1774 - Moxa and acupuncture points (front)1774 - Moxa points (back), needle and mallet18001846 - WILSON - Medical Notes on China18911891 - General Chang Kao Yuan, East Shantung1897 - Lepers at Pakhoi1900 - Group of patients at Fuh-Ning1900 - Staff, Hangchow Medical Mission19011901 - An itinerant doctor1901 - Chinese ladies, Shanghai1901 - Chinese priest, Shanghai1901 - Gardens of the Imperial Palace, Peking1901 - Grand Temple at Poo-Too, Chusan Islands1901 - Painting from a Korean temple (figure)1901 - Painting from a Korean temple (tiger)1901 - Temple images against evil spirits, Canton1905 - Hygienic Physiology in Chinese (advert)1905 - Presbyterian Mission Press Bulletin1905 - The Chinese Recorder, May issue1908 - A case of yaws1908 - Ambulance suited to native life1908 - Medical missionary conference, Shanghai1910 - Prince Chun, the Regent, with his two sons1910 - The child Emperor of China (Puyi)1910 - The Empress Dowager19141917 - Dr. Peter's health lecture exhibit19191919 - Bronze acupuncture manikin, Peking1919 - China Medical Board aid (map of China)1919 - China Medical Board aid (world map)1966 - Acupuncture figure (Wellcome Collection)1966 - Bronze acupuncture figure, early 18th c.1966 - Doctor feeling the pulse (watercolour)1966 - Doctor writing a death certificate1966 - Doctor's signboard of human teeth1966 - Early 18th c. manuscript on massage1966 - Hua T'o operating on Kuan Kung (print)1966 - Huang Ti and Shen Nung1966 - Ivory female diagnostic figure1966 - Kuan Yin as a pregnant woman (wood)1966 - Ming anatomical chart on rice paper1966 - Model Chinese pharmacy, Canton, 19th c.Acupuncture (woodcut)Acupuncture chartChinese birth scene (Speert 1973)Chinese diagnostic statuette (Speert 1973)Chinese newborn (Speert 1973)Chinese postpartum scene (Speert 1973)Foreign spheres of influence in China (map)Huang Ti, the Yellow Emperor (c. 2600 B.C.)Ivory diagnostic figureJohnson's map of ChinaLarge intestine meridian chartLovers, 19th c. ivory carvingMother and childTwo nursesPicture to come
