Abdominal retractor, which consists of a stainless steel instrument with a solid square metal bar onto which are attached two flattened arm pieces that curve outwards; the left arm piece is fixed to the bar, which the right arm piece can slide along the bar; a round screw at the end of the right si…
Abdominal retractor, which consists of a stainless steel instrument with a solid square metal bar onto which are attached two flattened arm pieces that curve outwards; the left arm piece is fixed to the bar, which the right arm piece can slide along the bar; a round screw at the end of the right side of the bar prevents the right arm from sliding off the bar; there is a rounded blade at the end of each arm; the blades are made of very heavy cylindrical metal wire formed into an oval shape that has been bent to face forwards; the ends of the blades are rounded
Number Of Parts
1
Provenance
Collected by Dr. A.A. Travill for the Queen's University Faculty of Medicine Collection
The top of the right arm has the word "STAINLESS" and the Jetter & Scheerer logo of a snake twisted around a caduceus rod with a crown above it stamped into the metal; the top of the left arm has the words, "INGRAM & BELL // GERMANY" stamped into the metal; the top of the rod has the words, "Anatomy Dept." engraved into the metal; the bottom of the right arm has the word "Anatomy" engraved into the metal; both arms have the number "28" stamped into the metal at the inner edge, near the rod
Permanent Location
Storage Room 0010
0010-F1-6
Dimension Notes
Length 20.5 cm x Width 18.6 cm x Depth 6.6 cm
Condition Remarks
The metal shows minor wear only; no corrosion is visible
Copy Type
Original
Reference Types
Book
Document
Reference Comments
Previous number #249; Faculty of Medicine Collection 1984 Inventory; "Surgical Instruments Suction and Pressure Apparatus," The J. Sklar Mfg. Co., Inc., 1967, p. 202 (similar to item 310-335)
University Health Network - Academy of Medicine Collection
Category
Education Artifacts
Archival Items
Classification
Education
Archival, Items
Anatomy
Accession Number
1969.473.1
Description
Several layers of different kinds of paper have been pasted together to form a somewhat stiff, heavy surface on which to mount an acupuncture drawing; the paper has been pasted onto wooden dowels that run the width at each end of the chart; a string has been strung through two small, metal loops on…
Several layers of different kinds of paper have been pasted together to form a somewhat stiff, heavy surface on which to mount an acupuncture drawing; the paper has been pasted onto wooden dowels that run the width at each end of the chart; a string has been strung through two small, metal loops on either side of the dowels at the top of the chart; the drawing appears to have been drawn by hand with watercolours.
Number Of Parts
1
Provenance
Acquired from the Academy of Medicine; source unknown.
University Health Network - Academy of Medicine Collection
Category
Education Artifacts
Archival Items
Classification
Education
Archival, Images
Anatomy
Accession Number
1969.474.1
Description
A stiff, heavy, off-white paper is used as a surface on which to mount an acupuncture drawing; the paper has been pasted onto wooden dowels that run the width at each end of the chart; a string has been strung through two small, holes in the dowels at the top of the chart; the drawing appears to ha…
A stiff, heavy, off-white paper is used as a surface on which to mount an acupuncture drawing; the paper has been pasted onto wooden dowels that run the width at each end of the chart; a string has been strung through two small, holes in the dowels at the top of the chart; the drawing appears to have been drawn by hand with watercolours; there are Chinese characters on the chart.
Number Of Parts
1
Provenance
Acquired from the Academy of Medicine; source unknown.
There is a tear in the right lower-middle side of the chart there is also a thin, narrow portion running across the figure's med-section and both arms that has been erased or blotted out.
University Health Network - Academy of Medicine Collection
Category
Education Artifacts
Archival Items
Classification
Education
Archival, Images
Anatomy
Accession Number
1969.475.1
Description
Several layers of different kinds of paper have been pasted together to form a somewhat stiff, heavy surface on which to mount an acupuncture drawing; the paper has been pasted onto wooden dowels that run the width at each end of the chart; a string has been strung through two small, metal eye hook…
Several layers of different kinds of paper have been pasted together to form a somewhat stiff, heavy surface on which to mount an acupuncture drawing; the paper has been pasted onto wooden dowels that run the width at each end of the chart; a string has been strung through two small, metal eye hooks on either side of the dowels at the top of the chart.
Number Of Parts
1
Provenance
Acquired from the Academy of Medicine; source unknown.
University Health Network - Academy of Medicine Collection
Category
Education Artifacts
Archival Items
Classification
Education
Archival, Images
Anatomy
Accession Number
1969.477.1
Description
Several layers of different kinds of paper have been pasted together to form a somewhat stiff, heavy surface on which to mount an acupuncture drawing; the paper has been pasted onto wooden dowels that run the width at each end of the chart; a string has been strung through two small, metal eye hook…
Several layers of different kinds of paper have been pasted together to form a somewhat stiff, heavy surface on which to mount an acupuncture drawing; the paper has been pasted onto wooden dowels that run the width at each end of the chart; a string has been strung through two small, metal eye hooks on either side of the dowels at the top of the chart.
Number Of Parts
1
Provenance
Acquired from the Academy of Medicine; source unknown.
University Health Network - Academy of Medicine Collection
Category
Education Artifacts
Archival Items
Classification
Education
Archival, Images
Anatomy
Accession Number
1969.478.1
Description
Several layers of different kinds of paper have been pasted together to form a somewhat stiff, heavy surface on which to mount an acupuncture drawing; the paper has been pasted onto wooden dowels that run the width at each end of the chart; a string has been strung through two small, metal eye hook…
Several layers of different kinds of paper have been pasted together to form a somewhat stiff, heavy surface on which to mount an acupuncture drawing; the paper has been pasted onto wooden dowels that run the width at each end of the chart; a string has been strung through two small, metal eye hooks on either side of the dowels at the top of the chart.
Number Of Parts
1
Provenance
Acquired from the Academy of Medicine; source unknown.
University Health Network - Academy of Medicine Collection
Category
Education Artifacts
Archival Items
Classification
Education
Archival, Images
Anatomy
Accession Number
1969.479.1
Description
A stiff, heavy, wallpaper-like paper with a printed floral/geometric design used as a surface on which to mount an acupuncture drawing; the paper has been pasted onto wooden dowels that run the width at each end of the chart; a string has been strung through two small, metal loops on either side of…
A stiff, heavy, wallpaper-like paper with a printed floral/geometric design used as a surface on which to mount an acupuncture drawing; the paper has been pasted onto wooden dowels that run the width at each end of the chart; a string has been strung through two small, metal loops on either side of the dowels at the top of the chart; the drawing appears to have been at least partly hand-drawn with watercolours; there are a few Chinese characters painted on the back of the chart.
Number Of Parts
1
Provenance
Acquired from the Academy of Medicine; source unknown.
University Health Network - Academy of Medicine Collection
Category
Education Artifacts
Archival Items
Classification
Education
Archival, Images
Anatomy
Accession Number
1969.480.1
Description
A stiff, heavy, off-white paper is used as a surface on which to mount an acupuncture drawing; the paper has been pasted onto wooden dowels that run the width at each end of the chart; a string has been strung through two small holes in the dowels at the top of the chart.
A stiff, heavy, off-white paper is used as a surface on which to mount an acupuncture drawing; the paper has been pasted onto wooden dowels that run the width at each end of the chart; a string has been strung through two small holes in the dowels at the top of the chart.
Number Of Parts
1
Provenance
Acquired from the Academy of Medicine; source unknown.