Object Listing

Bottle with glass brush in wooden container (3 parts)

Cunningham's ox bone as used by Hamilton Bailey. Material: Bones. Colour: Cream, c. 1925.

Pocket surgical instrument set in rolled leather case, (1810-1910), c. 1910.

Medical magnifying glasses. Hand-held medical dermatoscope for skin inspection, c. 1910.

(a) Wooden case
(b) Electric burr
(c) Trephines (4), c. 1940.

(a) Awarded by University of Aberdeen: Practice of Med
(b) Awarded by University of Aberdeen: 1902-03, c. 1900.

(a) To Arnold H. Watkins 1873-1874 Materia Medica
(b) To Arnold H. Watkins 1873-1874 Clinical Surgery
(c) To Arnold H. Watkins 1874-1876 Senior Surgery, c. 1810.

A spirit lamp is commonly used in a laboratory to heat up substances. Spirit lamps are used in a laboratory for flame sterilisation of the lab tools, c. 1930.

(a) Carrying case
(b) Photometer with electric cord
(c) Bottle of acetone
(d) Bottle of acetone 0.04% Ammonia solution
(e) 4 ml one-mark test-tube
(f) Stagedorn needle in ungraduated test tube
(g) Blood pipette
(h) Eye pieces filter no. 1, 2 & 3
(i) 1 cm fused glass cells (2)
(j) Neutral testing standard, c. 1950.

Piece of laboratory equipment, driven by a rotor, which spins liquid samples at high speed, c. 1920.

(a) Wooden case
(b) Sheath
(c) Punch
(d) Light carrier
(e) Electric cord
(f) Spare Lamps (3)
(g) Lens, c. 1940.

(a) Wooden case
(b) Sheath
(c) Examining telescope (2 parts)
(d) Obturator
(e) French catheter gauge
(f) Electric cord
(g) Spare parts (4) in box, c. 1935.

(a) Chromium-plated tube & obturator no. 24
(b) Chromium-plated tube & obturator no. 22
(c) Chromium-plated tube & obturator no. 18
(d) Detachable inflation window & spare window
(e) Wooden case
(f) Electric cord
(g) Light carrier (2 parts)
(h) Probe
(i) Blade, c. 1940.

Medicial ear tools. Used to check the condition of the ear canal, c. 1935.

A cone-shaped metal ear speculum that is hollow with a cylindrical-shaped body that tapers to a straight cut off hollow end. Material: Brass (nickel-plated). Colour: Silver, brass. Maker: S&S, Britain, c. 1940.

A cone-shaped metal ear speculum that is hollow with a cylindrical-shaped body that tapers to a straight cut off hollow end. Material: Chromium-plated. Colour: Silver. Maker: E.S.I., New York, c. 1925.

A cone-shaped metal ear speculum that is hollow with a cylindrical-shaped body that tapers to a straight cut off hollow end; the other end has a rounded lip with ribbed grooves on the side, c. 1930.

A cone-shaped metal ear speculum that is hollow with a cylindrical-shaped body that tapers to a straight cut off hollow end. Material: Brass (silver-plated). Colour: Silver, c. 1930.

An ear examination can find problems in the ear canal, eardrum, and the middle ear. During an ear examination, a tool called an otoscope is used to look at the outer ear canal and eardrum, c. 1935.

For removal of hard ear wax. Metal (nickel-plated). Colour: Silver. Maker: Mayer & Co., London, c. 1935.

Alexander's mastoid gouge, which consists of an instrument made from a single solid piece of metal; the main handle/shaft of the gouge is squared, with four flat sides and rounded corners; the gouge tapers slightly and rounds out to end with a semicircular, thin, sharp edge; the top has a concave groove in the metal; the other end of the gouge flares out to form a thumbtack-like rounded end, c. 1930.

Aural and mastoid instuments. Metal (nickel-plated). Colour: Silver. Maker: Mayer and Co., London, c. 1930.

Aural instuments. Myringotomy is a surgical procedure of the eardrum or tympanic membrane, c. 1940.

Lister's sinus forceps, chrome plate, manufacturer unknown, c. 1940.

Lister's sinus forceps, chrome plate, manufacturer unknown, c. 1930

Thudichum's nasal speculum is used to examine the nose. The dual short blades are inserted into the nostrils to widen the nasal cavity and improving the view of nasal structures, c. 1935.

Thudichum's nasal speculum is used to examine the nose. The dual short blades are inserted into the nostrils to widen the nasal cavity and improving the view of nasal structures, c. 1935.

Nasal forceps for surgery on the nasal septum and the maxillary sinus, c. 1930.

Oath work. George Jones & Sons Stoke Staffordshire CA 1861-1873

Nasal speculum, Roth type, metal (nickel-plated), possibly English, second half 19th century, c. 1930.