995.4.16: Skin Section Model, 1851-1900

Additional Images

995.4.16: Skin Section Model : Teaching model of magnified cross section of skin - sweat gland flanked by 2 hair follicle : Teaching model of magnified cross section of skin - sweat gland flanked by 2 hair follicle
995.4.16: Skin Section Model : Teaching model of magnified cross section of skin - sweat gland flanked by 2 hair follicle : Teaching model of magnified cross section of skin - sweat gland flanked by 2 hair follicle
995.4.16: Skin Section Model : Back view of teaching model of magnified cross section of skin - 3 tiers connected with side hinges : Back view of teaching model of magnified cross section of skin - 3 tiers connected with side hinges
995.4.16: Skin Section Model : Skin section in middle tier dermis can be removed to expose vessels : Skin section in middle tier dermis can be removed to expose vessels
995.4.16: Skin Section Model : Teaching model of magnified cross section of skin - sweat gland flanked by 2 hair follicles : Teaching model of magnified cross section of skin - sweat gland flanked by 2 hair follicles
995.4.16: Skin Section Model : Close up of disc nailed to base with manufacturers name and address : Close up of disc nailed to base with manufacturers name and address
995.4.16: Skin Section Model. : Teaching model of magnified cross section of skin - sweat gland flanked by 2 hair follicle
Image No. 302 : Teaching model of magnified cross section of skin - sweat gland flanked by 2 hair follicle

Object Description

Painted numbered teaching model [plaster over wooden core] of magnified cross section of skin - sweat gland flanked by 2 hair follicles. 3 tiers connected with side hinges on wooden base. Removable skin section in middle tier dermis to expose vessels. Round metal disc with manufacturers name and address nailed onto base.

Object Classification

Accession Number: 995.4.16
Collection: Anatomy & Pathology
Date: 1851-1900

Object Dimensions

  • Height: 21 cm
  • Width: 30 cm
  • Depth: 16 cm

Object Parts

  • a) 3 tier skin model connected by side hinges on base
  • b) Removable skin section

Object Materials

  • copper alloy,
  • metal,
  • paint,
  • plaster,
  • steel,
  • wood,
  • plaster of Paris

Acquisition Detail

  • Manufacturer: C. Baker
  • Owner: Dr. Andrew Davidson
  • History of Use: Used as a teaching tool by Dr. Davidson, a noted dermatologist.