Forehead lamp used by Sir Frederick Mott
- Materials:
- headband, brass , headband, riband and headband, leather
- Object Number:
- A50614/1
- type:
- forehead lamp
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LicenseLaryngoscopic set, plated metal and plastic, in leather case
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Headband for laryngoscopic head mirror
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© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum, London.
Thin metal probe, two handles, and four laryngeal mirrors
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© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum, London.
Laryngoscopic set, plated metal and plastic, in leather case
Science Museum Group
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum, London.
Laryngoscopic set, plated metal and plastic, in leather case
Science Museum Group
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum, London.
Laryngoscopic set, plated metal and plastic, in leather case, owned by Sir Frederick Mott, made by Heinrich Reiner, Vienna, 1875-1885
Details
- Category:
- Clinical Diagnosis
- Collection:
- Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
- Object Number:
- A50614
- Materials:
- case, wood, case, leather, case, metal, case, silk, case, felt, reflector, brass, reflector, glass, headband, brass, headband, riband, headband, leather, handles, vulcanite, handles, bakelite, handles, metal (gilt), laryngeal mirror, metal (plated), laryngeal mirror, glass and probe, metal (alloy)
- type:
- laryngoscopic sets
- credit:
- Mott, Lady
Parts
Case for laryngoscopic set used by Mott, c 1880
Headband for laryngoscopic head mirror, used by Mott, c 1880
Thin metal probe part of laryngoscopic set, used by Mott, c 1880
Handle part of laryngoscopic set, used by Mott, c 1880
Handle part of laryngoscopic set, used by Mott, c 1880
Laryngeal mirror part of laryngoscopic set, used by Mott, c 1880
Laryngeal mirror part of laryngoscopic set, used by Mott, c 1880
Laryngeal mirror part of laryngoscopic set, used by Mott, c 1880
