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Siegfried Josef Thannhauser Portrait of Bavarian Professor Siegfried Josef Thannhauser.
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Edward Livingston Trudeau Portrait of American physician Edward Livingston Trudeau.
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José Hipólito Unanue Portrait of Chilean physician José Hipólito Unanue.
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Andre Vesalius Portrait of Brussels-born Andre Vesalius physician.
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Selman A. Waksman Image of Scientist Waksman at work in his laboratory at Rutgers University.
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Rudolph Ludwig Karl Virchow Painting of Rudolph Ludwig Karl Virchow
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John Collins Warren Portrait of American surgeon John Collins Warren, 1778-1856.
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Soma Weiss Portrait of Hungarian physician Soma Weiss.
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Charles A. Wheaton Portrait of American surgeon Charles A. Wheaton
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James William White Portrait of American surgeon James William White, M.D.
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William Withering Portrait of English physician William Withering, F.R.S., F. L. S.
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James Leon Williams Portrait of James Leon Williams, D.D.S., L.D.S., F.A.C.D., F.R.A.I., with reproduction of his signature under the portrait.
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Horatio C. Wood Portrait of Dr. Horatio C. Wood (1841-1920), one of the pioneers in American pharmacology.
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Thomas Young Close-up photo of English Physician-physicist Thomas Young showing him at a mirror taking measurements of his eye.
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Nathaniel Edward Yorke-Davies Portrait of [British] Nathaniel Edward Yorke-Davies posing, looking left, with his hands on his waist.
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Family register A leaf of the Wells family register, with the marriage date between Horace Wells and Betsey Heath, and birth and death dates of other members of the family.
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The Pennsylvania Nurse 15 issues bound together
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2011 Scope and Scalpel "Intussusception" Excerpt Excerpt from the 2011 production of Scope and Scalpel "Intussusception." Scope and Scalpel is a drama society of the fourth year students at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. It was formed in 1955 and to this day it carries on the tradition started by Dr. Musgrave and Dr. Felix "Bebe" Miller to produce a show in which they laugh at their profession, their school, and themselves. Each year, a week before graduation, a new Scope and Scalpel is presented. It is the largest and the longest running nonprofessional theatrical production in Pittsburgh.
This excerpt includes a scene from the play in which students parody the then Dean of the Medical School, Dr. Arthur Levine, and his interest in securing NIH finding.
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2011 Scope and Scalpel "Intussusception" Playbill Playbill from the 2011 production of Scope and Scalpel "Intussusception." Scope and Scalpel is a drama society of the fourth year students at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. It was formed in 1955 and to this day it carries on the tradition started by Dr. Musgrave and Dr. Felix "Bebe" Miller to produce a show in which they laugh at their profession, their school, and themselves. Each year, a week before graduation, a new Scope and Scalpel is presented. It is the largest and the longest running nonprofessional theatrical production in Pittsburgh.
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2004 Scope and Scalpel "Lasix Unloaded" Excerpt Excerpt from the 2004 production of Scope and Scalpel "Lasix Unloaded." Scope and Scalpel is a drama society of the fourth year students at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. It was formed in 1955 and to this day it carries on the tradition started by Dr. Musgrave and Dr. Felix "Bebe" Miller to produce a show in which they laugh at their profession, their school, and themselves. Each year, a week before graduation, a new Scope and Scalpel is presented. It is the largest and the longest running nonprofessional theatrical production in Pittsburgh.
This excerpt includes an introductory scene from the show's first act featuring Dr. John Erlen.
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2004 Scope and Scalpel "Lasix Unloaded" Playbill Playbill from the 2004 production of Scope and Scalpel "Lasix Unloaded." Scope and Scalpel is a drama society of the fourth year students at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. It was formed in 1955 and to this day it carries on the tradition started by Dr. Musgrave and Dr. Felix "Bebe" Miller to produce a show in which they laugh at their profession, their school, and themselves. Each year, a week before graduation, a new Scope and Scalpel is presented. It is the largest and the longest running nonprofessional theatrical production in Pittsburgh.
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test curio banner Select instruments from the Curio Cabinet collection on display
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Haemacytometer incomplete set, only the lens is in the case with broken black hose like material