A Group of Silver Catheters

four by George Cowie, London: the first,1866, a double-channelled male catheter with proximal curve, 28.6cm. long, 27g; the second, 1877, a male catheter with proximal curve and stilet, 26.4cm. long, 13g; the third, 1844, a male catheter with proximal curve, 26.5cm. long, 19g; the fourth, 1875, a female catheter with proximal perforated curve and stilet, 11.5cm. long, 6g; and a George III, female catheter with proximal perforated curve and stilet, by Charles Wright, London, 16cm. long, 11g; an English, 19^th Century, by Woolley Son & C^o Manchester, silver plated male catheter with proximal curve, 32cm. long and another similar without stilet, 27cm. long; four 19^th Century silver plated female catheters with stilet (one missing), gauge 8 – 17.6cm. long; an English, late 19^th Century, by Mayer & Phelps, London, silver plated female catheter with stilet, gauge 3, 13.2cm. long, and another similar (without stilet), 12.4cm. long