1 a&b: Tubex Holder
2: 3 bandages from 3 different companies
a: Johnson&Johnson
b: Curity
c: Softey
3: Arm Sling
4: Spool of black surgical silk
5: Jar of Gelfoam, a powder used for medical purposes
6: White porcelain tray for medical instruments
7: 2 Blood gas syringes
a: 10 c
b: 2 cc
8: 3 Cylinder instrument holder
a: white porcelain
b: big stainless steel
c: small stainless steel
9: Baby Scale
10: 3 stainless steel towel forceps, each a different height
a:
b:
c:
11: Stainless steel Curette
12: Stainless steel abdominal retractor
13: Stainless steel trash can on wheels
14: Stainless steel surgical table used by Dr. Lewis Davis in his office on Victoria Street
15: Suture removal tray with scissors and forceps
16: Emesis basin and stainless steel syringe used for washing ears to remove wax buildup
17: Nasal scope used to check the interior of the nasal passage
18: Ophthalmoscope used for checking eyes
19: Nurses Cap
1999.4.2 (2a): Black long dress with black lace
1999.4.3 (2b): Red print dress with a black velvet jacket
1999.4.4 (2c): Blue satin skirt and beige lace top
1999.4.5 (2d): Beige skirt with long overdress
1999.4.6 (2e): Mauve silk bustle dress, handmade 1850s (civil war period)
[Those are the note made on the original donation form. However, 1999.4.6 is actually a Natural Form style that dates to 1876-1878 and was worn without a bustle, though it has substantial gathering of the underskirt that functions as small padding.]
