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Collection of fifteen wheelchairs and other mobility aids

Group portrait of soldiers, many of them amputees, c1916-1917.

1914-1918

Wheelchair, model 9L, by Remploy Ltd, 415 Edgware Road, Cricklewood, London, England, 1980.

Wheelchair, model 9L

1980

Wheelchair, 1751-1850

Wheelchair, 1751-1850.

1751-1850

Light coloured folding "Allwin" wheelchair

Light coloured folding "Allwin" wheelchair

Adjustable wheelchair by T. Chapman, 22 Edwards Street, London, England, 1820-1870.

Adjustable wheelchair by T. Chapman

1820-1870

Folding wheelchair, model 8B, by M.T.P., English c. 1958

Folding wheelchair

1953-1963

Folding wheelchair model 6, with canvas back, seat missing, by A. C. Cars, English, c. 1950

Folding wheelchair model 6

1950-1979

Harding supreme folding wheelchair, with corduroy upholstery, English, c. 1960

Harding supreme folding wheelchair

1948-1979

Peerlers wheelchair, by McLonghlin and Co. Ltd, Rochdale, England, c. 1960

Peerlers wheelchair

1956-1966

Stanley wheelchair, model 8A, English, c. 1955

Stanley wheelchair

1951-1961

Folding wheelchair, model 8, with retractable arms, by Dingwall, English c. 1960

Folding wheelchair

1955-1965

Wheelchair, wooden frame, with vinyl upholstery, by Bencraft Ltd., probably British, 1935-1955

Wheelchair, wooden frame

1935-1955

Wheelchair, tubular steel construction, with vinyl upholstery, used at Southend Hospital, by Richards Son and Allwin, English, 1950-1965

Wheelchair, tubular steel construction

1950-1965

Postcard of nursing staff and wounded British soldiers posing for a photograph in a hospital ward, c1914-1918. Possibly photographed at Queen Mary's Convalescent Auxiliary Hospital, Roehampton, London. From an album of 104 postcards and a pen and ink drawing showing injured soldiers at Queen Mary's Orthopaedic Hospital, Roehampton, members of the Essex Regiment and other medical pictures, 1914-1918.

Nursing staff and wounded British soldiers in a hospital ward, c1914-1918

circa 1914-1918

Three-wheeled wooden framed wheelchair, by The Gendron Wheel Co. Toledo, USA, 1940-1945, part of original material brought to Harvard Hospital by the American Red Cross

Three-wheeled wooden framed wheelchair

1940-1945

Wheelchair, model 1J, with cane seat and back, by Bencraft, Birmingham, England, c. 1950

Wheelchair, model 1J

1945-1955

Wheelchair, cane seat and back

Wheelchair, cane seat and back

Hardings rigid wheelchair, model 13R, with plastic upholstery, c. 1950, English

Hardings rigid wheelchair

1946-1955

Wheelchair, by White and Wright, 93 Renshaw Street, Liverpool, England, 1880-1920.

Wheelchair, by White and Wright

1880-1920

Postcard of nursing staff and wounded British soldiers, mostly in wheelchairs, posing for a photograph in a hospital ward, c1915-1918. Photographed at Queen Mary's Convalescent Auxiliary Hospital, Roehampton, London. From an album of 104 postcards and a pen and ink drawing showing injured soldiers at Queen Mary's Orthopaedic Hospital, Roehampton, members of the Essex Regiment and other medical pictures, 1914-1918.

Nursing staff and wounded British soldiers in a hospital ward, c1915-1918

circa 1915-1918

Postcard of nursing staff and wounded British soldiers posing for a photograph in a hospital ward, c1915-1918. Photographed at Queen Mary's Convalescent Auxiliary Hospital, Roehampton, London. From an album of 104 postcards and a pen and ink drawing showing injured soldiers at Queen Mary's Orthopaedic Hospital, Roehampton, members of the Essex Regiment and other medical pictures, 1914-1918.

Nursing staff and wounded British soldiers in a hospital ward, c1915-1918

circa 1915-1918

Wheelchair, model 4J, by Allwin, with plastic upholstery English, c. 1960

Wheelchair, model 4J

1954-1964

Folding wheelchair, model 8, by Dingwall, with canvas upholstery, English, c. 1960

Folding wheelchair

1955-1979

Folding wheelchair model 8A, by Dingwall, English, c. 1960

Folding wheelchair model 8A

1955-1965

Folding wheelchair, model 8, by Dingwall, English, c. 1955

Folding wheelchair

1950-1960

Wheelchair, the "Eastbourne", English, 1850-1920

Wheelchair, the "Eastbourne", English, 1850-1920

1850-1920

Wheelchair, with canvas seat and back, iron frame and wooden foot rest

Wheelchair, with canvas seat and back