Showing 2 items matching "sterilex"
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Geoffrey Kaye Museum of Anaesthetic HistoryTool - Needles, Sterilex, Physicians and Surgeons Supplies
... ...Sterilex...Sterilex, Physicians and Surgeons Supplies...White [discoloured] manufacturer's label adhered to front of box with red printed text and manufacturer's logo. Tool Needles Sterilex, Physicians and Surgeons Supplies ...Rectangular red cardboard box with red cardboard sliding insert containing four (4) needles which appear to be of two separate types. White [discoloured] manufacturer's label adhered to front of box with red printed text and manufacturer's logo.Typed in black ink on yellow sticker stuck to side of box: 20 x 3in Handwritten in brown ink on manufacturer's label: [indecipherable] / doz / 20SWGx3"hypodermic, needle, syringe, sterilex, warner & webster, england, melbourne, stainless steel -
Emerald Museum & Nobelius Heritage ParkFunctional object - Snake Bite Kit, James L. Hatrick and Co. Ltd
... STERILEX / SNAKE-BITE / LANCET / SUGGESTED BY / SIR LAUDER BRUNTON / INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE. / THE SNAKE-BITE MUST BE / IMMEDIATELY OPENED WITH / THE LANCET AND THE / CRYSTALS RUBBED INTO THE / WOUND AT ONCE. ...There is also strong research potential as the owner of this item is unknown. medical equipment medical services Emerald & District Collection STERILEX / SNAKE-BITE / LANCET / SUGGESTED BY / SIR LAUDER BRUNTON / INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE. / THE SNAKE-BITE MUST BE / IMMEDIATELY OPENED WITH / THE LANCET AND THE / CRYSTALS RUBBED INTO THE / WOUND AT ONCE. ...James L Hatrick & co ltd was founded in 1876 and incorporated in 1897. They were located in Red Lion Street, Clerkenwell Road, London and were producers and suppliers of chemist and surgical instruments. The business went into compulsory liquidation in July, 1934.This object holds historic significance as it demonstrates an example of the history of medicine. There is also strong research potential as the owner of this item is unknown.Small wooden cylinder kit containing snake bite lancet, consisting of a small knife under cap. This object is a portable kit used to penetrate the skin and treat snake bites. Metal knife in wooden case with a description of the item and manufacturer on a paper label; containing medical crystals inside.STERILEX / SNAKE-BITE / LANCET / SUGGESTED BY / SIR LAUDER BRUNTON / INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE. / THE SNAKE-BITE MUST BE / IMMEDIATELY OPENED WITH / THE LANCET AND THE / CRYSTALS RUBBED INTO THE / WOUND AT ONCE. A LITTLE / WATER OR SALIVA ADDED TO / THE CRYSTALS RENDERS THEM / MORE EFFIEACIOUS / JAMES L. HATRICK / & CO. LTD. / 70/72 ST. JOHN STREET / LONDON, E.C. /medical equipment, medical services, emerald & district collection
