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    - clear cylindrical glass tube; open at both ends; bulge in middle tapers to one end - neck on inside controls flow of liquid - hole in glass on fat end of bulge - used at PGH -The Public General Hos

    (A) - brown glass jar; grooved lid, bottom embossed with a diamond and numbers that read: "500/2"; has white paper label with a blue border; markings read: "Bism. Oxide." in black India ink; white po

    - gold coloured; circular with hole above for triangular shaped connector to attach to keyring - textured back - front textured outer ring surrounds engraved insert - "PUBLIC/GENERAL/HOSPITAL/SERVICE

    - surgical probe - metal; silver colour; ridges on 2 sides of handle; faint diamond pattern on opposite sides of ridges on handle; probe end bends to a sharp point; engraving on handle reads: "L.Pear

    - surgical probe - stainless steel; tapered markings on handle side reads: "SKLYAR STAINLESS" opposite side of handle has engraved markings that read: "Dr. Roe" - used at PGH -The Public General Hosp

    (A) - metal epidural needle (L-10.3cm, D-.7cm); hollow tube with slightly curved end (B) - metal needle; fits inside A; (L-10.6cm, D-.8cm) (C) - grey plastic case with 4 raised ridges reads in part:

    - white circular pin with blue print - PGH logo in a blue oval above "1890-1990", surrounded by "WE CARE/PATIENT APPRECIATION" - silver coloured back with safety pin type closure - used at PGH -The P

    - white circular pin with blue print - PGH logo in a blue oval over "OUR MISSION/A JOURNEY/NO A/DESTINATION" - silver coloured back with safety pin type closure - used at PGH -The Public General Hosp

    - white circular pin with blue print - drawing of PGH over " Public General Hospital" over PGH logo flanked by "1890" and "1990" all surrounded by "Challenging Today/Discovering Tomorrow" - silver co

    - translucent plastic Y-shaped connector - ridges on ends of arms - "MADE IN/ENGLAND" embossed on bottom arm above to ridges - "MY5" and "PORTEX" embossed on other two arms - used at PGH -The Public

    (.1) - long white cotton roll, on one side are 2 rows of sewn pockets (12 on each side) that were used to hold syringes, some of the pockets have pieces of gauze in the ends; written in marker at top

    - translucent plastic Y-shaped connector - "PORTEX", "MY1", "ENGLAND" all embossed on arms - used at PGH -The Public General Hospital building in Chatham, Ontario was completed in 1893. In addition t

    - clear glass; cream silkscreening - signatures of students from class of 1966 all over glass - at top of glass is four triangle points attached to form square shape inside a circle surrounded by "CH

    - clear glass; white silkscreening - signatures of students from class of 1962 all over glass - at top of glass is four triangles with points attached to form square shape inside of circle surrounded

    - clear glass, graded marking in ml from 300 to 1000 - written upside down graded measurement markings from 100 to 800 - white plastic stopper in neck - stopper has hole in centre - glass container h

    (A) - moulded flask; graduated marks embossed on each side from 100 to 2000ml at 100ml intervals, numbers are upside down on one side; MacBick" enclosed in an oval embossed on side; embossed on botto

    - clear glass; white silkscreening - signatures of graduates from class of 1957 all over glass - at top of class is four triangles with points attached to form square shape inside a circle surrounded

    - clear glass on top; frosted glass at bottom; gold ring around opening - white silkscreening reads: "PRESENTED BY THE STAFF/CHATHAM PUBLIC GENERAL HOSPITAL/NOVEMBER 1961/Constance Lax/Stan Midgley";

    - small glass bottle with cork stopper; neck is smaller than barrel of bottle; has paper label that reads: "Christmas Drugs/DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN/TALBOT ST./DIAL 512/BLENHEIM,ONT/Oil of Lemon." - bot

    - clear glass cylindrical tube; open at one end; rounded bottom - white paper label attached to outside has place for lab number, Doctor's name, and patient's name; black print - The Public General H