Prestcold Packaway' electric refrigerator, 1959.

Domestic Appliances

1959

Tuberculin tester and BCG vaccinator, England, 1980-1990

Public Health & Hygiene

1980-1990

Penicillin powder in bottle

Biotechnology

1942

Heaf test gun, Oxford, England, 1978

Public Health & Hygiene

1978

Superconducting magnet, United Kingdom, 1968

Biochemistry

1968

Einstein's Abstracts [1]

Photographs

2000

East Radcliffe anaesthetic machine, Oxford, England, 1953-1963

Anaesthesiology

1953-1963

Engraving of the Oxford Physic Garden, England, 1675

Materia Medica & Pharmacology

1675

Einstein's Abstracts [3]

Photographs

2000

Einstein's Abstracts [2]

Photographs

2000

Reginald Southey with Skeletons

Photographs

1857-06

William Henry Fox Talbot Album 14

Photographs

1843-1844

"Oxford" Astrolabe with celluloid rete designed by

Astronomy

1925-1930

'ESO' chloroform apparatus, Oxford, England, 1945

Anaesthesiology

1945

Helium Liquefier by Prof. F. E. Simon, 1932-36

Heat

1932-1936

T SPOT-TB

Clinical Diagnosis

c. 2009

Ball and disc integrator made in the Physical Chem

Experimental Chemistry

Stereotactic head clamp, Oxford, England, 1973-1978

Laboratory Medicine

1970-1979

Electric DC fuse isolation box

Telecommunications

c.1970

Crawford UV monitor type 760 by the Littlemore Sci

Optics

1960-1969 (estimated)

Boxwood model to illustrate the aberration of light, discovered by James Bradley, the third Astronomer Royal, in 1728.

Astronomy

c. 1729

Artery forceps, steel, nickel plated, by Wenborn o

Surgery

1884-1912

Artery forceps, steel, nickel-plated, by Wenborn o

Surgery

1884-1912

Clay tobacco pipe, incomplete, part of stem missin

Smoking

1620-1655

Viewing table for pressure records

Radiomedicine

1965-1970

Gas detector

Gas Industry

c.1985

Two bladed fleam, steel, in horn case by Bayne, Ox

Veterinary Medicine

1823-1846

Forceps, artery, steel, nickel-plated, by Wenborn

Surgery

1884-1912

Artery forceps, steel, nickel-plated, by Wenborn o

Surgery

1884-1912

Artery forceps, steel, nickel-plated, by Wenborn o

Surgery

1884-1912

Artery forceps, steel, nickel-plated, by Wenborn o

Surgery

1884-1912

Artery forceps, steel, nickel-plated, by Wenborn o

Surgery

1884-1912

Artery forceps, steel, nickel-plated, by Wenborn o

Surgery

1884-1912

Diagram showing the variation of frequency and wavelength of characteristic X-rays from various elements

Nuclear Physics

1950

Infrared spectrometer, used by Harold Thompson

Experimental Chemistry

1934-1941

Artery forceps, steel, nickel-plated, by Wenborn o

Surgery

1884-1912

Naevus needle, plated steel, by Wenborn of Oxford,

Surgery

1884-1912

Calotype negative of Merton College

Photographs

"The Healthy Eating Game" teaching aid

Public Health & Hygiene

1992

Bundle of eight polythene catheters, two terminate

Radiomedicine

1965-1975

Microwave device made from high temperature superconductor

Ceramics

Magnaprobe Mk.II magnetic probe for investigating

Science Teaching

1972-1980

Two scalpels

Surgery

Two small breast amputation knives, cased, by Wenb

Surgery

1880-1950

Pean artery forceps, take-off joint, steel, nickel

Surgery

1883-1912

Clay tobacco pipe, incomplete, part of stem missin

Smoking

1680-1710

Carpenter's sliding joint-rule by I Trafford, Oxfo

Mathematics

1772

Resistivity meter by Martin Clark, Oxford, 1977

Geophysics

1977

Artery forceps, steel, nickel-plated, by Wenborn o

Surgery

1884-1912

Metal single bladed fleam, probably veterinary, by

Veterinary Medicine

1867-1884