Showing 8 items matching "dame constance d'arcy"
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Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists (RANZCOG)Equipment - Tin of surgical scalpels associated with Dame Constance D'arcy, Allen & Hanburys, England
... Tin of surgical scalpels associated with Dame Constance D'arcy...Dame Constance D'arcy...In 1958, Dr Cope moved into rooms at 233 Macquarie Street, Sydney, which had previously been occupied by Dr Dame Constance D'arcy. He subsequently donated much of the material which remained in those rooms to the College....Dame Constance D'arcy Surgery Metal tin containing two scalpels. ...This item was donated to RANZCOG's historical collection by Dr Ian Cope. In 1958, Dr Cope moved into rooms at 233 Macquarie Street, Sydney, which had previously been occupied by Dr Dame Constance D'arcy. He subsequently donated much of the material which remained in those rooms to the College.Metal tin containing two scalpels. Sticking plaster attached to the top of the tin carries handwriting which reads 'Dr D'ARCY'. Allen and Hanburys branding is visible on the lid of the tin adjacent to the sticking plaster. The first scalpel is engraved with two manufacturer's marks reading 'J.GRAY & SON/SHEFFIELD' and 'R. THOMSON/& CO/SYDNEY'. The second scalpel is engraved on one side with a manufacturer's mark reading 'ALLEN &/HANBURYS LTD/LONDON', and is engraved on the other side with the number '5' and the letters 'MB'.dame constance d'arcy, surgery -
Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists (RANZCOG)Equipment - Box of Ethicon catgut vials associated with Dame Constance D'arcy, Johnson & Johnson
... Box of Ethicon catgut vials associated with Dame Constance D'arcy...Dame Constance D'arcy...In 1958, Dr Cope moved into rooms at 233 Macquarie Street, Sydney, which had previously been occupied by Dr Dame Constance D'arcy. He subsequently donated much of the material which remained in those rooms to the College....Dame Constance D'arcy Surgery Rectangular cardboard box containing twelve intact vials of catgut. ...This item was donated to RANZCOG's historical collection by Dr Ian Cope. In 1958, Dr Cope moved into rooms at 233 Macquarie Street, Sydney, which had previously been occupied by Dr Dame Constance D'arcy. He subsequently donated much of the material which remained in those rooms to the College.Rectangular cardboard box containing twelve intact vials of catgut. Text on front of box reads '1 DOZEN STANDARD TUBES/(Approximately 5 feet in each tube)/ETHICON/NEW PROCESS/Sterilised/Surgical Ligatures/(CATGUT)/NON-BOILABLE/MEDIUM CHROMIC/ (10 to 20 Day) No. 3'. The name of the manufacturer is printed at the bottom of the front of the box, along with the text 'MADE IN AUSTRALIA'. Box and lid are joined at halfway height of the box. Box has an inner cardboard lining which separates and contains the individual vials.dame constance d'arcy, surgery -
Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists (RANZCOG)Equipment - Glass spirit burner associated with Dame Constance D'arcy
... Glass spirit burner associated with Dame Constance D'arcy...Dame Constance D'arcy...In 1958, Dr Cope moved into rooms at 233 Macquarie Street, Sydney, which had previously been occupied by Dr Dame Constance D'arcy. He subsequently donated much of the material which remained in those rooms to the College....Equipment Glass spirit burner associated with Dame Constance D'arcy ...This item was donated to RANZCOG's historical collection by Dr Ian Cope. In 1958, Dr Cope moved into rooms at 233 Macquarie Street, Sydney, which had previously been occupied by Dr Dame Constance D'arcy. He subsequently donated much of the material which remained in those rooms to the College.Bulbous glass spirit burner with brass fitting and thick cotton wick. Conical glass cap is removable. Wick is burnt from use and burner shows signs of use.dame constance d'arcy, medicine -
Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists (RANZCOG)Equipment - Allen and Hanburys synthetic silkworm gut with original packaging associated with Dame Constance D'arcy, Allen & Hanburys, England
... Allen and Hanburys synthetic silkworm gut with original packaging associated with Dame Constance D'arcy...Dame Constance D'arcy...In 1958, Dr Cope moved into rooms at 233 Macquarie Street, Sydney, which had previously been occupied by Dr Dame Constance D'arcy. He subsequently donated much of the material which remained in those rooms to the College....Dame Constance D'arcy Surgery Coil of synthetic silkworm gut with original paper packaging. ...This item was donated to RANZCOG's historical collection by Dr Ian Cope. In 1958, Dr Cope moved into rooms at 233 Macquarie Street, Sydney, which had previously been occupied by Dr Dame Constance D'arcy. He subsequently donated much of the material which remained in those rooms to the College.Coil of synthetic silkworm gut with original paper packaging. Silkworm gut is black in colour and wrapped into a coil, fastened by cotton tape. Packaging is made of thin paper and has been torn open at top. Sticker on the front of the packaging gives the name of the product and details of the manufacturer of the product.dame constance d'arcy, surgery -
Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists (RANZCOG)Instrument - Glass syringe associated with Dame Constance D'arcy, ACME
... Glass syringe associated with Dame Constance D'arcy...Dame Constance D'arcy...In 1958, Dr Cope moved into rooms at 233 Macquarie Street, Sydney, which had previously been occupied by Dr Dame Constance D'arcy. He subsequently donated much of the material which remained in those rooms to the College....Dame Constance D'arcy Glass 20cc syringe with metal plunger and metal fittings. ...This item was donated to RANZCOG's historical collection by Dr Ian Cope. In 1958, Dr Cope moved into rooms at 233 Macquarie Street, Sydney, which had previously been occupied by Dr Dame Constance D'arcy. He subsequently donated much of the material which remained in those rooms to the College.Glass 20cc syringe with metal plunger and metal fittings. Side of syringe barrel carries markings for up to 20cc of liquid. Barrel and plunger/piston of the syringe are engraved with the number 6092A. Barrel of syringe also engraved with the text 'ACME/MADE IN U S A'. Thin metal band clipped around top of barrel is engraved with the text 'MADE IN USA 11'.dame constance d'arcy -
Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists (RANZCOG)
Instrument - Glass syringe associated with Dame Constance D'arcy
... Glass syringe associated with Dame Constance D'arcy...Dame Constance D'arcy...In 1958, Dr Cope moved into rooms at 233 Macquarie Street, Sydney, which had previously been occupied by Dr Dame Constance D'arcy. He subsequently donated much of the material which remained in those rooms to the College....Instrument Glass syringe associated with Dame Constance D'arcy ...This item was donated to RANZCOG's historical collection by Dr Ian Cope. In 1958, Dr Cope moved into rooms at 233 Macquarie Street, Sydney, which had previously been occupied by Dr Dame Constance D'arcy. He subsequently donated much of the material which remained in those rooms to the College.Glass 10cc syringe with metal plunger and metal fittings. Side of syringe carries markings for up to 13cc of liquid.dame constance d'arcy -
Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists (RANZCOG)
Instrument - 'Dr Jones' Varix Injection Syringe' associated with Dame Constance D'arcy, B Braun
... 'Dr Jones' Varix Injection Syringe' associated with Dame Constance D'arcy...Dame Constance D'arcy...In 1958, Dr Cope moved into rooms at 233 Macquarie Street, Sydney, which had previously been occupied by Dr Dame Constance D'arcy. He subsequently donated much of the material which remained in those rooms to the College....Dame Constance D'arcy Glass 5cc syringe with blue glass plunger/piston. ...This syringe was used for the treatment of varicose veins. This item was donated to RANZCOG's historical collection by Dr Ian Cope. In 1958, Dr Cope moved into rooms at 233 Macquarie Street, Sydney, which had previously been occupied by Dr Dame Constance D'arcy. He subsequently donated much of the material which remained in those rooms to the College.Glass 5cc syringe with blue glass plunger/piston. Barrel of syringe ends in a small glass tube extending diagonally from the bottom on the barrel. Tube extension has a metal fitting at the end with a narrow aperture. Barrel of syringe also bears a band of metal around upper section of barrel. Text on side of barrel carries the name of the manufacturer (B Braun) and the name of the variety of syringe ('Dr Jones'/ Varic Injection Syringe'). Barrel of syringe is marked with measurements up to 5cc. Syringe has associated box lid, possible repurposed from a scalpel box. Label stuck to top of box lid has handwriting which reads 'V. Vp. Syringe./St James./5ccs.'dame constance d'arcy -
Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists (RANZCOG)Equipment - Tin containing set of surgical scalpels associated with Sir Robert Wade and Dame Constance D'Arcy, Allen & Hanburys, England
... Tin containing set of surgical scalpels associated with Sir Robert Wade and Dame Constance D'Arcy...Dame Constance D'arcy...In 1958, Dr Cope moved into rooms at 233 Macquarie Street, Sydney, which had previously been occupied by Dr Dame Constance D'arcy. He subsequently donated much of the material which remained in those rooms to the College. ...In 1958, Dr Cope moved into rooms at 233 Macquarie Street, Sydney, which had previously been occupied by Dr Dame Constance D'arcy. He subsequently donated much of the material which remained in those rooms to the College. ...This item was donated to RANZCOG's historical collection by Dr Ian Cope. In 1958, Dr Cope moved into rooms at 233 Macquarie Street, Sydney, which had previously been occupied by Dr Dame Constance D'arcy. He subsequently donated much of the material which remained in those rooms to the College. V2A, produced by Krupp (see third scalpel in this box), was the first commercially produced non-rusting steel. It was patented in 1912. (Montanstahl) Sir Robert Wade (1874-1954) was an orthopaedic surgeon. He was a Foundation Fellow of the Royal Australian College of Surgeons (RACS), and President of RACS 1935-1937. He was also President of the State (NSW) branch of the British Medical Association, and inaugural president of the orthopaedic section of the Australian Medical Congress.Metal tin containing three scalpels. Section of sticking plaster attached to lid of tin carries hardwriting which reads 'SIR ROBT. WADE/SCALPELS/TO BE SHARPENED'. Traces of an manufacturers label printed on the lid of the tin are visible beside the sticking plaster, resembling an Allen and Hanburys label. The first scalpel is engraved 'J.GRAY & SON/SHEFFIELD' near the base of the handle on one side, with a parital and unreadable engraving relating to a Sydney instrument maker on the other side. The second scalpel is very thin and narrow and is engraved with the text 'ALLEN&HANBURYS LONDON' on one side of the handle. The third scalpel is engraved with the logo of Krupp (a German instrument maker), 'V2A', and the number '1377.dame constance d'arcy, surgery, british medical association, royal australian college of surgeons, australian medical congress
