OF MEDICAL HISTORICAL INTEREST: A unique collection of medical instruments originally owned by Captain Edward Chapman Wallace R.A.M.C, a World War 1 Doctor of Medicine decorated for his services with The Military Cross, to include an Edinburgh Stereoscope Atlas of Anatomy, Sections 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5; a student's 3A microscope; glass syringes in Red Cross tins, etc., together with an extremely rare anatomical human bones skeleton, affectionately nicknamed "McGill" by the family, (partially connected), the sections individually labelled and contained within an old leather suitcase. Est. £200 - £300.