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Figure of Bes, Egyptian Deity, protector of childbirth.

Museum objects from exhibition-various.1972-3

Achromatic microscope signed "Jas. Smith, London". Circa 1841-1846.

Bedpan

Portrait of Claude Bernard (1813-1878), French physiologist

Microscope signed "G.R. Brander fecit. Augsberg"

German wax plaque of female nude

John Bell's Pharmacy, circa 1820. Reconstruction in the main hall of the Wellcome Building

Anatomical figures in ivory; 2 females.

Coral, rough beads, fragments.

Assyrian seal

Anatomical figures in ivory; 1 male, 1 female

Graeco Roman headless statuette of goddess

Transfusion Aparatus for injection of saline solution into the blood in cases of severe haemorrhage.

Phrenological snuff-box. The lid bears different views of the skull (anterior and lateral) with the Gall-Spurzheim areas marked out into 27 organs, each numbered. The key to these numbers is on the bottom of the box.

Case of instruments belonging to Lister.

Ancient Egyptian Kohl pot minature pestle and mortar

Bronze vaginal speculum, three blades.

Votive offerings in the form of the eyes. Apparently made of terracotta.

Anatomical figures in ivory; 1 male and 1 female

Pocket case of dental instruments, 16th - 17th century

The working instrument of Professor Amici. A modification of his reflecting microscope for use with an achromatic objective.

Votive offerings in the form of male genitals. Apparently terracotta.

Graeco-Italian ceramic; Attic black kylix

Pair of dental forceps, Italian, 17th century.

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Figure of Bes, Egyptian Deity, protector of childbirth.

Museum objects from exhibition-various.1972-3

Achromatic microscope signed "Jas. Smith, London". Circa 1841-1846.

Bedpan

Portrait of Claude Bernard (1813-1878), French physiologist

Microscope signed "G.R. Brander fecit. Augsberg"

German wax plaque of female nude

John Bell's Pharmacy, circa 1820. Reconstruction in the main hall of the Wellcome Building

Anatomical figures in ivory; 2 females.

Coral, rough beads, fragments.

Assyrian seal

Anatomical figures in ivory; 1 male, 1 female

Graeco Roman headless statuette of goddess

Transfusion Aparatus for injection of saline solution into the blood in cases of severe haemorrhage.

Phrenological snuff-box. The lid bears different views of the skull (anterior and lateral) with the Gall-Spurzheim areas marked out into 27 organs, each numbered. The key to these numbers is on the bottom of the box.

Case of instruments belonging to Lister.

Ancient Egyptian Kohl pot minature pestle and mortar

Bronze vaginal speculum, three blades.

Votive offerings in the form of the eyes. Apparently made of terracotta.

Anatomical figures in ivory; 1 male and 1 female

Pocket case of dental instruments, 16th - 17th century

The working instrument of Professor Amici. A modification of his reflecting microscope for use with an achromatic objective.

Votive offerings in the form of male genitals. Apparently terracotta.

Graeco-Italian ceramic; Attic black kylix

Pair of dental forceps, Italian, 17th century.

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Figure of Bes, Egyptian Deity, protector of childbirth.

Museum objects from exhibition-various.1972-3

Achromatic microscope signed "Jas. Smith, London". Circa 1841-1846.

Bedpan

Portrait of Claude Bernard (1813-1878), French physiologist

Microscope signed "G.R. Brander fecit. Augsberg"

German wax plaque of female nude

John Bell's Pharmacy, circa 1820. Reconstruction in the main hall of the Wellcome Building

Anatomical figures in ivory; 2 females.

Coral, rough beads, fragments.

Assyrian seal

Anatomical figures in ivory; 1 male, 1 female

Graeco Roman headless statuette of goddess

Transfusion Aparatus for injection of saline solution into the blood in cases of severe haemorrhage.

Phrenological snuff-box. The lid bears different views of the skull (anterior and lateral) with the Gall-Spurzheim areas marked out into 27 organs, each numbered. The key to these numbers is on the bottom of the box.

Case of instruments belonging to Lister.

Ancient Egyptian Kohl pot minature pestle and mortar

Bronze vaginal speculum, three blades.

Votive offerings in the form of the eyes. Apparently made of terracotta.

Anatomical figures in ivory; 1 male and 1 female

Pocket case of dental instruments, 16th - 17th century

The working instrument of Professor Amici. A modification of his reflecting microscope for use with an achromatic objective.

Votive offerings in the form of male genitals. Apparently terracotta.

Graeco-Italian ceramic; Attic black kylix

Pair of dental forceps, Italian, 17th century.