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Votive right eye, terracotta, probably Roman, 200BC-200AD. 

Female figurine with halo, probably amuletic, bronze, South American Indian

Sculpted rock in a wood at Luss, probably Bronze Age.

Side view of a Bay foal: the foal will probably

University College Hospital: a sitting room, probably for staff. Photograph.

A cestode from a Python, probably <I>Bothridium pythonis</I>.

Pieter Lyonet; probably from his Traite anatomique de la Chenille.

Nine complex patterns, probably for a cloth. Colour woocut, ca. 1880.

Friern Hospital, London: a dead man, probably a clergyman. Photograph, 1890/1910.

St. Francis receiving the stigmata. Signed C.A., probably Cherubino Alberti.

The figure of a pregnant woman; Greek work, probably a fake.

Male figures with emphasised sexual organs, carved wood. Probably Congo, Africa.

4 Stethoscopes. A- small, funnel-shaped, lined with brass. B- obatined from Italy. C- obtained from Italy. D- bell shaped, probably 1850s to 1860s. E- probably Stoke's type.

A Mughal Fort, probably in Agra. Watercolour painting by an Indian artist.

Architectural plan for a glass house, probably for the Royal Botanic Society.

World War I: German medical staff, probably in Flanders. Photograph, ca. 1914.

Italian microscopes, sometimes thought to have been constructed by Galileo, but probably later.

Standing man, front view, probably with elephantiasis of the scrotum, Abyssinia. Photograph, 1904.

Saint Eufemia. Various representations, she probably had sword and palm in this statue.

Eye-glasses. Horn-rims, bridge metal wrapped, with horn or leather, probably French.

Paul Ehrlich (1854-1915) and Dr Sachs. Probably at the Frankfurt Serum Institute

Paul Ehrlich and his co-workers and assistants. Probably at the Frankfurt Serum Institute

Paul Ehrlich's assistants and laboratory animals including goats. Probably at the Frankfurt Serum Institute

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Votive right eye, terracotta, probably Roman, 200BC-200AD.

Votive right eye, terracotta, probably Roman, 200BC-200AD.

Votive right eye, terracotta, probably Roman, 200BC-200AD.

Female figurine with halo, probably amuletic, bronze, South American Indian

Sculpted rock in a wood at Luss, probably Bronze Age.

Side view of a Bay foal: the foal will probably

University College Hospital: a sitting room, probably for staff. Photograph.

A cestode from a Python, probably Bothridium pythonis.

Pieter Lyonet; probably from his Traite anatomique de la Chenille.

Nine complex patterns, probably for a cloth. Colour woocut, ca. 1880.

Friern Hospital, London: a dead man, probably a clergyman. Photograph, 1890/1910.

St. Francis receiving the stigmata. Signed C.A., probably Cherubino Alberti.

The figure of a pregnant woman; Greek work, probably a fake.

Male figures with emphasised sexual organs, carved wood. Probably Congo, Africa.

4 Stethoscopes. A- small, funnel-shaped, lined with brass. B- obatined from Italy. C- obtained from Italy. D- bell shaped, probably 1850s to 1860s. E- probably Stoke's type.

A Mughal Fort, probably in Agra. Watercolour painting by an Indian artist.

Architectural plan for a glass house, probably for the Royal Botanic Society.

World War I: German medical staff, probably in Flanders. Photograph, ca. 1914.

Italian microscopes, sometimes thought to have been constructed by Galileo, but probably later.

Standing man, front view, probably with elephantiasis of the scrotum, Abyssinia. Photograph, 1904.

Saint Eufemia. Various representations, she probably had sword and palm in this statue.

Eye-glasses. Horn-rims, bridge metal wrapped, with horn or leather, probably French.

Paul Ehrlich (1854-1915) and Dr Sachs. Probably at the Frankfurt Serum Institute

Paul Ehrlich and his co-workers and assistants. Probably at the Frankfurt Serum Institute

Paul Ehrlich's assistants and laboratory animals including goats. Probably at the Frankfurt Serum Institute

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Votive right eye, terracotta, probably Roman, 200BC-200AD.

Votive right eye, terracotta, probably Roman, 200BC-200AD.

Votive right eye, terracotta, probably Roman, 200BC-200AD.

Female figurine with halo, probably amuletic, bronze, South American Indian

Sculpted rock in a wood at Luss, probably Bronze Age.

Side view of a Bay foal: the foal will probably

University College Hospital: a sitting room, probably for staff. Photograph.

A cestode from a Python, probably Bothridium pythonis.

Pieter Lyonet; probably from his Traite anatomique de la Chenille.

Nine complex patterns, probably for a cloth. Colour woocut, ca. 1880.

Friern Hospital, London: a dead man, probably a clergyman. Photograph, 1890/1910.

St. Francis receiving the stigmata. Signed C.A., probably Cherubino Alberti.

The figure of a pregnant woman; Greek work, probably a fake.

Male figures with emphasised sexual organs, carved wood. Probably Congo, Africa.

4 Stethoscopes. A- small, funnel-shaped, lined with brass. B- obatined from Italy. C- obtained from Italy. D- bell shaped, probably 1850s to 1860s. E- probably Stoke's type.

A Mughal Fort, probably in Agra. Watercolour painting by an Indian artist.

Architectural plan for a glass house, probably for the Royal Botanic Society.

World War I: German medical staff, probably in Flanders. Photograph, ca. 1914.

Italian microscopes, sometimes thought to have been constructed by Galileo, but probably later.

Standing man, front view, probably with elephantiasis of the scrotum, Abyssinia. Photograph, 1904.

Saint Eufemia. Various representations, she probably had sword and palm in this statue.

Eye-glasses. Horn-rims, bridge metal wrapped, with horn or leather, probably French.

Paul Ehrlich (1854-1915) and Dr Sachs. Probably at the Frankfurt Serum Institute

Paul Ehrlich and his co-workers and assistants. Probably at the Frankfurt Serum Institute

Paul Ehrlich's assistants and laboratory animals including goats. Probably at the Frankfurt Serum Institute