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Human skull inscribed for phrenological demonstration. One half accords with Gall's theories, the other, Spurzheim's. Probably of French origin.
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Measurements taken from the head of a 16 year old boy, who probably has Down's syndrome. Paper cut-out.
Shuttleworth, G. E. (George Edward), 1842-1928.Reference: 39153i- Digital Images
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Human skull inscribed for phrenological demonstration. One half accords with Gall's theories, the other, Spurzheim's. Probably of French origin.
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Human skull inscribed for phrenological demonstration. One half accords with Gall's theories, the other, Spurzheim's. Probably of French origin.
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Human skull inscribed for phrenological demonstration. One half accords with Gall's theories, the other, Spurzheim's. Probably of French origin.
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Human skull inscribed for phrenological demonstration. One half accords with Gall's theories, the other, Spurzheim's. Probably of French origin.
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Face of a man with a bloody discharge from the nose and pustules on his skin probably due to glanders
Delamotte, William Alfred- Pictures
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Side profile of a young woman with a misshapen head, wrapped in a tartan shawl, probably in a hospital. Photograph.
Shuttleworth, G. E. (George Edward), 1842-1928.Reference: 39137i- Pictures
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Joints of the human body: annotated illustrations, with proportions marked. Pen and ink, probably copied from a printed book, 1830/1850.
Date: 1830-1850Reference: 564564i- Pictures
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The Hospital of Bethlem [Bedlam], St. George's Fields, Lambeth: the female workroom. Wood engraving probably by F. Vizetelly after F. Palmer, 1860.
Palmer, F., active 1860.Date: 1860Reference: 39266i- Digital Images
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Lancet used by E. Jenner. 2 have steel blades and 2 have ivory blades - the latter were probably designed for vaccination.
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A festive procession in Tokyo, probably during the New Year; firemen asking for offerings of sake. Colour woodcut by Hiroshige II, 1870s.
Hiroshige III, 1842?-1894.Date: [between 1870 and 1879]Reference: 37343i- Digital Images
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Plaque carved in relief showing a man and snake. Inscription, does not appear to be Greek. Probably reversed as for making and impression.
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A brass corset used to minimise the waist or as an orthopedic device to support the back or correct a spinal deformity. Probably English
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A brass corset used to minimise the waist or as an orthopedic device to support the back or correct a spinal deformity. Probably English
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A brass corset used to minimise the waist or as an orthopedic device to support the back or correct a spinal deformity. Probably English
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Tarnier incubator in use at the Maternite, Paris. Probably taken from Berthod, P. La couveuse et le gavage a la maternite de Paris, 1887.
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A standing man, full-length back view, with elephantiasis of the left leg and probably scrotum, Fiji. Photograph by F.W. O'Connor, 1920/1921.
O'Connor, Francis W. (Francis William), 1884-1937.Date: 1920Reference: 35028i- Digital Images
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A brass corset used to minimise the waist or as an orthopedic device to support the back or correct a spinal deformity. Probably English
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An Indian prince or maharaja, seated holding a jewelled scimitar, with an older man, probably a servant, standing behind him, in a palace (?).
Date: [approximately 1900]Reference: 539317iPart of: The Fallaize Collection.- Digital Images
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A brass corset used to minimise the waist or as an orthopedic device to support the back or correct a spinal deformity. Probably English
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A brass corset used to minimise the waist or as an orthopedic device to support the back or correct a spinal deformity. Probably English
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A brass corset used to minimise the waist or as an orthopedic device to support the back or correct a spinal deformity. Probably English
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M.D. Winstanley: head in wax and framed. Probably 19th century work in 18th century frame. No further particulars of Winstanley known.
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A brass corset used to minimise the waist or as an orthopedic device to support the back or correct a spinal deformity. Probably English