M0015891: Four lancets with maker's marks 18th and early 19th century

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Photograph of four lancets with maker's marks. The one with a device and the name "Paris" was acquired by the Wellcome Historical Medical Museum at an unknown point and accessioned in 1919 (accession number R8861). The lancet with the crown, star and name as a maker's mark was acquired by the Museum at an unknown point and accessioned in 1919 (accession number R8850). The lancet with cross keys as a maker's mark was purchased by the Museum in 1930 and accessioned in 1941 (accession number R402/1941). The bleeding lancet with a crown as a maker's mark was acquired by the Museum at an unknown point and accessioned in 1957 (accession number R16/1957). None of the items are held by Wellcome Collection.

M0015891: Four lancets with maker's marks 18th and early 19th century

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