These are very useful as although early 20th century, they help identify many 19th century instrument designs which had changed little apart from sometimes using more modern materials:
James Wooley Sons & Co., Manchester 1931, Surgeon’s Instruments, Appliances and Sundries, pp392, hardback, cloth bound
Charles Thackray, Leeds, 1936, Catalogue of Surgical Instruments and Appliances, pp472, hardback, cloth bound. Note condition: Complete but worn and soiled, one loose page, tear to spine
George Turton, Sheffield, 1927, Catalogue of Surgical & Dental Instruments, no
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