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Package of wooden tongue depressors. Sayah. Original packaging in cardboard box.

Brass with cloth strap.

Hew saw [18th century] and bit [19th century].

Early Greek. Replica.

On plunger knob: D&H, Record. On plunger: Herz, Germany.

Metal; possibly used in pill making.

Used in pill-making. Cast steel with wooden handle.

Marked New York: W.F. Ford Co. Brass.

Hypodermic needle in glass tube

Schering. Replica of original from Northern Peru, circa 800-1000 AD; replica was used for pharmaceutical advertising.

Replica of first stethoscope by Rene Theophile Laennec in 1816. Marked "Roche." Housed in gift box.

Leather bag with key. Contains 100 labeled glass vials, some with contents: 60 small, 44 large. Also comes with miscellaneous instruments, including metal case with hypodermic needles and lancet.

Mounted for display.

Smellie perforating scissors (right), craniotomy hook (center), and trocar (left).

Obstetrical/gynecological medical instruments in a wooden box: Handle for instrument, unknown use.

Ob/gyn medical instruments in a wooden box: Two syringes marked India Rubber Catarrhal Syringe. Box label reads: manufactured under Goodyear's Patent by India Rubber Comb Company

Ob/gyn medical instruments in a wooden box: India rubber breast pump. Box label reads: manufactured under Goodyear's Patent by India Rubber Comb Co.

Ob/gyn medical instruments in a wood box: Brass scarificator, glass cupping jar, and set of graduated metal cups.

Ob/gyn medical instruments in a wooden box: Rubber pessary

Ob/Gyn medical instruments in a wooden box: Obstetrics forceps with wooden handle, Placenta forceps

Ob/Gyn medical instruments in a wooden box: Cusco's bivalve speculum, Fergusson's speculum

Ob/Gyn medical instruments in a wooden box: various probes and catheters

Ob/Gyn medical instruments in a wooden box: Unidentified instrument

Contents include: Catheters, probes

Marked Paris: E.P. [n.d.] Ivory handles.

Cast of bound foot of an adult woman treated by Dr. Wm. H. Park around 1890.

Set of fourteen surgical instruments with ivory handles.

Large brass microscope in wooden case; includes many parts, and specimen slides.

James B. Duke to Benjamin N. Duke and Sarah P. Duke, 18 August 1880, regarding family trip to Tennessee.

Includes telegrams from Benjamin N. Duke to James B. Duke regarding Washington Duke's health; condolence letters and telegrams to James B. Duke on the occasion of Washington Duke's death

Includes instructions from James B. Duke to Benjamin N. Duke for disbursements to Trinity College in 1907

Includes letter acknowledging receipt of a contribution to the Trinity College endowment; correspondence related to the Conservatory of Music lot in Durham, NC

Chiefly letters regarding Execution against the wages of Eustace Crocker (employee) (see also Legal Papers: Agreements, Court Records, Indentures, 1897-1925); letter from Trinity College alumnus to James B. Duke

Report from W. P. Few and Trinity College Board of Trustees on the distrubtion of the J.B. Duke's fund for "worn-out" Methodist preachers; J.B. Duke to Frank Vanderlip, requesting he act as the 1916 Trinity College Commencement speaker

J.B. Duke to Alex. H. Sands requesting alteration to Doris Duke Trust; correspondence with National Americana Society re: chapter on the Duke family in "Annals of American Families" (see Miscellaneous Series: Printed Materials: Duke family history (oversize))