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Brass anatomical syringe

Anatomy & Pathology

1810-1872

Syringe, bamboo and quill, used by Boers, South Af

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1850-1900

Glass piston rod only

Surgery

Glass piston rod only

Surgery

Nozzle from syringe, pewter, probably English, 180

Therapeutics

1801-1870

Metal syringe, with sprung plunger, by C. Ash and Sons, Engl

Chiropody

1900-1940

Two glass ear syringes, maker unknown, 1920-1950

Chiropody

1920-1950

Mahogany case and leather syringe, with brass moun

Surgery

1801-1900

Glass piston rod from a syringe

Surgery

Anatomist's Syringe by Arnold & Sons

Motive Power

1866-1923
Bone syringe, piston-action, 18th century

Bone syringe, piston-action, 18th century

Surgery

1701-1800
Venule syringe for sterile collection of blood, in case, Bayer, German, 1933

Venule syringe for sterile collection of blood, in

Clinical Diagnosis

1933
Plastic enema syringe, piston action, late 19th century

Enema syringes, 18th-19th centuries.

Therapeutics

1871-1900
"Dentocoll" impression compound mixing syringe, in original box, by de Trey Bros., Zurich, Switzerland, 1925-1937

"Dentocoll" impression compound mixing syringe, in

Dentistry

1925-1937
Syringe set by W. Matthews, 10 Portugal Street, Lincoln's Inn, London, England, 1846-1851. In case, with syringe, and 3 nozzles.

Syringe set by W. Matthews, 10 Portugal Street, Li

Therapeutics

1846-1851
Syringe (for chloroform)

Chloroform syringe from Clover inhaler

Anaesthesiology
Glass tube, sealed, U-shaped containing live vibrio culture, copy of an original used by Pasteur, French

U-shaped tube of Pasteur's 'Vibrio Septique', c 1860s

Microbiology

1860-1900
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 use in the Expanded Programme on Immunisation. Manufacture by Becton Dickinson & Co, New Jersey, USA and supplied by the UNICEF Supply Division, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1994

Soloshot syringes, 1994.

Public Health & Hygiene
Hypodermic syringe, Pravaz type, glass and silver, French, 1855-1890

Pravaz type hypodermic syringe, French, 1855-1890.

Therapeutics

1855-1890
Venule syringe for sterile collection of blood, by Bayer, in case, German, 1936

Venule syringe for sterile collection of blood, by

Clinical Diagnosis

1936
Brass aural or wound or bladder, syringe, piston-ation Abernethy type, nozzle, 19th century

Brass aural or wound or bladder, syringe, piston-a

Surgery
Brass syringe, piston-action

Piston-action syringe

Therapeutics
Bone piston-action syringe, Europe, 1701-1850

Bone piston-action syringe

Therapeutics

1701-1850
Nickel-plated brass aural or wound syringe, piston-action

Nickel-plated brass aural or wound syringe, piston

Surgery
Glass piston-action syringe

Glass piston-action syringe

Therapeutics
Glass, a horn syringe

Glass, a horn syringe

Therapeutics
Pewter piston-action syringe

Pewter piston-action syringe

Therapeutics
Ivory aural syringe, piston-action, 18th century

Ivory aural syringe, piston-action, 18th century

Surgery

1701-1800
Glass syringe, for the injection of mercury in making anatomical preparations of lymphatics and in the treatment of lacrymal fistula, in leather covered case

Glass syringe, for the injection of mercury in mak

Surgery
Glass and vulcanite piston-action syringe

Glass and vulcanite piston-action syringe

Therapeutics
Glass urethral, or nasal syringe, piston action

Glass urethral, or nasal syringe, piston action

Therapeutics
Bon syringe, piston-action

Bon syringe, piston-action

Surgery
Wooden syringe, nozzle missing, piston-action

Wooden syringe, nozzle missing, piston-action

Surgery
Glass barrel and nozzle of a syringe only

Glass barrel and nozzle of a syringe only

Therapeutics
Metal piston-action syringe

Metal piston-action syringe

Therapeutics
Glass piston-action syringe with ivory top and ivory handle

Glass piston-action syringe with ivory top and ivo

Surgery
Bone vaginal syringe, piston-action, 18th century

Bone vaginal syringe, piston-action, 18th century

Surgery

1701-1800
Bone vaginal syringe, piston-action, 18th century

Bone vaginal syringe, piston-action, 18th century

Surgery

1701-1800
Glass piston action syringe, possibly aural or urethral

Glass piston action syringe, possibly aural or ure

Therapeutics
Metal piston-action syringe in metal case, Bosnian

Metal piston-action syringe in metal case, Bosnian

Therapeutics
Glass tube, possibly the cylinder of a piston-action syringe, European, 1870-1920

Glass tube, possibly the cylinder of a piston-acti

Therapeutics

1870-1920
Bone disc from end of piston-action syringe, Europe, 1701-1850

Bone disc from end of piston-action syringe, Europ

Therapeutics

1701-1850
Ivory piston-action syringe, 18th century, Europe

Ivory piston-action syringe, 18th century, Europe

Therapeutics

1701-1800
Ivory piston-action syringe, aural, urethral or wound, possibly mid 19th century, Europe

Ivory piston-action syringe, aural, urethral or wo

Therapeutics

1831-1870
Bone piston-action syringe, 17th or 18th century, Europe

Bone piston-action syringe

Therapeutics

1601-1800
Bone piston action syringe, 18th century, Europe

Bone piston action syringe, 18th century

Therapeutics

1701-1800
Automatic transfusion syringe, sterile, patented by Felix Meyer, German, 1929

Automatic transfusion syringe

Public Health & Hygiene

1929
Brass piston-action syringe, by Hilliards, 7 Nicolson Street, Edinburgh, Scotland.

Brass piston-action syringe

Therapeutics
Glycerine syringe, in blue cylindrical cardboard box, British, 1890-1920

Glycerine syringe, in blue cylindrical cardboard b

Therapeutics

1890-1920
Pewter castor oil syringe, possibly French, 1801-1900

Pewter castor oil syringe, possibly French, 1801-1

Therapeutics

1801-1900