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    - brick of carbonate of magnesia; wrapped in blue paper printed with dark blue ink; top reads in part: "DARLINGTON/CARBONATE OF/MAGNESIA/…/The Chemical & insulating Co. Ltd.,/DARLINGTON,/ENGLAND.";

    (.1) - needle tip for syringe; clyndrical end with vertical grooves; needle with small hole at end (L-3cm, W-.6cm) (.2A-B) case with lid for .1 (A) - red plastic; yellow tape around top with black pr

    (A) - clear glass, embossed with "SULFONAL BAYER" and "FARBENFABRIKEN/VORN/FRIEDR BAYER & Co/ELBERFELD", written in black "Ammonium/Choride" over etching "803" (B) - glass stopper top etched with "85

    (A) - cylindrical tube covered in green paper with white label printed in green; reads in part: "NATIONAL / BORAX / B.P. / POWDERED / 4 Ounces /…/ NATIONAL DRUG & CHEMICAL/COMPANY OF CANADA LIMITED

    - plated metal tissue forceps; spring steel tweeze-like device with two "fingers", each with fluted sides and ends terminating in a U-shape prong - scratched on the upper connecting end: "PGH" - came

    - three pronged plated steel tweezer-like instrument identified as triple curved forcepts - came from a leather doctor's bag filled with medical equipment and a note indicating that is was taken from

    - plated steel scissor-like device, arms pivoted in the centre with finger rings at one end, below the finger rings is a clamping/locking device to secure the instrument in a closed position, above t

    - catheter - plated straight metal rod with round eye on one end and fine threading extending up approximately 3 cm on other end - device is identified as a catheter follow on - threaded end is bent

    - plated steel device identified as a probe guide - slightly cupped flat section bending about 60 degrees and narrowing then bending flat again with a flared tear drop and grooved handle - stamped ab

    - plated steel device identified as a probe guide - 1/2 cone shaped with a tapered groove at the top and ending with a small ball, extending from the tapered cone at about 45 degrees is a tear drop s

    - plated steel probe guide; flat rounded handle with grooves on one side; "8" engraved above a staff with an "S" intertwined around it near end of handle - round projection connected to handle; curve

    - plated steel ligature carrier; long curved rectangular handle - flat projection from handle has round edges; hook at end with oval shaped hole - "PGH" etched in upper case cursive on either side of

    - small stainless steel pitcher with handle; handle has been soldered on - "Oldeball/STAINLESS STEEL" inside a barrel shape - "MADE IN ENGLAND" under barrel - "1/6 pint" under everything; all engrave

    - metal clipboard; flat piece of stainless[?] steel with a spring loaded clamp for holding paper, charts, etc. - rubber tipped metal pin runs through integral eyes to which is attached a steel cover,

    - stainless steel tray divided into 8 sections; on long sides 3 squares are cut into side and folded in(dividers); short sides are open with a metal strip attached across the top; metal strip attache

    - clear glass; rounded bottom and tapered shaft ending at a rounded knob - embossed below the knob is "8" The Public General Hospital building in Chatham, Ontario was completed in 1893. In addition t

    (A) - clear glass; rectangular; front edge is lower with 2 grooves running lengthwise; 2 figure eight shaped cavities, one in each upper corner; between these cavities is an oblong indentation with s

    - kidney shaped stainless steel dish; curled over edge around top - "METCO/WARE" engraved on outside bottom - "PGH/CSR" faintly etched on outside bottom - used at PGH -The Public General Hospital bui

    - stainless steel bowl with a flared and rolled rim - stamped on bottom: "69006/ACIER INOXYDABLE/STAINLESS STEEL/VOLLRATH/MADE IN CANADA" and scratched on bottom "CSR" - used at PGH -The Public Gener

    (A) - stainless steel bowl with flared rim; stamped on bottom: "GLAXO ALLENBURYS/501[1]5/TAWLITE/MADE IN ENGLAND/18.8 STAINLESS STEEL" and etched "Central Supply" (B) - stainless steel lis with light