Sparklets Resuscitation (Neonatal/Infants).
Maker and role
The British Oxygen Company Ltd: Manufacturer
Production date
1957-1961
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Sparklets resuscitator in black case. Metal box is painted black and has a hinged top which has a silver coloured latch. Proper top has a leather strap handle secured at either end by two metal caps, one end has broken free from the cap.In the cavity of the box there is a compartment on the proper left which allows two canisters to be held in place. The contents of the box comprises, three long narrow canisters of Oxygen. They are black with white necks, one has a tap attached. All have a label reading B.O.C OXYGEN applied to the front. One rubber face mask with tubing protruding from either side, the longer of which has a valve fitted to its end. A short, bent piece of tubing, a small clear plastic pot containing a small green rubber funnel and an instruction leaflet: 'For the administration of OXYGEN in the treatment of Asphyxia Neonatorum.'
Collection Type
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Catalogue Number
3055/67
Associated Person and Role
British Red Cross Museum and Archives
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