M0001472: Axis traction obstetrical forceps, type designed by Alexander Russell Simpson (1835-1916)

Date:: 16 December 1930

Reference:: WT/D/1/20/1/13/72

Part of:: Wellcome Trust Corporate Archive

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  - Library and MuseumWT/D/1
    - Images from the photographic libraryWT/D/1/20
      - Photographic library: "M" seriesWT/D/1/20/1
        "M" series glass plate negatives: M0001399-M0001501WT/D/1/20/1/13
        M0001472: Axis traction obstetrical forceps, type designed by Alexander Russell Simpson (1835-1916)WT/D/1/20/1/13/72

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M0001472: Axis traction obstetrical forceps, type designed by Alexander Russell Simpson (1835-1916). Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). Source: Wellcome Collection.

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Also known as

Previous title, replaced May 2020: Obstetric forceps, A.R. Simpson's axis traction

Description

Black and white photograph of a pair of axis traction obstetrical forceps, type designed by Alexander Russell Simpson (1835-1916), Scottish physician and Professor of Midwifery at the University of Edinburgh. The item was previously part of the Wellcome Historical Medical Museum but is not held by Wellcome Collection.

Publication/Creation

16 December 1930

Physical description

1 photograph glass plate negative; 16.5 x 12 cm

Notes

Catalogue data comes from a combination of entries in the original glass plate registers, metadata created when the glass plates were digitised in the early 2000s and enhancements made by the cataloguer in 2020.

Terms of use

Please consult the digitised version as this item is fragile. Email library@wellcomecollection.org to request access to the physical item.