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Small, black, hard-case medical case used for transporting vials. Interior has gold fabric lining on lid. There is a small, red, inscription on the interior lid that says "Lilly"

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: There is information about Dr. Burton…

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: There is information about Dr. Burton Bancroft in the Frank Museum archives, as well as in the paper accession record. AW…

Long, thin metal medical instrument or handle. Handle has textured grip and thin end is threaded. There is also a small, light green rubber piece on the cylinder that comes off.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: There is information about Dr. Burton…

Long, thin metal medical instrument or handle; light silver-colored.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: There is information about Dr. Burton Bancroft in the Frank Museum archives, as well as in the paper accession record. AW…

Long metal medical instrument with one hooked end and one pointed end. Central handle is hexagonal shaped.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: There is information about Dr. Burton Bancroft in the Frank Museum archives, as well as in the paper accession…

Dark yellow, plastic medical glove. Glove is very stiff and brittle. NOTE: Glove is extremely brittle. Use extreme care when handling.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: There is information about Dr. Burton Bancroft in the Frank Museum archives, as well as…

Light yellow, plastic medical glove. Glove is somewhat floppy/flexible.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: There is information about Dr. Burton Bancroft in the Frank Museum archives, as well as in the paper accession record. AW…

Black, hard-case medical case used for transporting vials. Case has central hinge and opens like a book. The interior of the case is velvet lined. The color was once a deep purple that has faded in many places to a tan. There are many slots for vials…

A world map depicting tuberculosis cases.

Map of current UNK buildings overlaid with TB hospital buildings. Building 1 is the "Stone House", which is known as the G.W. Frank House today (2023). Building 2 is the "Pavilion," which was demolished in the 1960s. Building 3 is the "New Hospital…