Obstetric and Gynaecological Ephemera

Physical description

A series of ephemera including information leaflets, advertising, and pharmacopoeia collated by Museum Curator at RANZCOG. There are 28 items.
- Item 1: Annotated diagram with comical reference to human anatomy

- Item 2: Newspaper article from 26 August 1990 regarding St George's Hospital birthing centre

- Item 3: Advertising poster for Livingstone Conductive Gel

- Item 4: Victorian Folate Campaign 1999 Public Health Information Leaflet

- Item 5: Advertisement for Cervagem removed from a publication

- Item 6: IUD Multiload CU250 range medical advertising removed from a publication

- Item 7: Fetal Cardio-phonograph Toitu product literature

- Item 8: Estraderm and how to use it pharmacopoeia

- Item 9: Copy of letter sent in 1980 regarding a donation to the RANZCOG Museum of a 1930's enamel douching instrument

- Item 10: Museum display labels on Arthur Wilson / A.M Wilson

- Item 11: The IUD Intrauterine Device Public Health Information Leaflet

- Item 12: Obstetric Record Patient record [2 x]

- Item 13: Planosec Dry Pregnancy Test Medical Advertising

- Item 14: A Guide to using Ortho Diaphragms and Spermicides Pharmacopoeia [2 x ]

- Item 15: Maison Luer Gynaecological and Obstetric instrument catalogue from 1930,Paris

- Item 16: Medicine Recent Acquisitions Rare book brochure with drawing of a pregnant woman on the front cover

- Item 17: Feeding Bottle Museum object display material

- Item 18: Letter sent from Mr P.W Mitchell, 31/08/1961 regarding Moller Colposcope instruments

- Item 19: Sugiview Single Use Laparoscope Advertising

- Item 20: Multiload CU375 IUD Advertising

- Item 21: Soneryl Drug Advertising

- Item 22: Cyclonal Sodium Soluble Hexobarbitone Drug Advertising

- Item 23: Aludrox Drug Advertising

- Item 24: Veganin Tablets Drug Advertising

- Item 25: Priscol Drug Advertising

- Item 26: Neocursal Salt Advertising

- Item 27: Portable Intra-Uterine Suction Apparatus Medical Advertising

- Item 28: The VUC Instrument Medical Advertising

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