A Group of Urethral Instruments

including: a possibly English, second half of 19^th Century, double-ended catheter, silver-plated -- 24.2cm. long; a 19^th Century, possibly urethrotome, the metal plated shaft with proximal curve and distal sprung lancet, with turned, cross-hatch ebony handle to screw adjustment plunger (for lancet) – 36.5cm. long; an English, 19^th Century, double-channelled catheter, by Thackaray Leeds, silver plated, gauge number 10 – 30.5cm. long; two English, late 19^th Century, double-channelled, double-curved catheters with stilets, one silver plated and other metal plated, by Thackaray Leeds and 'JC' – approx. 32.5cm. long; twelve, some English, 19^th Century male catheters with proximal curve and stilets (two without), by W. Matthews, Down London, Thackray Leeds, one articulated, silver plated and metal plated, some with gauge numbers -- largest 33cm. long, smallest 26cm. long; two further early 20^th Century, male catheters, plated metal – 24cm. long and 22cm. long; and an English, early 20^th Century, Fullerton’s ureter forceps, by Allen & Hanbury L^td London, stainless steel – 19.8cm. long; and five English, 19^th Century, female catheters with stilets (two without), two by Steward England and Woolley & Sons, silver plated, with gauge numbers – largest 15.3cm. long and smallest 12cm. long; and a late 19^th Century/early 20^th Century, silver plated, female catheter with screw attachment cap to internal caustic holder – 17.8cm. long