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The Human skeleton! Adapted from ‘Human skeleton: front and back views.’ Coloured line engraving by J. Pass, 1796. Wellcome Collection. -
An image of two human skeletons on a pale yellow background. Adapted from Manuel d’anatomie descriptive du corps humain. Représentée en planches lithographiées, Jules Cloquet (1831). -
The first book to explore the inception of modern nursing from a transnational perspective, Carol Helmstadter studies the development of the new military nursing in the five Crimean War armies: British, French, Piedmont-Sardinian, Ottoman, and Russian. -
Discover the people, places, and landmarks that make London a truly global, modern city. London is a city justly proud of its cultural diversity, yet for too long the focus has been on mainstream history. Black London is a complete guide that shines a new and much-needed light on the rich Black history of London's inhabitants and beyond. -
Beautiful paper fan disguised as a book, with a hard cover, and illustrated with traditional botanical drawings, paintings and text. Perfect for all book lovers! -
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A tin plate fridge magnet with a digital drawing of Florence Nightingale surrounded by animals. -
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A bookmark with magnets on either side to fasten over the page of a book marking your place. The bookmark design has a drawing of Florence Nightingale surrounded by animals and the Florence Nightingale Museum logo. -
Classic children’s playground game. Cat’s Cradle cord comes with full instructions of how to play. Not suitable for children under 3 years of age as small parts may present a choking hazard. -
Greeting card illustrating breeds of cats. Adapted from an illustration in The Cyclopaedia; or Universal Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Literature, Abraham Rees (1820). Perfect for the cat lovers in your life. -
A5 size softcover notebook, with plain pages, bearing a quote from Florence Nightingale: What are we without pens, ink and paper? Cats? -
Set of 12 duo-coloured pencils presented in hinged lid tin box bearing the Florence Nightingale Quote: What are we without pens, ink and paper? Cats? -
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This bookmark is made of stiff card and has a navy ribbon attached. It features a quote by Cicely Saunders taken from The Management of Terminal Disease: Volume 1. The bookmark was created exclusively for the Florence Nightingale Museum.
