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Syringe, by Terumo Medical Products, one of two, for use with the ‘Euthanasia Machine’, developed by Dr. Philip Nitschke, Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia, 1995-1996

Syringe, one of two, for use with the ‘Euthanasia Machine’

Wellcome (general)

1995-1996

Remainder not on display of disposable syringes and needles in sterile packs, 'Sterets' pre-injection cleaning swabs and 'Sharpak' disposal box for used needles by Sutherland Health Ltd., as made available to intravenous drug users by 'The Caravan' project of St Mary's Hospital, Paddington, London, 1995.

Disposable syringes, needles, 'sterets' and 'Sharpaks'

Public Health & Hygiene

1995

One syringe with a separate hypodermic needle, both in sterile packaging, to be used to administer the monthly injection of testosterone which is part of the prototype male contraceptive pill. Syringe: 110mm x 40 mm; Needle: 90 mm x 20 mm, 5 g total. Manufactured by Organon, Netherlands, 2000.

Syringe with hypodermic needle

Obstetrics, Gynaecology & Contraception

2000

One syringe with a separate hypodermic needle, both in sterile packaging, to be used to administer the monthly injection of testosterone which is part of the prototype male contraceptive pill. Syringe: 110 mm x 40 mm ; Needle 90 mm x 20 mm, 5g total. Manufactured by Organon, Netherlands, 2000

Syringe and hypodermic needle

Obstetrics, Gynaecology & Contraception

2000

Hypodermic syringe, nickel plated, in nickel plated metal case, probably German, 1890-1920

Hypodermic syringe, nickel plated, in nickel plate

Therapeutics

1890-1920

Syringe plunger, Record type, glass and nickel plated brass, probably German, 1905-1914

Syringe plunger, Record type, probably German, 1905-1914

Therapeutics

Sterilizable Syringe Kit A, containing syringes (three sizes), hypodermic needles (three sizes), a needle sharpening stone, a file for BCG ampoules and a nail brush, approved by UNICEF and the World Health Organisation for use in the Expanded Programme on Immunisation. Manufactured and supplied by UNICEF, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1994

Sterilizable Syringe Kit A

Public Health & Hygiene

1994

Steel syringe with glass tube missing. 62 mm x 30 mm x 5 mm, 13g. Parke, Davis and Co., American, 1885-1920.

Syringe

Therapeutics

1885-1920

Blood transfusion syringe, with needles and tubing, by James Wooley Sons and Co. Ltd., English

Blood transfusion syringe

Public Health & Hygiene

Parts of two syringes, possibly Chinese

Part of two syringes

Asian Medicine

Hypodermic syringe, glass and silver, plated brass, cased, by Weiss, London, 1875-1910. Case contains syringe tubes, morphine sulphate and tablets.

Hypodermic syringe, glass and silver, plated brass

Medical Glass-ware

1875-1910

Hypodermic syringe, glass and silver plated brass, English, 1870-1890

Hypodermic syringe, glass and silver plated brass,

Therapeutics

1870-1890

Roux's antitoxin syringe, glass and nickel plated brass, by Collin, Paris, 1895-1920

Roux's antitoxin syringe

Public Health & Hygiene

1895-1920

Box containing 100 B-D `Soloshot' Syringes, made to autodestruct after single use, carrying box converts to sharps box to prevent the spread of AIDS, approved by UNICEF and the World Health Organisation for the use in the Expanded Programme on Immunisation. Manufactured by Becton Dickinson & Co, New Jersey, USA and supplied by the UNICEF Supply Division, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1994

B-D `Soloshot' Syringes

Public Health & Hygiene

Sterilizable Syringe Kit A, containing syringes (three sizes), hypodermic needles (three sizes), a needle sharpening stone, a file for BCG ampoules and a nail brush, approved by UNICEF and the World Health Organisation for use in the Expanded Programme on Immunisation. Manufactured and supplied by UNICEF, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1994

Sterilizable Syringe Kit A

Public Health & Hygiene

1994

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