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A late 19th/early 20th century bath glass thermometer in wooden casing, handle at top. Floats upright in the bath, c. 1930.

Glass (overall material) cardboard (packaging material) steel (overall material), c. 1940.

A hypodermic needle is a very thin, hollow tube with a sharp tip that contains a small opening at the pointed end, c. 1940.

Antitoxin hypodermic syringe in case with Luer lock needles; silver metal oval case, c. 1910.

(a) Syringe
(b) Cocaine & morphine tabloids (4)
(c) Needles (2) in glass container
(d) Phial
(e) Leather case, c. 1890.

Used for injecting barium cream into the uterus for testing the patency of the fallopian tubes by X-rays, c. 1940.

(a) Metal case
(b) Syringe 5 cc
(c) Syringe 5 cc
(d) Rubber tubing
(e) Needles (4)
(f) Connecting pieces (2) Material: Glass, clear and green. Maker: Eisele, Nashville, Tennesee, c. 1940.

(a) Metal case & screw cap (2)
(b) 1 cc syringe
(c) 10 ampoules
(d) 7 hypodermic tablet tubes
(e) Bottle for distilled water
(f) 1 spare bottle
Material: Metal (nickel-plated), glass. Colour: Silver. Maker: Allen and Hanburys, London, c. 1930.

A hinged metal compartmentalised case. Contains: (a) A glass plunger tipped in blue (b) Two glass tubes, one amber and one clear, with cork closure, containing morphine sulphate tablets (c, d) An amber glass tube with corked end containing morphine and atropine tablets (e) A corked amber glass tube. Material: Metal, nickel-plated. Colour: Silver, c. 1930.

Wallier's 1 cc syringe in metal case -- cone fitting, spirit-proof. Metal (nickel-plated). Glass, silver, clear, c. 1930.

Vulcanite cone fitting case for syringe (3 parts). Material: Vulcanite. Colour: Dark brown. Down Bros. London, c. 1930.

Bath glass thermometer in wooden casing, handle at top. Floats upright in the bath, c. 1930.

Insulin syringe 1 ml Luer slip -- box of 100, c. 1940.

Attach a needle with a Luer lock connection to dispense contents. Syringes with a Luer lock connection have a more secure needle connection, c. 1940.

6 glass containers with 12 needles each in box. Material: Steel, c. 1959.

7 needles in cardboard container, c. 1959.

5 needles in box, c. 1950.

10 needles. Superchrome stainless steel needles, c. 1950.

Steel needles. MT roller needles are sterilised and made of medical-grade stainless steel, 6 needles and 3 needle wires, c. 1940.

A hypodermic needle is a very thin, hollow tube with a sharp tip that contains a small opening at the pointed end. 3 needles in a tin. Material: Chrome. Colour: Silver. Made in France, c. 1950.

A hypodermic needle is a very thin, hollow tube with a sharp tip that contains a small opening at the pointed end. 3 glass containers with 1 dz needles each in box. Maker: Davis, Schottlander & David, London, c. 1950.

9 needles in box, c. 1949.

4 needles in separite plastic containers in box. Material: Chrome, plastic. Colour: Silver and orange. Maker: Helvetia, Italy, c. 1950.

6 needles in separate plastic containers in box. B.D. Yale: Regular needles, hypodermic needles. Luer-Lok. Material: Steel, chrome, plastic, silver, clear. Maker: Becton, Dickinson, USA, c. 1950.

6 needles wrapped seperately in box. Material: Stainless steel, cardboard. Colour: Silver, maroon, c. 1940.

9 needles & wires in box. Material: Stainless steel, cardboard. Maker: Becton, Dickinson & Co., USA. YALE Ltd hypodermic needles, c. 1950.

6 needles in container. Material: Stainless steel, silver. Maker: Chrosta, Germany, c. 1950.

1 doz needles in tin container. Material: Stainless steel, silver. Maker: Medinox, Switzerland, c. 1950.

Luer-Lock-To-Urethral tip adapters convert a connection to a urethral catheter tip. Material: Glass, rubber. Colour: Clear, red, c. 1930.

Glass tube containing sterile silkworm gut sutures. Nylon, glass, cardboard. Material: Nylon, glass, cardboard. Colour: Green, clear, yellow. G.F. Merson Ltd, Edinburgh, c. 1920.