Penicillin powder in bottle
1942
Bundle of eight polythene catheters
1965-1975
MinION portable device for electronic single-molecule sensing
circa 2014
'ESO' chloroform apparatus, Oxford, England, 1945
1945
Gordon Dobson’s original ozone spectrograph
1924
Artery forceps
1884-1912
Artery forceps
1884-1912
Artery forceps
1884-1912
Forceps, artery, steel
1884-1912
Artery forceps
1884-1912
2 scalpels and 1 bistoury
1884-1912
Artery forceps
1884-1912
Naevus needle
1884-1912
Stereotactic head clamp, Oxford, England, 1973-1978
1970-1979
Potters tissue homogeniser
1955-1960
Spencer Wells torsion forceps
1851-1900
Spencer Wells torsion forceps
1880-1920
Two bladed fleam
1823-1846
Resistivity meter by Martin-Clark, Oxford, 1977
1977
Ball and disc integrator made in the Physical Chemistry Laboratory
Metal single bladed fleam
1867-1884
'Al' Social Distance Portrait by Fran Monks
2020
Crawford UV monitor type 760 by the Littlemore Sci. Eng. Co. Oxford
1960-1969 (estimated)
Set of twelve slides and explanatory booklet-entitled Electromagnetic Optics
1950-1980
"Oxford" astrolabe
1925-1930
W. Baxter ALS FHS. Curator of the Botanic Garden, Oxford
1871
William Henry Perkin
1880-1929
Helium Liquefier by Prof. F. E. Simon, 1932-36
1932-1936
Research Machines RM 380Z keyboard
1980
Carpenter's sliding joint-rule by I Trafford
1772
Storage bottle for opium tincture
1801-1850
Clay tobacco pipe
1620-1655
Abscess lancet
1801-1900
Clay tobacco pipe
1620-1655
T SPOT-TB
circa 2009
Mr. Sadler's ascent from Merton Fields, Oxford
1816
Diagram showing the variation of frequency and wavelength of characteristic X-rays from various elements
1950
Coxing blazer worn by Stephen Hawking when thrown into river
1960s
letterpress. M. Salmoni
1780-1860
Protopye Prestcold Packawy refrigerator
1945-48
Superconducting magnet, United Kingdom, 1968
1968
Microwave device made from high temperature superconductor
Infrared spectrometer with accessories, used by Harold Thompson
1934-1941
Tuberculin tester and BCG vaccinator, England, 1980-1990
1980-1990
Heaf test gun, Oxford, England, 1978
1978
Boxwood model to illustrate the aberration of light, discovered by James Bradley, the third Astronomer Royal, in 1728.
circa 1729
East Radcliffe anaesthetic machine, Oxford, England, 1953-1963
1953-1963
Magnaprobe Mk.II magnetic probe for investigating the nature of magnetic fields
1972-1980
Clay tobacco pip
1640-1665
Clay tobacco pipe
1620-1640