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(a) Glycer. Borac
(b) Glycer. Ethenol 5%
(c) Glycer. Ichtham, 20%
(d) Glycer. Alum.
(e) Glycer Ethenol, c. 1910.

Metal case with blue canvas cover and white lining
Dressing scissors
Dressing forceps
Hypodermic syringe in case
Female catheter
Plated spatula
Director and scoop
Enema with vaginal pipe
Needle case containing 10 needles
Silkworm gut
Safety pins in box Material: Metal, rubber, vulcanite, canvas. Colour: Silver, red, black, blue. Place: England.

Bag lined with white canvas. Material: Leatherette. Colour: Black, c. 1915.

Uses high-frequency electric current to produce heat in the target tissue. Material: Plastic, imitation leather, linen. Colour: White, black, beige, off-white. Maker: Dr Goedecke & Kleeman, c. 1951.

A lamp with a bulb that produces ultraviolet light. Material: Metal, vulcanite. Colour: Silver & cream, black. Maker: British General Electric Co. Ltd. Place: England, c. 1951.

(a) Ol. Lini
(b) Ol. Sesam.
(c) Ol. Oliw.
(d) Ol. Arach.
(e) Paraff. Liq, c. 1910.

The revolting test type is fitted with external lamps which give perfect illumination. It has also an internal lamp for a spotlight of various sized apertures and for illumination of the red and green glasses for Hetereperia tests. It can be supplied with distance, reversed and illiterate type. Material: Metal, wood. Colour: black, brown, c. 1930.

Used for removal of steel, iron or nickel particles from the eye. Material: Metal, wood. Colour: Silver, brown, c. 1930.

Compound microscope one consisting of two lens systems. Material: Metal. Colour: Black, silver. Maker: Hago-Streit. Place: Bern, Switzerland, c. 1935.

The chair weighing scale is used to overcome the obstacle of weighing patients with limited mobility whilst providing the most precise results possible. These results can then be monitored by healthcare professionals over a given period of time. Inscale currently offers two types of chair scale, the MCW and PTM wheelchair scale. Material: Wood, metal. Colour: Brown, silver & white. Maker: Avery. Place: Birmingham, England, c. 1935.

Used to measure basal metabolic rate, also referred to as BMR, which is the amount of calories your body burns at rest for basic functioning. The four-legged, wood-cased metabulator stands about 32 inches high, on wheeled casters and somewhat resembles a serving cart with an array of gauges and dials on the top of the cart. On the cart is a recording compartment with a paper roll, barometer and thermometer dials, a carbon dioxide absorption chamber and a chamber for the placement of an oxygen tank. Material: Wood, metal, rubber. Colour: Brown, silver, black. Sanborn Co. Place: Massachusetts, USA, c. 1945.

Used to dry plaster more quickly. Material: Wood, metal. Colour: Brown, silver, c. 1920.

Used to heat infusion fluids. Material: Wood, metal. Colour: Brown, silver, c. 1920.

It has a terminal for galvane cautery, electric light, galvanism, electrolysis and faradisation. It is adapted for driving surgical drives, saws, trephines and working air pumps. It is mounted on a strong enamelled tubular steel trolley fitted with castors. Material: Metal. Colour: Black, white, silver. Maker: Cambridge Instrument Co. Place: England, c. 1930.

(a) Syrups
(b) Syr. Limon.
(c) Syr. Zingib.
(d) Syr. Aurant
(e) Bals Peruar, c. 1910.

With 4 loose glass shelves. Material: Metal, brass, glass. Colour: Painted white, brass, clear. Maker: Mayer & Meltzer. Place: London, c. 1920.

With 4 loose glass shelves. Material: Metal, brass, glass. Colour: Painted white, brass, clear, c. 1910

Mounted on rubber-tyred coasters. Material: Metal, glass. Colour: Silver, painted white, clear. Maker: Maw, London, c. 1920.

With adjustable back, on rubber-tyred coasters. Material: Wood, leather. Colour: Brown, c. 1920.

Bedside locker: Material: Metal. Colour: Painted cream, black & white.

Victorian dental cabinet with swingout trays, tambour rolls, winged backsplash. Material: Rosewood, brass. Colour: Brown, brass. Maker: Ransom & Randelph Co. Place: Ohio, USA, c. 1900s.

This trolley is a great convenience in hospital wards as the oxygen cylinders can be moved about rapidly, easily and noiselessly. It is built of seamless steel tubing, enammelled white, and is fitted with a metal basket to hold the tubing and face piece. Material: Metal. Colour: Painted off-white. Maker: Hoskins. Place: England, c. 1925.

Bandage rollers that help you roll bandages neatly and quickly. Easy to use, light weight. Material: Iron, brass, wood. Colour: Brown, brass, beige. Maker: Mayer & Meltzer. London, c. 1920.

(a) Acid. Tart.
(b) Acid. Tann.
(c) Acid. Cit.
(d) Acid. Boric.
(e) Acid. Boric. Cryst.
(f) Acid. Benz.

12 stamp holder carousel, great-looking vintage desk organiser for rubber stamps. Material: Cast iron. Colour: Painted black, c. 1920.

Bedpan for children. Material: Porcelain. Colour: White. Maker: S. Maw, Son & Sons, London.

This table is a vibration control platform that is used to support systems used for laser- and optics-related experiments, engineering and manufacturing. The surfaces of these tables are designed to be very rigid with minimum deflection so that the alignment of optical elements remains stable over time.

Instrument and dressing table. Made of corrosion resistant stainless steel with a sound-deadened top. Includes guard rail, shelf and two side-by-side drawers. The table is mounted on swivel, ball-bearing casters. Material: Metal, glass. Colour: Painted white, clear. Maker: Medical Supply Association. Place: London, c. 1920.

(a) Acid Acetylsal.
(b) Acid Salicyl.
(c) Alum
(d) Herr. Ammon. Cit.
(e) Sucros. Puh.
(f) Calc. Carb, c. 1910.

Cradle and swing. On stand fitted on ball-bearing castors. Material: Iron. Colour: Enamelled white, c. 1925.