Dr. Ralph and Mrs. Olga Crawford Canadian Dental Collection
Category
Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts
Classification
Dental
Accession Number
010020591
Description
Single ended silver metal dental plugger with broken tip with cylindrical faceted handle with tight lines in each facet raised design and thin double angled hook on end; bottom of handle is smooth and round; tip has a minor hole drilled into it and appears like it could be removed from the shaft.
Single ended silver metal dental plugger with broken tip with cylindrical faceted handle with tight lines in each facet raised design and thin double angled hook on end; bottom of handle is smooth and round; tip has a minor hole drilled into it and appears like it could be removed from the shaft.
Number Of Parts
1
Provenance
Transfer from the Dental Canada Fund; previously housed in the Dentistry Canada Museum (Ottawa)
Etched on handle: "MADE IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA SWS 4 71"
Permanent Location
Storage Room 0010
0010-B2
Dimension Notes
Length 17.2 cm x Width 1.6 cm x Depth 0.3 cm
Condition Remarks
Sows minor wear and minor discoloration spot on handle
Copy Type
Original
Reference Types
Book
Reference Comments
“S. S. White Dental Catalog, Catalog-F”, S. S. White Dental Mfg. Co., October 1916, p. 34.
Research Facts
Dr Ralph and Mrs Olga Crawford donated their extensive Canadian dental collection to the DCF to create the museum in 1997; further donations were received while Dr Crawford was Curator Emeritus at the Dental Canada Museum until its closure in 2008; instrument meets the description and image of the "no. 4" plugger of "Dr. J.A. Watling's Revised Set" as advertised by the S.S. White Dental Mfg. Co. in their catelog. According to the description this instrument was designed "to be used in most of the approximal cavities; especially convenient in filing the front teeth and for working around slight undercuts."
Dr. Ralph and Mrs. Olga Crawford Canadian Dental Collection
Category
Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts
Classification
Dental
Accession Number
010020599
Description
Single ended silver metal dental gingival margin trimmer with cylindrical faceted handle with tight lines in each facet raised design and short thin angled hook on end.
Single ended silver metal dental gingival margin trimmer with cylindrical faceted handle with tight lines in each facet raised design and short thin angled hook on end.
Number Of Parts
1
Provenance
Transfer from the Dental Canada Fund; previously housed in the Dentistry Canada Museum (Ottawa).
Etched on handle: "MADE BY S. S. WHITE IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA SWS 8 80 3 9 R W REV 9"
Permanent Location
Storage Room 0010
0010-B2
Dimension Notes
Length 15.3 cm x Width 0.5 cm x Depth 0.3 cm
Copy Type
Original
Reference Types
Book
Reference Comments
"S. S. White Dental Catalog, Catalog-F”, S. S. White Dental Mfg. Co., October 1916, p. 15 and 16.
Research Facts
Canadian dental collection to the DCF to create the museum in 1997; further donations were received while Dr Crawford was Curator Emeritus at the Dental Canada Museum until its closure in 2008; instrument identified by comparisons with dental isntruments in the S.S. White Dental Mfg. Co. Catelog. According to the catelog the instrument was used primarily for cutting.
Dr. Ralph and Mrs. Olga Crawford Canadian Dental Collection
Category
Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts
Classification
Dental
Accession Number
010020602
Description
Single ended silver metal dental scaler with cylindrical faceted handle with tight lines in each facet raised design and short thin angled hook on end.
Single ended silver metal dental scaler with cylindrical faceted handle with tight lines in each facet raised design and short thin angled hook on end.
Number Of Parts
1
Provenance
Transfer from the Dental Canada Fund; previously housed in the Dentistry Canada Museum (Ottawa).
Etched on handle: "MADE BY S.S. WHITE IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA SWS 8 80 3 9 L W REV 8"
Permanent Location
Storage Room 0010
0010-B2
Dimension Notes
Length 15.2 cm x Width 0.5 cm x Depth 0.3 cm
Copy Type
Original
Reference Types
Book
Reference Comments
"S. S. White Dental Catalog, Catalog-F”, S. S. White Dental Mfg. Co., October 1916, p. 16.
Research Facts
Canadian dental collection to the DCF to create the museum in 1997; further donations were received while Dr Crawford was Curator Emeritus at the Dental Canada Museum until its closure in 2008; instrument identified through comparisons with dental instruments in the S.S. White Dental Mfg. Co. Catelog. The instrument resembles the "ordinary hoes" produced by that company. According to that catelog this instrument was used primarily as a cutting tool.
Dr. Ralph and Mrs. Olga Crawford Canadian Dental Collection
Category
Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts
Classification
Dental
Accession Number
010020615
Description
Single ended silver metal dental bin angle chisel to trim the enamel with cylindrical faceted handle with tight lines in each facet raised design and thin angled hook on end.
Single ended silver metal dental bin angle chisel to trim the enamel with cylindrical faceted handle with tight lines in each facet raised design and thin angled hook on end.
Number Of Parts
1
Provenance
Transfer from the Dental Canada Fund; previously housed in the Dentistry Canada Museum (Ottawa).
Etched on handle: "MADE BY S. S. WHITE IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA SWS 10 7 6 W REV 36"
Permanent Location
Storage Room 0010
0010-B2
Dimension Notes
Length 15.3 cm x Width 0.5 cm x Depth 0.5 cm
Condition Remarks
Shows wear and minor discolouration on handle
Copy Type
Original
Reference Types
Book
Reference Comments
"S. S. White Dental Catalog, Catalog-F”, S. S. White Dental Mfg. Co., October 1916, 17.
Research Facts
Canadian dental collection to the DCF to create the museum in 1997; further donations were received while Dr Crawford was Curator Emeritus at the Dental Canada Museum until its closure in 2008; instrument identified as a dental bin angle chisel through comparisons with dental instruments in the S.S. White Dental Mfg. Co. Catelog.
Shows minor wear and minor discolouration on end of handle
Copy Type
Original
Reference Types
Book
Reference Comments
"S. S. White Dental Catalog, Catalog-F”, S. S. White Dental Mfg. Co., October 1916, 49.
Research Facts
Canadian dental collection to the DCF to create the museum in 1997; further donations were received while Dr Crawford was Curator Emeritus at the Dental Canada Museum until its closure in 2008; instrument identified as a dental burnisher through comparisons with dental instruments in the S.S. White Dental Mfg. Co. Catelog.
Rectangular one piece cream cardstock paper pamphlet folded widthwise and then length wise to form a card / pamphlet; on the front is printed "The Nightingale Pledge" for nurses in brown ink, with the title and first letter of each stanza in red ink; there are handwritten commas in blue ink in vari…
Rectangular one piece cream cardstock paper pamphlet folded widthwise and then length wise to form a card / pamphlet; on the front is printed "The Nightingale Pledge" for nurses in brown ink, with the title and first letter of each stanza in red ink; there are handwritten commas in blue ink in various places throughout the pledge; back of the pamphlet contains the publishing information and the interior contains "A Code for Professional Nurses" on the left side, and an illustrated portrait of Florence Nightingale on the right side; both interior pages have a decorative printed border around them in brown and red ink.
Number Of Parts
1
Provenance
Used by donor’s great aunt, Connie Cox (20 Aug 1939- 5 June 2010), while working at the Kingston Psychiatric Hospital for over 35 years. Ontario Hospital Kingston Nursing School, Grad 1962.
Printed on the front cover: "The // Nightingale Pledge // I Solemnly Pledge Myself // Before God And In The // Presence Of This Assembly: // TO pass my life in purity and to practice my pro- // fession faithfully. // I WILL abstain from whatever is deleterious and // mischievous and will not take or knowingly administer // any harmful drug. // I WILL do all in my power to maintain and elevate // the standard of my profession and will hold in confi- // dence all personal matters committed to my keeping // and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the // practice of my profession. calling // WITH loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician // in his work and devote myself to the welfare of those // committed to my care. // This pledge was formulated in 1893 by a committee // of which Mrs. Lystra E. Gretter, R.N., was chairman"; printed on the back cover: "Included on the back page is // A Code for Professional Nurses // adopted by the // ANA House of Delegates // at San Francisco, May 1950 // Compliments of // W. B. Saunders Company // (Portrait Reproduced by Courtesy of Johnson & Johnson)"
The Florence Nightingale Pledge was composed by Lystra Gretter, an instructor of nursing at the old Harper Hospital in Detroit, Michigan, and was first used by its graduating class in the spring of 1893. The pledge was created as an adaptation of the doctor's Hippocratic Oath. It was revised and slightly changed in 1935.
This pledge was recited at graduation ceremonies until the 1970s, when it was either changed or dropped completely, as nursing was an "autonomous profession" and the final line about loyalty to the physician did not match what nursing was truly striving towards, being loyalty to the patient, even in the face of opposition from the physician.
Rectangular white plastic bottle, rounded shoulders that taper into a wide neck ending with screw on lid; tan paper label; three quarters full of 0.4 cm white tablets; plastic bottle is more modern than label attached.
Rectangular white plastic bottle, rounded shoulders that taper into a wide neck ending with screw on lid; tan paper label; three quarters full of 0.4 cm white tablets; plastic bottle is more modern than label attached.
Printed on label: "3000 // HOMEOPATHIC // B & R TABLETS // No. 20 // Each tablet Represents: // Spigelia 3x // Magnesia Phosphorica 6x // Belladonna 3x // (Total Belladonna Alkaloids // .000001 gr.) // To allay neuralgic pains, especially // those relieved by warmth. Facial // neuralgia. // FOR ADULTS ONLY. Dose: Two tablets every fifteen minutes for four doses. If necessary two tablets // can be continued every two hours // for several more doses. If conditions // are not alleviated consult a physic- // cian. // 2035 // BOERICKE & RUNYON // Division of Boericke & Tafel, Inc. // 1011 ARCH STREET. PHILA. 7, PA."
Permanent Location
Storage Room 0010
0010-A3-9 Row F
Width
7.2
Height
13.8
Depth
5.2
Unit Of Measure
centimeters
Condition Remarks
Yellowing of label; minor tears; moderate lifting of label from bottle
Copy Type
original
Reference Types
Internet
Reference Comments
Boericke & Tafel. The Herb Museum.
Research Facts
Over the years, Boericke and Tafel maintained branches in many cities across the United States. They were staffed by experienced pharmacists, many of whom had worked with Boericke and Tafel "since boyhood."
In about 1890, William Boericke formed a partnership with E. W. Runyon, in San Francisco, and formed the company of Boericke and Runyon.
Sometime during the 1940's Boericke and Runyon were sold to Humphreys Pharmacal, and became a division of that company.
The label on the bottle dates to 1910 - 1930 but the plastic bottle it is affixed to dates to 1950 - 1960.
Small wooden torsion prescription balance scale with two silver pans used for measuring prescription ingredients; has adjustable feet; lid has glass panel to view measurements; black glass under two brass mounts which hold 2 silver pans
University Health Network - Academy of Medicine Collection
Category
Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts
Classification
Urology
Accession Number
1969.50.3 a-s
Description
Wooden case (s) containing lithotomy instruments: (a) lithotomy staff; (b-d) staffs; (e) lithotomy forceps; (f-g) forceps; (h) probe pointed (?) scalpel; (i) lithotomy scalpel; (k) trocar; (l) case for metal part of (k); (m-n) trocar parts; (o) trocar; (p) case for metal part of (o); (q-r) trocar p…
Wooden case (s) containing lithotomy instruments: (a) lithotomy staff; (b-d) staffs; (e) lithotomy forceps; (f-g) forceps; (h) probe pointed (?) scalpel; (i) lithotomy scalpel; (k) trocar; (l) case for metal part of (k); (m-n) trocar parts; (o) trocar; (p) case for metal part of (o); (q-r) trocar parts.
Number Of Parts
19
Part Names
a - lithotomy staff - Size: Length 32.7 cm x Width 1.4 cm
b - staff - Size: Length 30.9 cm x Width 1.3 cm
c - staff - Size: Length 27.7 cm x Width 1.1 cm
d - staff - Size: Length 31.1 cm x Width 2.2 cm
e - lithotomy forceps - Size: Length 22.7 cm
f - forceps - Size: Length 20.6 cm
g - forceps - Size: Length 20.2 cm
h - probe pointed scalpel - Size: Length 18.9 cm x Width 1.4 cm
i - lithotomy scalpel - Size: Length 18.7 cm x Width 1.4 cm
j - ?
k - trocar - Size: Length 13.4 cm
l - case for trocar - Size: Length 7.5 cm x Diam. 1.1 cm
m - trocar top
n - trocar director (?)
o - trocar - Size: Length 13.6 cm
p - lithotomy staff - Size: Length 7.5 cm x Width 1.1 cm
q - trocar top
r - trocar director (?)
s - case - Size: Length 38.6 cm x Width 23.5 cm x Depth 5.8 cm
Provenance
Acquired from the Academy of Medicine; source unknown; used by Mr. I.H. Cameron.