two examples of Buzzard’s Hypodermic Syringe, British, both in (probably) solid silver, both with gold needles and wheel etched graduations, , one by Stevens, London, in deep pink velvet and silk lined case, with instructions for administering morphine, case 13.8cm, one unsigned, with purple linned; a French 19th century gold-plated (appears to be silver gilt) syringe by Luer with two needle mounts but no needles in black Morocco velvet and silk lined case, case 11.4cm; a large silver plated Pravaz type syringe by Arnold with larger bore needles, in green velvet and silk lined morocco case, case 11.5cm