Norton Motorcycle and side coffin at the Norfolk Rural Life Museum. Possibly the oldest motorcycle hearse
18th Century Witches Chair, a torture device intending to cause death by blood loss
17th century poison cabinet
Victorian post-mortem photography
850 antique bloodletting fleams
16th century male chastity belt
Her picture taken after death, look closely you can see the stand holds her up
Early 1900s Mummy Head Carnival Side Show Tent Prop
In London Post Office rules stated that game, including rabbits, could be posted with nothing but a neck label as long as "no liquid is likely to exude" 1938
Great Sale of Slaves..look at the descriptions of each slave
Artificial toe discovered in 2000 in the tomb of Tabeketenmut in the necropolis of Thebes, near Luxor. The wood and leather device is hinged for comfort and believed to be the oldest functioning prosthesis ever found
Early 19th century french vampire hunting kit
Artificial left arm, Europe, 1850-1910
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