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Radio with Bakelite case

1940

A-52 Murphy radio receiver, 1938-1939

1938-1939

Murphy 14-inch Band I/Band III television receiver, 1954

1954

Murphy three-band broadcast receiver, model A122, c. 1948

1948

Murphy A242 radio

1955-1960

Murphy model A124 radio receiver

1948-1952

Bush TV77 Television Receiver, 1958

1958

Hand-Held Electronic Digital Thermometer, 1994

1994

100ml glass bottle of Valium 2 syrup (diazepam) in original carton. 125 mm x 45 mm diameter

1974-1982

Tube of Redoxon ascorbic acid (vitamin C) tablets, Welwyn Garden City, England, 1970-1985

1970-1985

Marplan tablets (isocarboxazid), 10mg

1975-1982

CFAM I Cerebral Function Analyser Monitor, Welwyn Garden City, England, 1977

1977

Newcastle Royal Station Hotel

Perth Station Hotel

British Transport Hotels Group Rates

Murphy V230 Portable Television Receiver, 1954

1954

Murphy AD94 Radio Receiver

1940

Murphy Television Receiver, c 1952

1950-1954

Glass 100ml bottle in box of Valium 2 syrup (diazepam)

1974-1982

Murphy Baffle Radio

1949

Murphy model A104 radio receiver

1944-1948

Murphy B143 Portable Radio Receiver

1949

Miniature external cardiac pacemaker, Welwyn Garden City, England, 1979

1979

2 Op-Site IV/wound dressings

1980-1990

Box for ampoules of Pethidine, Welwyn Garden City, England, 1981

1981

Bottle of "Laroxyl" tablets

Black-and-white television made by Murphy Radio Ltd

circa 1968

Murphy V310AD television receiver, 1957

1957-07

Murphy tabletop television receiver type V410, 1957

1957-1960
Box containing a single disposable syringe prefilled with 1ml of Engerix B Vaccine, bioengineered and grown in yeast, for intramuscular injection to protect against Hepatitis B, by SmithKline Beecham Pharmaceuticals, Welwyn Garden City, England, 1993

Disposable syringe of Engerix B Vaccine, boxed

1993
Round bottle for Ro-A-Vit vitamin A pills, with contents, made in England, 1950 to 1965

Bottle of Vitamin A pills

1950-1965
Infra red gas analyser, used to analyse presence of carbon dioxide or other gases in an anaesthetic mixture, by the Infra Red Development Co. Ltd., English, 1955-1980

Infra red gas analyser

1955-1980
Tin of plaster of paris bandage, c.1960, by Smith and Nephew of Hull and Welwyn Garden City

Tin of plaster of paris bandage

1941-1970
Bottle of "Redoxon" vitamin C tablets, by Roche Products Ltd., Welwyn Garden City, England, 1950-1965

Bottle of 'Redoxon' vitamin C tablets

1950-1965
6 ampoules of vitamin B1, in original carton, by Roche Products Ltd., English.

6 ampoules of vitamin B1

Two canisters of "Tyrimide" tablets, by Smith Kline and French Labs. Ltd., English

Two canisters of "Tyrimide" tablets

`Infratrace' infrared non-contact electronic digital thermometer type KM800S by Comark Ltd, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, 1994, with low-voltage power supply unit.

Infrared Non-Contact Electronic Thermometer, 1994

1994
Electronic digital panel mounting thermometer type 9501 by Comark Ltd., with additional bar graph display and alarm outputs, with external type K thermocouple probe, made in 1994

Precision Digital Thermometer, 1994

1994
2 rolls of guttaplast in cardboard tubes, made by Beiersdorf Ltd, Welwyn Garden City, England, 1910-1950

2 rolls of guttaplast in cardboard tubes

1910-1950
Three boxes for pethidine ampoules, by Roche Products Ltd, Welwyn Garden City, 1965-1980

Three boxes for pethidine ampoules

1965-1980
Murphy Model V1913 monochrome televison receiver, orange version of 'Acoustic De-luxe', 1968.

Murphy Model V1913 monochrome televison receiver, 1968

1968
Murphy A42V console monochrome television receiver, 1937, modified internally for 625-line reception.

Murphy A42V console television receiver

1937
Aluminium canister - labelled with: ‘Spansule is a Trademark’ – of 1½ gr. ‘Spansule’ Phenobarbitone capsules, by Smith Kline and French Laboratories Ltd., Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, England, 1960-1968

Canister - labelled with: ‘Spansule is a Trademark’ – of 1½ gr. Phenobarbitone capsules

1960-1968
Glass bottle of 100 Nobrium 10mg capsules (medazepam) in original carton. Bottle: 70 mm x 40 mm diameter, 81 g. Produced by Roche, English, expires 1982.

Glass bottle of 100 Nobrium 10mg capsules (medazepam) in original carton

1973-1981
Glass vial with cork stopper to contain 10 hypodermic tablets consisting of 1/3 grain of opium concentrate which is equal to 1/6 grain of morphine. Morphine is a powerful analgesic and narcotic but it also has central stimulant actions.

phial; controlled drug; opium

Metallic cylindrical canister with aluminium screw cap and paper label. 'Spansule' brand capsules contain small pellets of sustained release formulation consisting of the active ingredients dexamphetamine sulphate (under the brand name Dexedrine) and amylobarbitone. Use for mild temporary neuroses.

canister; controlled drug; dextroamphetamine

Glass bottle for 100 Nobrium 10 mg capsules (medazepam),half-full. 68 mm x 40 mm diameter, 74 g. Manufactured by Roche, English, 1970-1985.

Glass bottle for 100 Nobrium 10 mg capsules (medazepam), half-full

1970-1985
Glass bottle for 500 Nobrium 10mg capsules (medazepam),with approximately 75 capsules remaining. 120 mm x 60 mm, 221 g. Produced by Roche, English, 1970-1985.

Bottle of Nobrium 10 capsules

1970-1985
'Tubunic' brand of apomorphine hydrochloride, 1/13 grain in 1cc solution for injection contained within a metal hypodermic needle and glass safety cover, by Roche Products Limited, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, England, 1908-1920

needle; controlled drug; apomorphine

1908-1920
Glass bottle of 100 Nobrium 5 mg capsules (medazepam). 70 mm x 42 mm diameter, 83 g. Manufactured by Roche, English, 1970-1985.

Glass bottle of 100 Nobrium 5 mg capsules (medazepam). 70 mm x 42 mm diameter

1970-1985