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Contains hypodermic needles and stylets. Engraved silver case.

Anterior perineal retractor for bulbous urethra; posterior perineal retractor for central ligament; two long Allis clips; three long curved Allis clips; suture carriers - two straight and three curved; four long perineal hemostats; urethral sound with attachment for flexible urethral probe (without probe); telescope for oblique lens; MacCarthy urethroscope with obturator; obturator without barrel - small for child; large for adult; syringe (without needle); scissors for transurethral meatotomy; syringe for lavage; Wilford Council transurethral utero-lithotome; urethral guide for urethroscope; rubber tube to force fluid through urethra; catheterizing cystoscope; stylet to keep catheter stiff while threading into urethra; two swabbers to clean cystoscope; MacCarthy transurethral resectoscope; electrical cords for the resectoscope; electric light to illuminate a cavity; attachment for a cystoscope to help hold steady; four cases of cystoscope light bulbs; four lugs for conduct of water; two washers; Luer-lock; four caps; obturator; two valves; catheter guide; five sounds for stretching; phenolsulfaphthaleine (PSP); washer for lavage; glass connector for rubber tubing; metal beads.

Sphygmomanometer is a baumanometer. New York: W.A. Baum Co. Engraved plate on cover with Dr. Easley's name.

Housed in wooden box made for shipping this item.

Single blade scarificator in leather case, undated

Brass mortar and pestle

Portable medicine chest, Philadelphia, Lentz & Sons, Co. Comes in leather case with shoulder strap. Filled with empty pharmacy jars (no content, no labels).

Signed: R. & J. Beck, London & Philadelphia, 8292. Brass and lacquer microscope with curved "Lister Limb" (the arm which attached to the body tube to the base) which was designed by Joseph Jackson Lister.

Entirely of brass, including the round base. The wooden case has a few surviving accessories including: a small case of specimen slides with identifying label inside the top of the case. It is unsigned.

Unsigned. Brass with scrolled legs.

This unsigned brass microscope is mounted on a rectangular metal base with a black matte finish. The stage is supported by two round pillars and can be adjusted to tilt. The body-tube swivels from the pillar to which the stage is attached and has a bull's-eye condenser fixed to the front on a jointed arm. The mirror is missing.

Compound binocular, signed: M. Pillischer, London, No. 1441. This brass microscope has four high-quality objective lenses and two sets of eyepieces housed in the original wooden case with brass handle.