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  • 18th century surgical instrument case of Dr. Gillespie,
  • A suspended lower arm from which the skin and fatty layer has been removed to reveal the muscles. Next to it is a knife and a surgical instrument case with its lid. Engraving after G. de Lairesse, 1739.
  • Case of surgical instruments.
  • Case of instruments belonging to Lister.
  • Case of instruments for trephination; English.
  • Leather covered case of trephination instruments.
  • Case of surgical instruments; made by Savigny.
  • Surgical instruments case, time of Elizabeth I.
  • Case of surgical instruments, used by Lister.
  • Case of surgical instruments, used by Lister.
  • Case of surgical instruments, used by Lister.
  • Case of Lithotomy Instruments, mid 18th century
  • A case of surgical instruments; by Down brothers.
  • A case of lithotomy instruments, 18th century.
  • Case of Roman surgical instruments found in Germany
  • Case of surgical instruments (ophthalmic), used by Lister.
  • Pocket case containing small toilet instruments. Silver-gilt.
  • Case of 18th century French amputation instruments.
  • Case of surgical instruments: bougies, used by Lister.
  • Indian steel case of instruments for minor operations
  • Indian wooden case of instruments for minor operations
  • A case of amputation instruments, circa 1750 - 1800.
  • Cataract set, 2 cases of instruments, used by Lister.
  • M0008155: European surgical instruments and case, 16th century
  • Pocket case of dental instruments, 16th - 17th century
  • Two cases of surgical instruments, 16th and 18th century.
  • Two cases of dental instruments, 16th and 17t century.
  • M0008156: European of surgical instruments and case, 16th century
  • Case of surgical instruments by Evans, 1793. Used by Thomas Major, naval Surgeon.
  • Drawing instruments (compasses, pencils) inside a case: radiograph from outside the case. Photograph by Sir Gervas Powell Glyn, 6th Bart., ca. 1896.