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France, Germany or Italy. Articulated, detachable plate, separate organs, and fetus.

France, Germany, or Italy. Not articulated, detachable plate, separate organs, and fetus.

Made in France, Germany or Italy. Detachable plate, organs carved in place. Cover attached to box with metal hinge; the inside of the lid is painted

France, Germany or Italy. Detachable plate, separate organs.

France, Germany or Italy. One of a pair of ivory figures. Not articulated, detachable plate, organs carved in place.

France, Germany or Italy. Articulated, detachable plate, separate organs, with fetus.

France, Germany or Italy. One of a pair of figures. Not articulated, detachable plate, organs carved in place. Includes a fetus.

Ivory figure on carved base. Not articulated.

Ivory figure with removable top-knot for possible use as a snuff bottle. Not articulated.

Ivory figure on wooden couch. Not articulated.

On verso: In omnibus operibus moribund memorare novissima et in eternum non peccabit

Young male/female pair and a skeleton.

Made in England at an unknown date. Legend is in English.

Dr. Trent's microscope, given by Rebecca Trent Kirkland.

Made in Germany; painted with various colors to show anatomical parts.

Two white ceramic bowls, one short and one tall, each with a blue star below the inside rim. One small metal spoon.

Silk table runner. Kyoto, Osaka, Tokyo: Tatsumura Institute of Textile Art. Reproduction of Han Dynasty design. Housed in wooden box.

Signed: A. Abraham, Liverpool. Brass on wooden base with accessories. Elegant scrollwork legs. Original pyramidal carrying case.

Compound monocular microscope, unsigned. Made of brass with cutaway on both sides.

Compound monocular, unsigned, made of brass with cutaway on one side. Housed in original wooden case with a few accessories still intact.

This lidded copper cooker was used to slowly simmer herbal preparations. The nickel cylinder held the fuel; the level of the flame was regulated by the knob on the brass base.

White porcelain with red cross, handle and spout at 90 degrees.

Burr's patent nursing bottles. Blue-green glass. Patd Nov. 26th 1872.

1) Large pewter with wooden plunger (enema) 2) Small brass syringe with ivory nozzle (ear, vagina or mouth) 3) Medium stainless steel. Empire. Rutherford, NJ. Becton Dickinson & Co. (enema) 4) Medium stainless steel (enema) 5) Small stainless steel (ENT)

England: Regnas. White porcelain with markings for table, dessert, or tea.

This dosing instrument is made of pewter.

Various cupping jars: 2 tin cupping jars, 9 blown glass, including one very large cup or 'Bonkus' with handle (Marbury, Patented: April 21, 1896)

Housed in leather case stamped in gold: Hawkes Crystalized lenses. Extra lenses also present.

Louisville, KY: J.F. Kurfees [?] Co. Snap closure. Medicine vials are flat-ish.

New York: S.E. Massengill Company. Snap closure. Child's tablets.

1) Schumann & Doescher - Prescription Druggists, New Orleans, Louisiana 2) Gombault's Caustic Balsam - Lawrence Williams Co. 3) Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry 4) Frey's Vermifuge - Baltimore 5) Davis' Painkiller 6) Dr. Robert Folger - Olosaionian, New York (blown) 7) Dr. D. Jayne's Alternative (blown) 8) Warner's Safe Kidney & Liver Cure (brown glass pressed, picture of a safe) 9) Balsam of Honey (card says "1950, dug in Lancaster, Pennsylvania") 10) Dr. Langley's Root & Herb Bitters - 99 Union Street, Boston (blown, green glass) 11) Ramon's Santonine Worm Syrup 12) Larkin smelling salts, Buffalo (green) 13) Unmarked except for "D" on bottom 14) Two clear bottles - one with fly dried in liquid 15) Clear glass bottle - unmarked (not an infant feeder)

Blown glass with glass labels: 1) Ac. Sulph D. 2) Ac. Nitric

Contents: glass stoppered bottles (some with labels), brass balance and weights, mortar and pestle, graduate, miscellaneous instruments. Includes a key.

Copper and brass.

Brown leather bag with key. Handle is broken. Contents: medical instruments, hypodermic kits, needle and suture boxes, syringe cases in leather compacts.

London: William Justus. Silver with gilt interior. Engraved initials: JAO

London: Emes & Bernard. George III-era silver feeder in leather case with Hall & Co. Silversmiths, Manchester printed on lining of case.

New York: W.A. Baum Co. Has two bags and cuffs.

Pat. March 17, 1918. Glass.

Three are domed (each with a chip out of the rim), one is molded

Ten various feeders: classic gravy boat type (handle and spout in line); white with faint gold design, porcelain; blue "Delft" Royal Copenhagen type; flower, plain white porcelain - (11.L) marked on bottom; brown pottery "duck" ; plain, porcelain white flowers; white porcelain "duck" Side spout (handle and spout at 90 degrees); painted china (large); plain white porcelain; white porcelain with red cross.

Marked USA: Lampson & Gooduo Mfg. Co.

Marked J. Rudell & Co., Green River Works.