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Carrying case for sphere

Anschutz gyro compass equipment.

1946-1956

Pohl Omniskop X-ray apparatus, Kiel, Germany, 1925-1935

1925-1935

Bottom part of housing for a gyro compass

1900-1960

Sounding machine by Steger, Kiel

Top part of a housing for a gyro compass

1900-1960

Archimedes Electro-Mechanical Calculator

1940-1945

Part of 35mm film 'Opening of the Kiel Canal'

1895

Parts of resuscitation apparatus, Draeger's, including regulator valve with 2 gauges and 2 face masks, made in Lubeck and Kiel, Germany (West), 1901-1918

Parts of resuscitation apparatus

1901-1918

Rotary gyro compass, fully contained inside metal housing, with threaded tube and three braided cables, possibly experimental or developmental model, by Anschütz & Co., Kiel, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, c.1909

Rotary gyro compass

circa 1909

Jacobsen's rubber water bottle in frame, by Steger, Kiel, 1872

Jacobsen's rubber water bottle in frame

1872

Part of Dr. Roth Drager's portable anaesthetic apparatus, two canvas bags taken from a captured battleship, by H. Beckmann, Kiel, 1914-1918

Part of Dr. Roth Drager's portable anaesthetic apparatus

1914-1918

X-ray machine Omniscope, comprises only resistor, transformer housing and X-ray plate carrier, by Pohl of Kiel, German, early 20th century, with accessories

'Omniscope' X-ray machine

1914-1930

Box containing dressing for burns, by H. Beckmann, Holstenstrasse 46, Kiel, Germany, 1914-1918.

Box containing dressing for burns

1914-1918

13 bandages, in cardboard boxes, made by H. Beckmann, Holstenstrasse 46 / Fernstrasse 54, Kiel, Germany, 1910-1920.

13 bandages

1910-1920

Box containing dressing for burns, by H. Beckmann, Holstenstrasse 46, Kiel, Germany, 1914-1918.

Box containing dressing for burns

1914-1918