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A 19th century stethoscope witha bell-shaped end

Obstetrics, Sim's shaped enucleator hook

Replica of forceps, bronze, encrusted. Dr Malcolm's office? ?December 1934 -Surgical congress, 1947.

David Davis's craniotomy forceps, for internal use

Conquest's craniotomy forceps

Experiment on excretion of Carbonic acid gas by animals.

Obstetrics, Blunt hook with transverse handle.

Simpson's craniotomy forceps or cranioclast

Two-bladed duck-bill obstetric speculum, Cusco

Davis's common obstetrical forceps

Devise for sterilising surgical instruments, designed by Pasteur.

Australian aboriginal stone knife mounted in handle.

Case of surgical instruments by Evans, 1793. Used by Thomas Major, naval Surgeon.

Vaginal speculum, 16th century.

Engraving: sphygmomanometer devised by S.S. von Basch, circa 1881.

A bullet extractor, English

Obstetrical forceps, Thomas Denman,

Two cases of surgical instruments, 16th and 18th century.

Case of surgical instruments.

Two cases of dental instruments, 16th and 17t century.

A bullet extractor which screwed into the soft lead of the bullet.

Obstetric speculum, Coxeter

Obstetrical forceps, all-metal, Paoli Assalini

David Davis's craniotomy forceps, guarded body crotchet

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A 19th century stethoscope witha bell-shaped end

Obstetrics, Sim's shaped enucleator hook

Replica of forceps, bronze, encrusted. Dr Malcolm's office? ?December 1934 -Surgical congress, 1947.

David Davis's craniotomy forceps, for internal use

Conquest's craniotomy forceps

Experiment on excretion of Carbonic acid gas by animals.

Obstetrics, Blunt hook with transverse handle.

Simpson's craniotomy forceps or cranioclast

Two-bladed duck-bill obstetric speculum, Cusco

Davis's common obstetrical forceps

Devise for sterilising surgical instruments, designed by Pasteur.

Australian aboriginal stone knife mounted in handle.

Case of surgical instruments by Evans, 1793. Used by Thomas Major, naval Surgeon.

Vaginal speculum, 16th century.

Engraving: sphygmomanometer devised by S.S. von Basch, circa 1881.

A bullet extractor, English

Replica of forceps, bronze, encrusted. Dr Malcolm's office? ?December 1934 -Surgical congress, 1947.

Obstetrical forceps, Thomas Denman,

Two cases of surgical instruments, 16th and 18th century.

Case of surgical instruments.

Two cases of dental instruments, 16th and 17t century.

A bullet extractor which screwed into the soft lead of the bullet.

Obstetric speculum, Coxeter

Obstetrical forceps, all-metal, Paoli Assalini

David Davis's craniotomy forceps, guarded body crotchet