 20th century.

Ten felt sponges, in box

Ten felt sponges

Sponge, whalebone handle

Sponge, whalebone handle

piece of natural sponge

piece of natural sponge

Piece of natural sponge

Piece of natural sponge

Sponge, attached to glass rod for insertion into inhaler

Sponge, attached to glass rod for insertion into inhaler

Sponge, for "Vaporole" ammonium chloride inhaler, Burroughs Wellcome, London, 1931 to 1950

Sponge, for "Vaporole" ammonium chloride inhaler

Lid of carton for sponge, with instructions stuck to underside, English, 1901-1940

Lid of carton for sponge, with instructions stuck

1901-1940