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ALT Glass specimen pot labelled '3243' and 'Torpedo' containing a young torpedo ray with dissected abdomen, suspended in fluid.
ALT Two drawings of a torpedo ray, the one on the left shows the dorsal side and is a grey/brown colour with large dark spots. The one on the right shows the underside of a torpedo ray. It is pale in colour and shows the position of the mouth and gills.
ALT Glass pot containing two specimens of suspended in fluid, labelled ‘Carcharias’ and ‘382 382’. The specimens are sections of shark jaw, and rows of shark teeth are visible.
ALT Glass specimen jar, containing an armadillo fetus suspended in fluid, viewed from the side with the specimen in profile
ALT Glass specimen jar, containing an armadillo fetus suspended in fluid, viewed from the front showing the specimens underside. The jar is labelled ‘Tatusia’ and ‘3479’.
ALT Glass specimen jar, containing an armadillo fetus suspended in fluid, viewed from the back.
ALT A statue of John Hunter by a grand staircase at The Royal College of Surgeons. Busts and portraits of other eminent surgeons can also be seen
ALT The foyer area of the Royal College of Surgeons, including a modern surgical machine and a banner saying “Welcome to RCS England”
ALT Compound Microscope by Ross & Co 1839-41 - the metallic microscope is in a glass case and is the type used at the Royal College of Surgeons in the 19th Century. Other exhibits can also be seen in the background.
ALT A tablet display showing materials & text relating to First World War surgery, along with a robotic arm used in modern surgery and a TV screen showing a modern day operation. Other exhibits are visible in the background