20.258
Glass bottle of autogenous staphylococcus vaccine, part contents, in card box
- Production date
- 1960
- Production organisations
- Huddersfield Royal Infirmary
- Labels
- This was prescribed for a patient in Huddersfield. Staphylococcus bacteria are present on our skin all of the time but sometimes cause infections such as impetigo, boils and, more seriously, toxic shock syndrome.
Part 20.258.1
- Classification:
- 1401: Lancets and scarification
- Object Name:
- box
- Location:
- In Storage
- Description
- Brown rectangle card box for glass bottle of autogenous staphylococcus vaccine, with cotton wool padding
- Inscription
- V[ACCINE] FOR MRs. CROSSLEY
From Huddersfield Royal Infirmary / Pathological Department / Fragile - with care. / To:- / Doctor G. Burns / 40, New North Road / Huddersfield
- Production date
- 1960
- Production place
- huddersfield
- Production organisations
- Huddersfield Royal Infirmary
- Description
- Brown rectangle card box for glass bottle of autogenous staphylococcus vaccine, with cotton wool padding
- Inscription
- V[ACCINE] FOR MRs. CROSSLEY
From Huddersfield Royal Infirmary / Pathological Department / Fragile - with care. / To:- / Doctor G. Burns / 40, New North Road / Huddersfield - Production date
- 1960
- Production place
- huddersfield
- Production organisations
- Huddersfield Royal Infirmary
Part 20.258.2
- Classification:
- 1401: Lancets and scarification
- Object Name:
- bottle
- Location:
- On Display
- Description
- Glass bottle with plastic screw lid of autogenous staphylococcus vaccine with part contents and white paper label with typed black lettering
- Inscription
- Mrs Edna Crossley Shake Bottle Well / To / Patient of Dr. G. Burns / Autogenous vaccine / 200 million per c.c. Staphylococci. / Dosage:- 0.1 c.c. as the first dose, / preferably by the intradermal route, / repeating at weekly intervals and increasing by 0.1 each time as / To open - rip with thumbnail / tolerated to a maxium not eceeding / 0.5 c.c. in all ten to twelve / injections should be given / George T. Gurr LTD. London. S.W.6
- Production date
- 1960
- Production place
- huddersfield
- Production organisations
- Huddersfield Royal Infirmary
- Description
- Glass bottle with plastic screw lid of autogenous staphylococcus vaccine with part contents and white paper label with typed black lettering
- Inscription
- Mrs Edna Crossley Shake Bottle Well / To / Patient of Dr. G. Burns / Autogenous vaccine / 200 million per c.c. Staphylococci. / Dosage:- 0.1 c.c. as the first dose, / preferably by the intradermal route, / repeating at weekly intervals and increasing by 0.1 each time as / To open - rip with thumbnail / tolerated to a maxium not eceeding / 0.5 c.c. in all ten to twelve / injections should be given / George T. Gurr LTD. London. S.W.6
- Production date
- 1960
- Production place
- huddersfield
- Production organisations
- Huddersfield Royal Infirmary