Wikipedia:GLAM/NHMandSM/SM Galleries/Who am I

• File:Sailing chart of Marshall Islands archipelago
• File:Model of an ancient Polynesian double sailing canoe
• File:Phrenological bust, 'A Study of Mind', of glazed earthenware, unsigned, British, 1901-1970 (see note).
• File:Plastic container, for 500 x 10mg Propanolol (propanolol hydrochloride) tablets, by Evans Medical Ltd., Greenford, England, 1980-1986. Evans Medical Ltd., is part of the part of the Glaxo Group.
• File:Neocon 1/35 oral contraceptive pills 3 blister pack, with cardboard carton and instructions, by Ortho-Cilag Pharmaceutical Limited, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom, 1981-1985
• File:Laboratory notes on two sides of A4 lined paper, handwritten by Alec Jeffreys during the preparation of autoradiograph, 1989-870 Pt1.
• File:One of five 'Jedi helmets' used with Cryogenic Magnetic Resonance Imaging Machine and associated computing equipment by Data General, United States, 1980. This one does not have an inner plastic shell.
• File:Single tool-holder micromanipulator, with axial drive, assembled by Research Instruments Limited, Penryn, Cornwall, England, 1990-95. Used for egg manipulation during the IVF process (see note).
• File:Axial drive micropipette-holder micromanipulator, assembled by Research Instruments Limited, Penryn, Cornwall, England, 1990-1995. Used for egg manipulation during the IVF process (see note).
• File:Phrenological (spreading) calipers designed for measuring general head size, no maker marked, 1820-1850
• File:Freeze dried normal adult brain (age 69, male)
• File:Freeze dried slice of Alzheimer's brain (age 81, female)
• File:Freeze dried slice of Alzheimer's brain (age 49, female)
• File:Freeze dried slice of normal brain (age 53, male)
• File:Carton of four Viagra (Sildenafil citrate) tablets, 50mg, with instructions, by Pfizer Limited, Sandwich, Kent, c. 1998. Anti-impotence drug which created a media storm in 1998.
• File:Preserved mouse with genetic modification causing obesity, Rowlett Research Institute, Scotland, 1998 (see note).
• File:Human skull, marked with phrenological divisions, from the British Phrenological Society, 1801-1900.
• File:'Natural Hip', stainless steel, femur replacement component, collared stem, porous coated, by Sulzer Orthopedics Incorporated, Texas, United States, 1998. Sample component, not for implant.
• File:Stainless steel 'APR' femur replacement component, distally polished stem, porous coated, by Sulzer Orthopedics Incorporated, Texas, United States, 1998. Sample component, not for implant.
• File:Titanium Inter-Op Hemispherical Shell, hip prosthesis, by Sulzer Orthopedics Incorporated, Texas, United States, 1998.
• File:Graduated arc for 'Leksell Stereotactic System' cranial measuring instrument by Elekta Instrument AB, Sweden, 1992-99.
• File:Mounting frame for 'Leksell Stereotactic System' cranial measuring instrument by Elekta Instrument AB, Sweden, 1992-99.
• File:Stuffed white peacock with fully fanned tail, to show a breed of bird bred to genetically produce no pigmentation genes. Stuffed by Snowdonia Taxidermy, Wales, 1999 (see note).
• File:Set of full palate upper dentures, acrylic, Eastman Dental Institute, United Kingdom, 1996 (see note).
• File:Packet of "Brain Gum", a dietary supplement containing PhosphatidylSerine intended to improve mental function. KR Research Inc., 1999.
• File:Black and white photo-fit male face depicting Nigel Havers, developed by Jacques Penry, used by the Police Artists to construct impressions of the faces of suspects based on witnesses descriptions, c. 1980-1992 (see note).
• File:One male human skeleton of Iron Age date from Whitegate Farm, Bleadon.
• File:Twelve Alligator egg shells (see note).
• File:Four female P.dardanus butterflies and one male P.dardanus butterfly, to show that one species may have very varied wing pattern and colour (see note).
• File:Mouse with agouti fur - Chromosome 2 - prepared at MRC Harwell Research Centre, Oxfordshire, England, 1999. Different fur colours or types in mice are determined by different chromosomal changes (see note).
• File:Mouse with non-agouti fur - Chromosome 2 - prepared at MRC Harwell Research Centre, Oxfordshire, England, 1999. Different fur colours or types in mice are determined by different chromosomal changes (see note).
• File:Mouse with mottled fur - X Chromosome - prepared at MRC Harwell Research Centre, Oxfordshire, England, 1999. Different fur colours or types in mice are determined by different chromosomal changes (see note).
• File:Mouse with no fur - Spontaneous mutation Chromosome unknown - prepared at MRC Harwell Research Centre, Harwell, Oxfordshire, England, 1999. Different fur colours or types in mice are determined by different chromosomal changes (see note).
• File:Mouse with satin muted fur - Chromosome 13 - prepared at MRC Harwell Research Centre, Oxfordshire, England, 1999. Different fur colours or types in mice are determined by different chromosomal changes (see note).
• File:Polydactyl cat, a cat with too many fingers and toes. Stuffed in a leaping position, 1999 (see note).
• File:Human femur bone (see note).
• File:Paddle with features of a face in a face pattern. Copy of one used to test the face recognition abilities of newborns at University College London Cognitive Development Unit
• File:Paddle with features of a face in a random pattern. Copy of one used to test the face recognition abilities of newborns at University College London Cognitive Development Unit
• File:Sample of the pigment melanin (in flask?).
• File:'Micromar' electrocorticography set by Micromar Ind. Com. Ltd., Brazil, 1991-2000. Consists of a frame with an array of electrodes used to measure electrical impulses in the brain during surgery.
• File:Infant doll with feeding bottle and baby bath used in experiments on the gender behaviour of children, unsigned, China, 1990-2000.
• File:Motorised toy fire truck used in experiments on the gender behaviour of children, made by Funrise Inc., China, 1997-2000.
• File:'Playskool' large piece jigsaw in frame, unsigned, American, 1997-2000.
• File:Two Urolume Endourethral Prostheses, penile prosthesis implants, by AMS UK, United Kingdom, 1996. Contains Elgiloy as the metal component (see note).
• File:Plastic syringe, without needle, containing liquid collagen for cosmetic/plastic surgery, by the Collagen Corporation, Palo Alto, California, United States, 2000 (see note).
• File:Mandibulometer made by Paleo-Tech Instruments, Wheeling, Illinois; scale made by the Oregon Rule Co., Oregon, USA, 1999. Used by skeletal biologists to study human remains.
• File:Laboratory osteometric board made by Paleo-Tech Instruments, Wheeling, Ilinois, 1999. Used by skeletal biologists to study human remains.
• File:'Paleocal-1', dual-axis calipers, made by Paleo-Tech Instruments, Wheeling, Illinois, United States and the Mitutoyo Corporation, Tokyo, Japan, 1999. Used by skeletal biologists to study human remains.
• File:Spreading caliper made by Paleo-Tech Instruments, Wheeling, Ilinois, United States, 1999. Used by skeletal biologists to study human remains.
• File:Gamma photon detector, wedge-shaped component, by Scanditronix, United Kingdom, 1995-2000. Part of medical detection equipment.
• File:Photo multipler tube with light resistant cover, by Scanditronix and by Hamamatsu of Japan, 1992.
• File:Fully assembled gamma photon detector by Scanditronix and by Hamamatsu of Japan, 1986-97.
• File:Block of 12 cemented scintillator crystals by Scanditronix, United Kingdom, 1997-2000.
• File:Ear mounted speech processor, with head-mounted transmitter, by Advanced Bionics, Sylmar, California, USA, 1999
• File:Brain of a chimpanzee, wet specimen in alcohol.
• File:Brain of an adult human. wet specimen in alcohol.
• File:A non-functioning prototype of the Heart Saver VAD (ventrical assisted device)
• File:Carved paddle from Polynesia.
• File:Pig heart in glass jar containing industrial methylated spirit, genetically engineered by Imutran Limited, United Kingdom, 1999. Suitable for transplantation into humans, a process known as xenotransplantation (see note).
• File:Human heart from Robert Moss, who received a heart transplant on 4/8/00.
• File:Depth electrode and cable to measure electrical activity inside the brain.
• File:A mouse which has been fed on a calorie-restricted diet, as part of a study of the effects of diet on ageing conducted by the University of Wisconsin, United States, 1999 (see note).
• File:A mouse which has been on a normal diet, used as a control in a study of the effects of diet on ageing conducted by the University of Wisconsin-Madison, United States, 1999 (see note).
• File:Drum and beater from North American Plains.
• File:Scalplock ornament from North American plains.
• File:Medicine Man's necklace from North American plains.
• File:Carved club from Polynesia.
• File:Bronze facial reconstruction of Bleadon Man made by Caroline M. Wilkinson at Manchester University, England, 1997.
• File:EEG headband from Brain Fingerprinting Laboratories, Inc.
• File:Photographic print, entitled 'Mr Universe and Son', showing body-builder Leo Robert, holder of the Mr Universe title, and his young son Norman, aged four and a half, flexing their muscles beside some dumb-bells, Alan Oxley, United States, 1955
• File:Photographic print, entitled 'Obese Family', unsigned, United Kingdom, 1990-1999
• File:Prototype 90 channel MRI cap, developed by Graham Wiggins & Lawrence Wald, Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging, Massachusetts General Hospital, c.2009.
• File:Jamshidi tubular biopsy needle, used by VetCell to extract stem cells from the bone marrow in horse sternums, made by Direct Medical Supplies Ltd, UK c.2010.
• File:One pound of human fat plastic replica model, used for obesity education, made by the Anatomical Chart Company, USA, c2009.
• File:Watercolour drawing of man with blue eyes; entitled 'The Expert' from the Reject series, painted by Marlene Dumas, 1995 (see note).
• File:Mixed media - watercolour drawing of Afro-Carribean man, entitled 'The Experiment' from the Reject series, painted by Marlene Dumas, 1995 (see note).
• File:A cast iron sculpture, 'Iron Baby', Edition AP III/III, by Antony Gormley, England, 1999 (see note).
• File:Colour photograph on aluminium mount, entitled 'Lifestyle affects Appearance', showing Wendy McMurdo standing next to a case labelled: 'Where did you get your looks from?', 2000 (see note).
• File:Framed and glazed colour photograph entitled 'I have swallowed a piece of lego', by David Shrigley, 2000.
• File:Twelve-inch long-playing record, unsigned, United Kingdom, 1999-2000. From David Shrigley's mixed media installation (see note).
• File:'Griffin' pencil eraser with handwritten text on the reverse, by Winsor and Newton, England, 1999-2000. From David Shrigley's mixed media installation.
• File:Paper note between two loose panes of glass with a message 'YOUR FATHER CALLED (HE SOUNDED ANGRY)' written on it, David Shrigley, United Kingdom, 1999-2000. From David Shrigley's mixed media installation.
• File:Paper telephone message reading "Desist in your foolishness" between two loose panes of glass, David Shrigley, United Kingdom, 1999-2000. From David Shrigley's mixed media installation.
• File:Paper food order ticket for 'bananas', between two loose panes of glass, unsigned, United Kingdom, 1999-2000. From David Shrigley's mixed media installation.
• File:Laminated paper membership card entitled: 'British Swearing Association photocard - licence to swear in public places.', David Shrigley, United Kingdom, 1999-2000. From David Shrigley's mixed media installation.
• File:Mini disk with handwritten paper lable, disk by TDK, adapted by David Shrigley, United Kingdom, 1999-2000. From David Shrigley's mixed media installation.
• File:Two pieces of Lego, a brick and a minifig head wearing a baseball cap, arranged by David Shrigley, United Kingdom, made by Lego Group, Denmark, 1999-2000
• File:4-channel EEG recorder with attached electrodes, by CamNtech, Cambridge, England, 2009-2010. Used for monitoring brain activity during sleep.
• File:Illumina chip containing CNV content, used in research to identify single chemical base differences between individual human genomes, by Illumina Inc., San Diego, California, United States c.2010
• File:Genetically engineered brainbow mouse used for bioimaging research, prepared and used by Imperial College, London, England, 2005-2010.
• File:Gluteal implant used for body contouring plastic surgery, made by Silimed, Brazil, 2009-2010
• File:Genetically engineered brainbow mouse brain specimen used for bioimaging research at Imperial College London. Created c.2010.
• File:Gastric band "MidBand", fitted to plastic stomach model, used as a surgical intervention for obesity, from the Avon Obesity Service, made by Medical Innovation Development, France, c.2009.
• File:Sequencing chip, by Oxford Nanopore Technologies Ltd. UK c.2010.
• File:Metal helical stent designed to help mimic the natural flow of blood, made by Veryan Medical, Horsham, United Kingdom 2009-2010
• File:Liquid Trust oxytocin spray, used for commercial purposes, made by Verolabs, United States, c.2009. Liquid Trust spray is sold over the internet and claims to 'create a trusting atmsophere' due to the hormone oxytocin in its ingredients.
• File:Metal Helical stent designed to help mimic the natural flow of blood, with a protective tube, made by Veryan Medical, Horsham, United Kingdom 2009-2010
• File:Genome wide Human SNP array 5.0, a single microarray able to assay over half a million single nucleotide polymorphisms in the human genome, made by Affymetrix Inc., Santa Clara USA c.2007
• File:Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (3rd UK Edition) pattern test blocks, used to measure adult intellectual ability, made by Pearson, UK, c.1999.
• File:Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (3rd UK Edition) block and picture pattern test setting book, used to measure adult intellectual ability, made by Pearson, UK, c.1999.
• File:World Traveller Hi-Flo nebuliser, used for the treatment of people with cystic fibrosis, made by Clement Clarke International Limited, Harlow, Essex, England, 2005
• File:Superconducting SQUID sensor element assembly, made by Neuromag Limited, Helsinki, Finland, late 1990’s. (see note)
• File:SQUID pickup coil chip for capturing the brain's magnetic fields, made by Neuromag Limited, Helsinki, Finland, late 1990’s. (see note)
• File:Chicken skeleton model, made by Ossafreelance c.2010
• File:Chimpanzee skeleton, articulated model, made by Ossafreelance c.2010
• File:Human skeleton, model
• File:First of two London taxi driver licence mock-ups of Tony Bishop (knowledge examiner and cab driver), made by the Public Carriage Office, London, 2009-2010
• File:Taxi driver badge
• File:Licensed taxi white plates for cab interior, made by Public Carriage Office c. 2010. These are issued once the taxi driver has passed the Knowledge exam and becomes qualified to take fares.
• File:The Knowledge booklet, containing the routes a London taxi driver must learn in order to pass their qualifying exam. Made by the Public Carriage Office, c.2009.
• File:SoLiD sequencer shell used for genomics research, made by Life Technologies (formerly Applied Biosystems), United States, c.2009. SoLiD reads the sequence twice for greater accuracy using colored probes.
• File:Chimpanzee brain
• File:Human Brain
• File:Sample of HM's brain tissue stained and mounted on glass slide, prepared by Jacopo Annese, Director of The Brain Observatory at the University of California, San Diego, United States of America, 2009-2010
• File:Culture chamber for replica trachea, with electric motor, control unit and syringe, unsigned, United Kingdom, 2005-2010 (see note)
• File:Replica trachea, unsigned, 2005-2010
• File:Rubik's cube made c.2010
• File:Einstein, 'Baby Mozart' Music Festival DVD by Disney, made c.2010
• File:Silicone box containing Queen bee, Worker bee, and Drone bee, prepared by Professor Ryszard Maleszka, Molecular Genetics and Evolution Group, Research School of Biology, The Australian National University, Canberra, Australia, 2009-2010
• File:Silicone box containing bee larvae at different developmental stages, prepared by Professor Ryszard Maleszka, Molecular Genetics and Evolution Group, Research School of Biology, The Australian National University, Canberra, Australia, 2009-2010
• File:Royal Bee jelly, prepared by Professor Ryszard Maleszka, Molecular Genetics and Evolution Group, Research School of Biology, The Australian National University, Canberra, Australia, 2009-2010 (see note)
• File:Plastic toy Afro-English baby doll
• File:Dried red kidney beans in a glass jar, produced in China and United States of America, and distributed by Waitrose Plc, plus plastic replica food, including blueberries and artichokes, 2009-2010
• File:Spray can in carton of 'Grecian 2000 Foam' hair dye, by Combe International Ltd., Croydon, Surrey, England, 2009-2010
• File:Skin moisturiser, Time -Delay, Anti-Ageing, Wrinkle Prevention', by Boots, Nottingham, England, 2009-2010
• File:Fifty four decks of cards
• File:Acrylic box filled with various junk, auxiliary display item for Who Am I? ageing exhibit, 2010.
• File:Acrylic box filled with approximately 200 Lambert & Butler, and more than 500 Winston cigarettes, United Kingdom and United States, 2010. Auxiliary material for Who Am I? ageing exhibit, 2010
• File:Knitted chromosome (with long telomeres), made by Stitch London for Who Am I? gallery upgrade, 2010.
• File:Knitted chromosome (with short telomeres), made by Stitch London for Who Am I? gallery upgrade, 2010.
• File:Hair specimen, to show different colours of human hair pigmentation, auxiliary material for Who Am I? gallery upgrade, 2010.
• File:Rapid prototyped 3D model of a 9-week foetus (designed as a Who Am I? augmentation) made by the RapidForm department, Royal College of Art, London, England, 2010
• File:Rapid prototyped 3D model of a 12-week foetus (designed as a Who Am I? augmentation) made by the RapidForm department, Royal College of Art, London, England, 2010
• File:Rapid prototyped 3D models of a 15-week foetus (designed as a Who Am I? augmentation) made by the RapidForm department, Royal College of Art, London, England, 2010
• File:Rapid prototyped 3D models of a 22-week foetus (designed as a Who Am I? augmentation) made by the RapidForm department, Royal College of Art, London, England, 2010
• File:Rapid prototyped 3D models of a 34-week foetus (designed as a Who Am I? augmentation) made by the RapidForm department, Royal College of Art, London, England, 2010
• File:CaMKII-T286A mutant mouse. Modified for memory research purposes by Peter Giese, Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London, De Crespigny Park, London, SE5 8AF, England, 2005-2010.
• File:Crime lite goggles, with yellow filter, by Foster and Freeman Limited, Evesham, Worcestershire, England, 2010. Worn when an individual is using a crime lite to visualise crime scene evidence.
• File:Pheromone perfume, marketed as men's pheromone-based aftershave that will attract the opposite sex, 2009-2010
• File:Cardboard carton for 30 'Andropatch' 5mg testosterone 24 hour transdermal patches with informational leaflet, empty. 130 mm x 105 mm x 100 mm. Made by GlaxoKlineSmith, Middlesex, English, 2009-2010.
• File:Artificial penis known as a ‘packer’, used by some female-to-male transsexuals as a body augmentation prior to, or instead of, surgery, made by Fleshlight, United Kingdom, 2009-2010
• File:Compression vest, binder, used by some female-to-male transsexuals to flatten their chest prior to, or instead of, surgery, made by T-Kingdom, 2009-2010
• File:Placebo tablets used in research into emotional memory and PTSD (see note)
• File:Plaster cast of a trainer sole, made by Forensic Science Service, 2010. Trainer mould taken from gang murder forensic investigation.
• File:Replica knife to simulate original used to carry out gang murder identified within a forensic investigation, made by Forensic Science Service, 2010.
• File:Human blood identifier kit, used within forensic investigations to distinguish human from animal blood, made by Forensic Science Service, 2010.
• File:Blood sample collection kit, used within forensic investigations to collect blood and body fluid samples for DNA analysis, made by Forensic Science Service, 2010.
• File:DNA identification swab kit sent to families searching for relatives who fought in Fromelles, made by LGC Forensics, c.2010.
• File:Prototype DNA analyser probe, for rapid 'at scene of crime' forensic analysis, made by LGC Forensics, UK, 2010.
• File:Oragene saliva self-collection kit used by the Tishkoff lab in African field studies
• File:Small brown vial containing Dr Melavax, stem-cell anti-ageing skin treatment, conditioned from human bone marrow, made by BIO-FD&C Co., Ltd, Korea, c2010.
• File:Sea urchin, eighty years in age
• File:Artwork, entitled 'Disclosure Case' (part of the Genetic Heirloom Project series), by artist Revital Cohen, London, 2009-2010
• File:Artwork, entitled 'Caul 08', digital photograph (back lit transparency) with digital drawing by artist Dryden Goodwin, c2010.
• File:Artwork entitles Cradle Head 04 by artist Dryden Goodwin, c2010
• File:Artwork entitled Synapse by Dryden Goodwin, c2010
• File:Hawaiian doll.
• File:Two empty boxes of Aricept (Donepezil Hydrochloride) 10mg, used to treat Alzheimer's, made by Pfizer, c.2010.
• File:Five empty packets of Ebixa drug packaging (Memantine hydrocholoride) consisting of 2 packets of Ebixa 5-20mg (yellow), 1 packet Ebixa 10mg (green), and 2 packets of Ebixa 20mg (red), made by Lundbeck, Denmark, 2009-2010 (see note)
• File:Mexican miniature cabinet
• File:Badge with Wedgwood design
• File:Contemporary bow made by a hunter from the Ju/’hoansi tribe, Gcao Kxao, from the Nyae Nyae area of Namibia. Part of a three piece hunting set. Purchased via WIMSA (Working Group of Indigenous Minorities in Southern Africa).
• File:Contemporary firesticks made by a hunter from the Ju/’hoansi tribe, Gcao Kxao, from the Nyae Nyae area of Namibia. Part of a three piece hunting set. Purchased via WIMSA (Working Group of Indigenous Minorities in Southern Africa).
• File:European head model, made for the WAI? redevelopment, made by Richard Neave and Denise Smith, UK, 2010. Artistic reconstruction of early homo sapiens from skull and bone fragments.
• File:Bioreactor and scaffold for tissue-engineered bladder, used for the lab development of replacement tissues, made by scientists at Tengion Inc., United States, 2010.
• File:Artificial vision system, consisting of eyeball implant, glasses and video processor, to help blind people recover a small aspect of their sight, made by Second Sight Medical Products, United States, 2007-2009
• File:Actigait system, used for functional electrical stimulation of the lower leg and foot, made by Otto Bock Healthcare Products, Austria, c.2010. System comprises of a heel switch, stimulator and control unit.
• File:East Hartford high school yearbook, class of 1947 which shows photos of patient HM prior to his surgery. Made in USA.
• File:Disc of human cartilage grown from stem calls, specifically for display in the 'Who Am I?' exhibition, prepared by the Department of Cellular and Molecular Medicine at the University of Bristol, England, 2010.
• File:Pen, ink and pastel drawing entitled "Pop up art of Big Ben from Westminster Bridge" by Stephen Wiltshire MBE of a London panorama featuring 3D models, created by Stephen Wiltshire from memory, March 2010.
• File:World memory championship trophy won by Dominic O'Brien, 1995. Inscribed "Memoriad Winner '95"
• File:World memory championships trophy won by Dominic O'Brien, 2001. Inscribed "9th World Memory Championships 2001 Overall Winner".
• File:Medal won in memory competition by Dominic O'Brien, 1995. Olympic torch displayed on the front and Inscribed on the back "Memoriad 1995"
• File:Medal won in memory competition by Dominic O'Brien, 1996. Olympic torch displayed on the front and Inscribed on the back "Memoriad 1996"
• File:Medal won in memory competition by Dominic O'Brien, 2000. Inscribed "4th Mind Sports Olympiad London 2000"
• File:Facial reconstruction model used to plan treatment for jaw reconstruction of Mr Adebiyi, a patient undergoing facial reconstruction after having been shot in the mouth, made by Cavendish Imaging, c.2009.
• File:Model of jaw of Mr Adebiyi, a patient who underwent jaw reconstruction, representing the severity of damage to his face before reconstruction took place, made by Cavendish Imaging, c.2009.
• File:Model of reconstructed jaw of Mr Adebiyi, representing how pieces of scapula and dental prostheses were fixed by titanium implant to reconstruct his jaw, made by Cavendish Imaging, c.2009.
• File:A series of 5 faces, ranging in detail from a few planes to one made of several million, made from digital scanning and rapid prototyping in plaster, made by Cavendish Imaging, 2010.
• File:WW1 spoon found in Fromelles, France that belonged to George Edward Simpkins who was killed in action on 13th April 1915.
• File:WW1 compass which belonged to Lt Eric Osborne Black of the 2nd Battalion Lincolnshire Regiment, missing in action on 9th May 1915 at Fromelles, France
• File:WW1 Imperial Tobacco Company pipe found in the Australian deep dugout at Fromelles. It was handed over to the NZ soldiers mid-January 1917, then to the British troops until April 1918.
• File:WW1 Collar Sun Rising badge which belonged to an Australian soldier who was killed in action at Fromelles c.July 1916
• File:Toothbrush used for the DNA profile identification of Alex Napier, who died in the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Centre.
• File:Death penny sent to the family of Albert Edward Marshall, who fell during the Battle of Fromelles, 1916.
• File:Birthday card sent from France by Albert Edward Marshall to his daughter Irene, for her third birthday, on 30th June 1916, just a few weeks before he was killed in action at the Battle of Fromelles on July 16th, 1916.
• File:Albert Edward Marshall's death letter, c. 1916
• File:Gold Locket containing a photograph of Albert Edward Marshall aged 32-36, c.1916
• File:Original marriage certificate - second marriage of Albert Edward Marshall to Minnie Louisa Yeats on 22.10.1911
• File:Albert Edward Marshall's medals, c. 1916
• File:Albert Edward Marshall Machine Gun Corps (MGC) badge, c.1916
• File:Albert Edward Marshall's original birth certificate
• File:Albert Edward Marshall's commemorative scroll to accompany medals
• File:Original photograph circa 1900 Albert Edward Marshall, aged 20
• File:Chicken brain
• File:Lung specimen, whole slice of right lung with carcinoma. This specimen is from a female patient aged 60, a regular smoker with a short history of coughing.
• File:Anteroposterior axis sectioned scapula bone, and proximal end of a humerous bone, exhibiting signs of oseteoporosis
• File:Brain slide with thin-sectioned human tissue.
• File:Brain slide with thin-sectioned human tissue.
• File:San Lamellaphone
• File:Mbuti honey whistle
• File:Notched end-blown Mbuti flute
• File:Head spanner in wooden box, c.1896, with printed instructions on the use of it inside of the lid box.
• File:'Hereditary Genius: an inquiry into its laws and consequences,' by Francis Galton, first edition, published 1869.
• File:Three album prints with one window mount, made from portraits of criminals convicted of crimes of violence, composite photographs, 1880s (see note)
• File:Miniature dish cabinet with pebbles from Mexican beach. Production date unknown, purchased Parral, Chihuhua, Mexico in 1945.
• File:Rapid 2 Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) machine, made by Magstim Ltd c.2006
• File:Circular coil used with Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) machines
• File:Gold and orange Barnet FC football scarf
• File:Set of Dining with Dignity cutlery, with thumb and index finger supports; includes regular fork, spoon, and steak knife, by Dining with Dignity, Virginia, United States, 2013.
• File:Stuffed rat, by Shannon Harmon, United Kingdom, 2013
• File:Sample of YFPH transgenic mouse brain that has been made transparent using Scaleview solution, by Technical University of Munich, Germany, 2013
• File:Sample of YFPH transgenic mouse embryo that has been made transparent using Scaleview solution, by Technical University of Munich, Germany, 2013
• File:Sample of YFPH transgenic mouse brain
• File:Sample of YFPH transgenic mouse embryo
• File:Rex the robotic exoskeleton, by Rex Bionics Limited, New Zealand, 2012
• File:Microelectrode array (termed u-foil) with gold leads embedded in a dissolvable hard gelatin matrix and mounted on a British five pence coin, by Professor Jens Schouenborg at Neuronano Research Center, Lund University, Sweden, 2011
• File:Plastic model of "u-foil" microelectrode array, by Professor Jens Schouenborg at Neuronano Research Center, Lund University, Sweden, 2011
• File:U-foil microelectrode embedded in gelatine-based matrix, by Professor Jens Schouenborg at Neuronano Research Center, Lund University, Sweden, 2011
• File:3D macroporous nanoelectronic scaffold, by Dept. of Chemistry and Chemical Biology, Harvard University, Massachusetts, United States, 2013
• File:Non-toxic cadmium free (CFQD) quantum dots (red) in sealed cylindrical glass vial, used in brain mapping applications, by Nanoco Technologies Ltd., Manchester, England, 2013
• File:Non-toxic cadmium free (CFQD) quantum dots (green) in sealed cylindrical glass vial, used in brain mapping applications, by Nanoco Technologies Ltd., Manchester, England, 2013
• File:Non-toxic cadmium free (CFQD) quantum dots (yellow) in sealed cylindrical glass vial, used in brain mapping applications, by Nanoco Technologies Ltd., Manchester, England, 2013
• File:Non-toxic cadmium free (CFQD) quantum dots (orange) in sealed cylindrical glass vial, used in brain mapping applications, by Nanoco Technologies Ltd., Manchester, England, 2013
• File:Non-toxic cadmium free (CFQD) quantum dots (light green) in sealed cylindrical glass vial, used in brain mapping applications, by Nanoco Technologies Ltd., Manchester, England, 2013
• File:Non-toxic cadmium free (CFQD) quantum dots (dark red) in sealed cylindrical glass vial, used in brain mapping applications, by Nanoco Technologies Ltd., Manchester, England, 2013
• File:Plaster cast of the cranium of Neanderthal man
• File:Bark apron from Medicine man's outfit, consisting of consisting of bark apron and leg bands decorated with painted design and applied nuts, bones, teeth and feathers, made by Kana Indians of North West Brazil, South America, 1881-1925 (see note).
• File:Ear trumpet with large bell and flexibe tube
• File:Starr-Edwards mitral and aortic artificial heart valves, used, possibly English, (without bottle), 1968-1969
• File:Small wooden phallic amulet, provenance unknown, 1780-1920
• File:Duchenne's late C19 magneto electric therapy machine, cased, expensively manufactured by Deleuil of Paris, French, 1860-1900
• File:Porcelain phrenological bust, tinted skin colour, divisions labels and numbers marked in gilt, possible Derby, unsigned, British, 1801-1900.
• File:Earthenware phrenological bust, area divisions and labels marked in underglaze black, by L.N. Fowler, London 1860-1896
• File:Earthenware phrenological bust, also designed as a penholder, with areas marked off in underglaze black, by F. Bridges, England
• File:Wooden and brass craniometer with various hinged attachments, used by Paul Broca, a pioneering craniologist, probably French, 1840-1880
• File:Glass artificial eye, blue, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, bluish-grey, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, blue, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, blue, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, blue, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, blue, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, grey, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, greyish-brown, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, blue, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, blue, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, blue, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, blue, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, blue, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, blue, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, blue-grey, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, blue, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, blue-grey, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, blue, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, grey, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, blue, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, blue, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, blue, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, blue-grey, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, blue, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, grey, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, blue, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, blue, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, blue, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, blue, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, grey-brown, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, hazel, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, greyish-brown, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, brown, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, grey-brown, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, grey-brown, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, brown, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, hazel, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, hazel, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, grey brown, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, grey-brown, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, brown, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, grey, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, brown, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, grey-brown, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, brown, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, brown, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, brown, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Glass artificial eye, black, by E. Muller, 26 St. James Road, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Leatherette wooden case with velvet lining for set of 50 artificial glass eyes, without contents (see other parts for rest), by E. Muller, 26 St. James Street, Liverpool, England, 1900-1940
• File:Paper-cardboard box containing 4oz of Plasmon, 'pure, soluble, digestible milk protein powder', a tonic drink, made by Plasmon Ltd. of London, 1900-1950. 'The great nerve and brain food'.
• File:30 hemispherical clear glass artificial eyes, possibly proofs or size gauge, English(?), 1901-1950