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  • Lecture: Does vaccination prevent smallpox?
  • Lecture: Does vaccination prevent smallpox?
  • Lecture: Does vaccination prevent smallpox?
  • Lecture: Does vaccination prevent smallpox?
  • Lecture: Does vaccination prevent smallpox?
  • Lecture: Does vaccination prevent smallpox?
  • Lecture: Does vaccination prevent smallpox?
  • Vaccination against smallpox. Colour lithograph, 196- (?).
  • Extention of vaccination to the poor - Smallpox
  • Smallpox epidemic, Palestine: arms showing vaccination marks. Photograph.
  • (Left) face of a man suffering from smallpox; (right) vaccination against smallpox. Colour process print.
  • (Left) face of a man suffering from smallpox; (right) vaccination against smallpox. Colour process print.
  • Vaccination against smallpox: a young Turkmen being vaccinated, contrasted with an elderly Turkmen who is blinded and disfigured by smallpox. Colour lithograph, 193-.
  • [Poster, probably about smallpox and vaccination] / Shanghai Municipal Council Public Health Department.
  • Smallpox epidemic, Palestine: the vaccination team leaving Dawaimeh at the end of their vaccination campaign, 22 February 1922. Photograph, 1922.
  • Left arm of a child showing concurrent smallpox and vaccination, 10th day
  • Smallpox: its consequences (death, disfigurement, blindness) and prevention through vaccination. Colour lithograph by Kogyi, 1951.
  • Vaccination of babies against smallpox: a message from the British Chief Medical Officer. Colour lithograph, ca. 1950.
  • The Smallpox and Vaccination Hospital, Highgate, Middlesex. Line engraving by C. Simms after S.W. Daukes, 1848.
  • Vaccination: pockmarked and blinded peasants in Russia who have suffered smallpox are contrasted with children and adult citizens who are vaccinated against it. Colour lithograph, 192-.
  • Vaccination: pockmarked and blinded peasants in Russia who have suffered smallpox are contrasted with children and adult citizens who are vaccinated against it. Colour lithograph, 192-.
  • Smallpox : Vaccination and re-vaccination are necessary for prevention : Infants should be vaccinated as soon as possible after birth : consult your doctor now : indigent persons will be vaccinated free of charge by the Public Health Department.
  • Smallpox : Vaccination and re-vaccination are necessary for prevention : Infants should be vaccinated as soon as possible after birth : consult your doctor now : indigent persons will be vaccinated free of charge by the Public Health Department.
  • Vaccination once every three years protects against smallpox : Are you protected? Free vaccination will be done at the Municipal Branch Health Office as follows ... / Shanghai Municipal Council Public Health Department.
  • Vaccination once every three years protects against smallpox : Are you protected? Free vaccination will be done at the Municipal Branch Health Office as follows ... / Shanghai Municipal Council Public Health Department.
  • An attack on smallpox vaccination and on the Royal College of Physicians' advocacy of it. Coloured etching by G. Cruikshank, 1812.
  • Death as a skeletal figure wielding a scythe: representing fears concerning the Vaccination Act 1898 which removed penalties for not vaccinating against smallpox. Wood engraving by Sir E.L. Sambourne, 1898.
  • Death as a skeletal figure wielding a scythe: representing fears concerning the Vaccination Act 1898 which removed penalties for not vaccinating against smallpox. Wood engraving by Sir E.L. Sambourne, 1898.
  • Edward Jenner and two colleagues seeing off three anti-vaccination opponents, the dead smallpox victims are littered at their feet. Coloured etching by I. Cruikshank, 1808.
  • Edward Jenner's surname made out of letters representing Aesculapius sending Hygieia to the four continents to disseminate Jenner's discovery of vaccination against smallpox. Watercolour by Miss Paytherus.