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The first truly portable string galvanometer electrocardiograph was manufactured by the Cambridge Scientific Instrument Company of London in about 1930. The instrument weighed 30 lbs.

Wood case with purple velvet lining contains the gastroscope, 5 bulbs, rubber balloon and electrical cable connection.

Three lens, horseshoe base, square fixed stage. Marks on microscope: Pat.Dec 11, 1900, Spencer, Buffalo USA.

Introduced in 1978, the IBM 5800 was the first production electrocardiograph with an analysis computer on board. It was a very large piece of equipment and weighed nearly 300 lbs. It was barely portab…

Born in Manitowoc County, Clara Belitz Hipke was widely known for her activity in public health service and social work. In 1906, Hipke founded the Milwaukee Maternity and Dispensary Association. Hipk…

Dr. McGrath was born in the state of Massachusetts on December 25, 1869. He attended Georgetown University for his A.B. degree in 1894 and an M.D. degree in 1895. A second M.D. degree was conferred on…

Commencement announcement for the class of 1906.

Soon after the installation of the Central ECG System in Chicago (1966) Marquette realized that the C-201 Patientransmitter data acquisition "box" needed wheels to transport it from patient room to pa…

The surgery was done in the new addition to county hospital on May 23, 1903. The surgeon was Dr. D.J. Hayes. Top Row. left to right: Henry Deicher, James Boylan, John Baason, Lambert Hargartan, Frank…

Surgical kit in a leather case.

Kit comes in a black box that contains two bottles of 2000 c.c. capacity, tubing, valves and a manometer used to read pressure levels.

Wooden case containing an electrocardiograph-stethoscope machine.

Small black medical bag

Milwaukee Children's Hospital

Film viewer, model F-217, 70mm roll film viewer.

Milwaukee Medical College Circular 1894

Drum microscope of the 1820s, with rosewood box and accessories.

Commencement invitation for the Wisconsin College of Physicians and Surgeons graduating class of 1897.

In 1989 Marquette introduced a portable monitor called SMART PAC with one of the first "liquid crystal" screens. A rack on the rear held a "TRAM MODULE" making it a complete monitor with many paramete…

Black case with purple velvet lining contains 11 vials with a space for a missing vial.