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  • Probable case of erythema multiforme
  • Trepans, probably 16th century.
  • Pruriginous eruption, probably lichen planus
  • Mummified Egyptian foot, probably from Memphis
  • A metal anklet. Probably West African
  • Statue , probably Saint Francis of Assisi.
  • Male figure in silver, probably amuletic. Peru
  • Parturition chair, continental, probably 17th century.
  • Parturition chair, probably Italian 18th century.
  • A procession, probably in Peru. Wood engraving.
  • Alban Doran, probably from an obituary notice
  • Fibula-serpentiform-bronze, Iron Age, probably from Italy
  • Probable case of urticaria haemorrhagica on the legs
  • Sir Michael Foster, probably taken at Putnam Camp
  • Ulcer on the wrist probably due to cowpox
  • Bronze bust, winged head, probably Death or Sleep.
  • Portrait of Edward Coleman, probably under 40 years.
  • Surgical lectures; notes taken by an unknown student, probably at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London. Date uncertain, probably c.1815 (paper is watermarked 1810).
  • Surgical lectures; notes taken by an unknown student, probably at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London. Date uncertain, probably c.1815 (paper is watermarked 1810).
  • Surgical lectures; notes taken by an unknown student, probably at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London. Date uncertain, probably c.1815 (paper is watermarked 1810).
  • Walking stool or 'go-cart'. Probably 18th century.
  • Section of lung exhibiting malignant disease, probably lympho-sarcoma
  • 3 Hourglass in planted tubular case - probably medical.
  • A cestode from a Python, probably <I>Bothridium pythonis</I>.
  • Votive right eye, terracotta, probably Roman, 200BC-200AD.
  • University College Hospital: a sitting room, probably for staff. Photograph.
  • Cup and ring markings on rock, Luss, Probably Bronze Age.
  • Female figurine with halo, probably amuletic, bronze, South American Indian
  • Votive right eye, terracotta, probably Roman, 200BC-200AD.
  • Side view of a Bay foal: the foal will probably