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

1925-1935

Anschutz gyro compass equipment.

1946-1956

Bottom part of housing for a gyro compass

1900-1960

Sounding machine by Steger, Kiel

Archimedes Electro-Mechanical Calculator

1940-1945

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

1895

Top part of a housing for a gyro compass

1900-1960

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

Jacobsen's rubber water bottle in frame

1872

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

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

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

Box containing dressing for burns

1914-1918

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

Box containing dressing for burns

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

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

13 bandages

1910-1920