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RFCWGF79–Victorian surgeons medical equipment in a fitted padded case , as exhibited at Thackray's Medical Museum, Leeds, UK
RMBBKJPG–Advertisement in a Victorian mail-order catalogue for travel and sports goods, Henry A Murton, Newcastle upon Tyne
RMPWJE7X–The Victorian Apothecary, Steward's Chemist Shop, at Worcester Museum and Art Gallery, Worcester, England, UK
RMM1C63C–Langenbeck drill and burrs (c 1890) on display in the National Museum of Health and Medicine, Silver Spring, MD, USA.
RMPWJD60–Rowland Rees Stimulator. Electro-convulsive therapy machine at George Marshall Medical Museum, Worcestershire Royal Hospital, Worcester, England, UK
RMTT163J–A photograph of a medical patient being treated with early electric Medical equipment ( A 4 cell Schnee Bath) for treating rheumatism and painful joints - Description at the time :- 'Dr. Schnee's four-cell bath. can be used with the galvanic, faradic or sinusoidal currents produced by batteries or by dynamos. (Patents: 14875, 1897 and 26401, 1898)
RM2DANT29–An old engraving of a patient having his larynx examined by a doctor using a laryngoscope. It is from a Victorian mechanical book of the 1880s. Laryngoscopy is endoscopy of the larynx, part of the throat in order to view the vocal folds and the glottis. Many versions of the apparatus were invented in the 1800s. The one illustrated is a Tieman laryngoscope. An artificial light source (left) shines onto the concave mirror the doctor holds and is reflected down the patient’s mouth onto a smaller mirror on the end of the instrument inserted into the mouth, illuminating the area for inspection.
RM2NN95EY–A 19thcentury illustration and working description of a medical inhaler. made from tin and a spirit lamp
RM2RB44WH–An old engraving from the 1800s of a horse sling. It is from a Victorian mechanical engineering book of the 1880s. A horse sling is a harness device designed to lift and suspend a horse from the ground. Here the horse is being winched up from below and a sling was used in mines for this purpose. Horse slings could be used within ships when transporting the animals. Horse slings are often used for medical purposes to aid horses with leg injuries.
RM2JH3C4X–An early Victorian amputation kit (c1830) on display in the Thackray Museum of Medicine, Leeds, UK.
RF2PHAB4K–An old dentist chair and associated equipment at Tudor House Museum Worcester, Worcestershire, England, United Kingdom - 28th of January 2023
RM2DATEE4–An old engraving of the various prosthetic hands and arms used in the 1800s. It is from a Victorian mechanical engineering book of the 1880s. Illustrations show the differently designed prosthetics used to aid clasping, flexing and holding. Some of these were operated by other parts of the body – C shows two views of a ‘Selpho’ arm – a spring controlled by the opposite shoulder enables hand movements.
RFCWGF85–Victorian surgeons medical equipment in a padded case, as exhibited at Thackray's Medical Museum, Leeds
RFF4T7BF–Large selection of stainless steel surgical equipment, including Magill and artery forceps, tweezers, retractors in canvas roll
RMPWJDB1–Amputation Chair at George Marshall Medical Museum, Worcestershire Royal Hospital, UK. Person was strapped to chair to have a limb sawn off.
RMG16C88–Device for acoustic localizing of metallic parts in the human body. Victorian physician with wounded patient, with a bullet in the body. Toward the end of the 19th century, many scientists and engineers used their growing knowledge of electrical theory in
RMA336BH–Apparatus used for phrenology measurements taken to determine bumps and shape of head and apply this to brain function
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RMW5WFHY–[ 1910s Japan - Japanese Dental Clinic ] — Students, patients and dental equipment at the student clinic of a Japanese dental school, ca. 1910 (Meiji 43). 20th century vintage gelatin silver print.
RF2D7TK79–Vintage illustration of a syringe (isolated on white). Published in Specimens des divers caracteres et vignettes typographiques de la fonderie by Laur
RM2JH3C51–A pre-Victorian (c 1820s) lithotomy set (used for bladder stone removal through the perinea) on display in the Thackray Museum of Medicine, Leeds, UK.
RM2N18KEE–Page of Victorian newspaper adverts, Remington Typewriter, Invalid chairs and carriages, Vaseline, 1890s, 19th Century
RM2R9KHKN–Vintage illustration Advert for a whooping cough, pertussis, cure, history of medicine, Victorian 1890s, 19th Century
RM2DATEE9–An old engraving of the various prosthetic legs used in the 1800s. It is from a Victorian mechanical engineering book of the 1880s. Londoner James Potts invented an above-knee prosthetic in 1800 with a calf and thigh socket made of wood, and a flexible foot. Illustrations show the differently designed prosthetics used to aid walking. D and E illustrate prosthetics with a ball socket at the ankle joint allowing for added mobility.
RM2DD3BK0–An old engraving of an ophthalmoscope. It is from a Victorian book of the 1880s. Ophthalmoscopy (or funduscopy) allows a doctor to see inside the eye using this device. This version is Knapp’s auto-ophthalmoscope, set up in front of a patient. A light source (a) supplies light to an inclined reflector (b) which bounces the light towards the patient’s pupil (c in the top diagram). A hole in the plate at the rear of the instrument allows the doctor to view (d). The ophthalmoscope was invented by Hermann von Helmholtz in 1851. Hermann Knapp of New York was an expert instrument and lens maker.
RM2R9KHMW–Vintage illustration Advert for Gout and headache cures, Citrate of Lithia and Caffeine, history of medicine, Victorian 1890s, 19th Century
RFCWGFAK–Victorian surgeons medical equipment in a padded case, as exhibited at Thackray's Medical Museum, Leeds
RM2X3WMDM–Vintage illustration Groups of Victorian public school boys, one with bandage, toothache, Victorian, 1880s, 19th Century
RM2RNE409–Old Victorian newspaper page, W G Grace, Derbyshire General Infirmary, Captain Ross Hutchinson, 1891
RMPWJD97–The Victorian Apothecary at George Marshall Medical Museum, Worcestershire Royal Hospital, Worcester, England, UK
RM2R9KHM3–Vintage illustration Advert for Eczema cure eczema in infants, mother and baby, history of medicine, Victorian 1890s, 19th Century
RM2HXPDD5–Vintage engraving of Victorian nurses graduation ceremony, 19th Century. Princess of Wales distributing certificates at Marlborough House, 1895
RM2RNE3YR–Victorian newspaper page about Queen Victoria's visit to Derby, 1891, Old Silk Mill, Crown Derby Works, Old Infirmary
RM2G7CE93–An old engraving showing Clarke’s magneto-electric machine. It is from a book of the 1890s on Victorian discoveries and inventions during the 1800s. A magneto is an electrical generator that uses magnets to produce alternating current. Here a powerful steel magnet is placed upright. When the rotating wheel (rear) is turned, two (induced) coils (centre) are rotated. The voltages induced in the coils generate currents. This small electric shock can be felt by someone picking up the two brass handles (foreground) – an early form of electrotherapy. It was invented by Edward Clarke in the 1830s.
RM2RNN609–Victorian advert for the Carbolic Smoke Ball, a Victorian flu remedy which claimed to be a cure for influenza and a number of other diseases. 1890s
RM2WBJ5HP–Vintage illustration of Sad dog with a bandage on his wounded paw, Victorian animal art, English, 1870s, after the painting Much ado about nothing, by Briton Riviere
RM2WBJ2MJ–Vintage illustration of Sad dog with a bandage on his wounded paw, Victorian animal art, English, 1870s, after the painting Much ado about nothing, by Briton Riviere
RM2JH3C4Y–A pre-Victroian (c 1800) general surgery set belonging to Dr Haxo from Epinal in France on display in the Thackray Museum of Medicine, Leeds, UK.
RM2H40PMJ–Victorian cartoon, man suffering from flu, bottles of cold medicine, Caviar Kalender, March, German, 19th Century 1893
RMC9ATH1–The Shambles Victorian Village in Newent, Gloucestershire - a museum of Victoriana - Skulls and bones in the doctor's surgery
RM2RNE3DN–Vintage illustration Queen Victoria riding in a wheelchair at the Royal Naval Exhibition view the 110 ton gun, 1891, 19th Century
RMPWJDAB–The Victorian Apothecary at George Marshall Medical Museum, Worcestershire Royal Hospital, Worcester, England, UK
RF2D7TJHB–Antique illustration of an enema equipment (isolated on white). Published in Specimens des divers caracteres et vignettes typographiques de la fonderi
RM2EACGWH–Large cranes working at the construction site for a 9-storey aged care and medical precinct development, South Caulfield, Melbourne, Australia
RFR05WXA–Biologist with a microscope. Elderly scientist professor with glasses. Portrait of a man. Vintage victorian style. Engraved hand drawn sketch.
RMGKM5C0–“Methods of Using” illustration showing different types of hypodermic syringe available to self-administer morphia or morphine by addicts, all manufactured by Codman & Shurtleff, Boston circa 1880. See description for more information.
RM2M9BRPG–Dr Zander's apparatus: a lady rides side saddle on a horse simulator. A fixed saddle is attached to a cast iron frame, simulating similar vibrations to those experienced when riding a horse.
RMC9ATH8–The Shambles Victorian Village in Newent, Gloucestershire - a museum of Victoriana - Skulls and bones in the doctor's surgery
RM2M99TDC–The Respirator for all affections attended with irritation in the air passages, as colds, cough, sore throat, asthma, consumption, etc.
RMPWJDA5–The Victorian Apothecary at George Marshall Medical Museum, Worcestershire Royal Hospital, Worcester, England, UK
RM2A85FHA–Page of adverts from the London Illustrated News, 1891. Beecham's Pills, English type writer
RM2AMRC5M–Page of newspaper adverts from the Graphic illustrated newspaper, 1886. Irish linens, wheel chairs, tricycles, invalid furnitrue
RM2A85GJG–Page of adverts from the London Illustrated News, 1891. Carbolic smoke ball, Clarke's Pyramid, safety night light
RM2EACGWD–Large cranes working at the construction site for a 9-storey aged care and medical precinct development, South Caulfield, Melbourne, Australia
RM2EACH55–Large cranes working at the construction site for a 9-storey aged care and medical precinct development, South Caulfield, Melbourne, Australia
RM2D1TWK7–THE HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN, Great Ormond Street, London. Interior of the Clarence Ward showing nurses and children. The Hospital for Sick Children later became known as Great Ormond Street Hospital. Photographed for the secretary of the hospital by Bedford Lemere and Co. in May 1893.
RMC9ATGR–The Shambles Victorian Village in Newent, Gloucestershire - a museum of Victoriana - Skulls and bones in the doctor's surgery
!['Electropathic Battery Belt', 1886. From "The Graphic. An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper Volume 33. January to June, 1886". Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2K03WJ1/electropathic-battery-belt-1886-from-quotthe-graphic-an-illustrated-weekly-newspaper-volume-33-january-to-june-1886quot-2K03WJ1.jpg "'Electropathic Battery Belt', 1886. From "The Graphic. An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper Volume 33. January to June, 1886". Stock Photo")
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