Clear glass burette, made by C. Gerhardt, Bonn, German, 1890-1930 Clear glass burette made by C. Gerhardt 1890-1930
One of two ordinary mercury-in-glass centigrade thermometers, signed Dr H. Geissler, Bonn, and marked in Cyrillic T.0.O. No.244 [........]. Scale -45 to 47 degrees Ordinary mercury-in-glass centigrade thermometer
Dry and Wet bulb thermometers. On Brass stand, by Geissler, 1876. Dry and Wet bulb thermometers. On Brass stand 1876
Two ordinary mercury-in-glass centigrade thermometers, signed Dr H. Geissler, Bonn, and marked in Cyrillic T.0.O. No.244 [........]. Scale -45 to 47 degrees Two ordinary mercury-in-glass centigrade thermometers
Penis irrigator in form of glass tube with tubulure near closed end, flared mouth, by F.A. Eschbaum, Bonn, Germany, 1901-1940 Penis irrigator in form of glass tube with tubulure near closed end 1901-1940
One of two ordinary mercury-in-glass centigrade thermometers, signed Dr H. Geissler, Bonn, and marked in Cyrillic T.0.O. No.244 [........]. Scale -45 to 47 degrees Ordinary mercury-in-glass centigrade thermometer
Walferdin's overflow mercury thermometer for recording maximum temperatures made by H. Geissler and Müller, Bonn, Germany, 1840-1898 Walferdin's Maximum Mercury Thermometer, 1840-1898 1840-1898
Model of the Moon, 19 feet in diameter (half hemisphere), made by Thomas Dickert in Bonn and based on the lunar maps by Dr Julius Schmidt. Constructed at the University of Bonn in the mid 1850s, the model was later sold and sent to America before being acquired by the Field Museum in Chicago where it was displayed until the 1980s. Model of the Moon 1850-1854