A box of Dr. Wansbroughs metallic nipple shields, donated by John C. Brougher, M.D., in February 1976. The circular container is made from a burnt orange-colored paper, and bears the original printed label. It contains two lead nipple shields, each 5 cm in diameter, and a printed instruction sheet. The items are in good condition, although the box lid is split on one side.
ca. 1920's?
Medical Museum Collection, Box 49
Digital photograph of a a set of Dr. Wansbroughs metallic nipple shields. The burnt orange container has been set on a tan counter. The nipple guards have been removed from the box and set atop either edge of the printed instruction sheet. A ruler has been placed in the foreground for size comparison.