Object Listing

Used to carry, confine & control the impression material from the patient's mouth. a. Form U2, b. No. 9. Lower tray with deep well in front. Material: Brass. Colour: Brass. Maker: Stark, c. 1910.

Used to carry, confine & control the impression material from the patient's mouth. With extra high palate. Form Z3. A very useful tray esteemed for special cases. Name on object: Antaeos. Material: Nickel. Colour: Silver, c. 1920.

Used to carry, confine & control the impression material from the patient's mouth. Size 3. Material: Nickel silver. Colour: Silver, c. 1921.

Used to carry, confine & control the impression material from the patient's mouth. Form V1. With well in front. Perforated. Material: Aluminium. Colour: Silver. Maker: Metallwaren Fabrik.

Box containing three trays with detached post crowns. Assortment no. 4. Material: Porcelain. Colour: Cream. Maker: S.S. White Dental Co., c. 1920.

For slip-joint attachment. Material: Nickel-plated and bakelite. Colour: Silver and brown, c. 1909.

Used to carry, confine & control the impression material from the patient's mouth. Form Bx no. 1. With turn-up ends. Depth of tray 9/16 inch. Height of palate: 1/2 inch. Material: Nickel-plated. Colour: Silver. Maker: Antaeos, c. 1919.

Used to carry, confine & control the impression material from the patient's mouth. Form A no.3. Depth of tray 5/8 inch. Height of palate: 1/2 inch. Material: Nickel-plated brass. Colour: Silverish. Maker: D.M. Co., c. 1920.

Used to carry, confine & control the impression material from the patient's mouth. Form V no.1. Depth of tray 5/8 inch. Height of palate: 1/2 inch. Material: Nickel-plated brass. Colour: Silverish. Maker: C. Ash & Sons, c. 1920.

Used to carry, confine & control the impression material from the patient's mouth. Size no. 2. Material: Nickel-plated. Colour: Silver. Maker: C. Ash & Sons, c. 1920.

12 test ampoules and one open ampoule in wooden case with stand in centre. Material: Glass. Colour: Clear. Maker: Hynson, Westcott & Dunning, c. 1940.

Used for gynaecology outpatient departments and for use in minor surgery. Material: Stainless steel. Colour: Silver, c. 1950.

For evacuation of fluid from the abdominal cavity. For extra information, see Thackray's Catalogue p. G175. Material: Chromium-plated. Colour: Silver. Maker: Thackray, c. 1950.

Used by the physicians to examine the anterior part of the nose. Material: Nickel-plated brass. Colour: Silver. Maker: Sharp & Smith, c. 1940.

A medal issued by SA Medical Council. Material: Nickel alloy. Colour: Grey, green and blue enamel, c. 1934.

A medal issued by Somerset Hospital to commemorate its centenary. Material: Copper. Colour: Copper, c. 1959.

A medallion issued by Somerset Hospital. Material: Enamelled metal. Colour: Brass, red and blue. Maker: McCallum, c. 1960.

A medallion issued by Victoria Hospital. Material: Enamelled metal. Colour: Red, white and blue, c. 1950.

Apparatus consists of gasoline gas generator, blow pipe and foot bellows. Blows pipe patented: 26 Sept 1899. Used for melting gold and silver rapidly without the use of a furnace. Material: Metal, wood and leather. Colour: Black, silver, grey and brown. Maker: Dental Mfg Co., c. 1920.

Trade mark: Leukoplast. Zinc oxide adhesive plaster. 1 1/2 inch wide x 1 yard. Material: Adhesive plaster. Colour: Pink. Maker: Herts Pharm. Ltd, c. 1940.

Used for saliva ejection. Material: Nickel-plated. Colour: Silver, c. 1940.

Used to discard or disposed materials in. Material: Nickel-plated. Colour: Silver, c. 1930.

Used in the dental clinics and hospitals, c. 1920.

Flask for vulcanite work. Material: Brass. Colour: Brass, c. 1920.

Used for vulcanite work. Material: Brass. Colour: Brass, c. 1920.

Silver lancet case with 2 lancets in tortoise shell guards. Phlebotomy instruments. Inscription on case: RS. Inscription on guard: Fort William 607. Material: Silver and tortoise shell. Colour: Silver and brown. Maker: Vans, c. 1820.

Cased set: 1 oz syringe, 6 brass pipes, 2 ivory pipes, 1 silver-plated pipe and 1 two-way tap. Registered 2 Mar 1847 no. 984. Material: Brass and ivory. Colour: Brass and cream. Maker: Weiss and Son, c. 1870.

A lamp burning volatile spirits, especially methylated spirits, instead of oil. Copper bottom with brass cap. Letters BLT engraved on object. Material: Copper and brass. Colour: Copper and brass, c. 1910.

Used to hold test tubes. It is used for holding a test tube in place when the tube is hot or should not be touched. In wooden handle. Material: Nickel-plated brass. Colour: Brass, c. 1930.

Used to immobilise a fractured or dislocated bone. Suitable for left leg. Material: Wood. Colour: Beige, c. 1930.