Image : Ash forceps. Upper straights. Fig. 1. For upper centrals and canines / Fig. 2. For upper laterals and bicuspids / Fig. 29 et 29s. For upper roots / Fig. 37. For children's upper incisors and canines / Fig. 107 et C.D. For upper canines / Fig. 113. For upper roots (Martin's)

Image : Ash forceps. Upper roots and bicuspids. Fig. 7. For upper roots and bicuspids / Fig. 30, 41 et 44. For upper roots / Fig. 76. For upper roots (Read's Hawk's Bill) / Fig. 76S. For upper roots (Read's) / Fig. 76N. For small upper roots

Image : Ash forceps. Upper roots. Fig. 77 et 78. For upper roots (Redman's) / Fig. 100. For upper roots (Campbell's) / Fig. 108. For upper roots (Hill's) / Fig. 110. For upper roots (Thorne's)

Image : Ash forceps. Upper roots. Fig. 111. For upper roots (Thorne's) / Fig. 117. For upper wisdom's roots (Steynor's) / Fig. 136. For upper roots (Guy's) / Fig. 138. For children's upper teeth and roots / Fig. 147. For upper roots (Gibb's) / Fig. 154. For upper roots

Image : Ash forceps. Upper bayonets. Fig. 51, 52, 85 et 139. For upper roots / Fig. 101. For upper roots and bicuspids / Fig. 104. For upper molars and wisdom roots (Robbin's) / Fig. 112. For upper roots (Martin's)

Image : Ash forceps. Upper molars. Fig. 17 et 89. For right upper molars / Fig. 18 et 90. For left upper molars / Fig. 92 et 93. For second upper molars

Image : Ash forceps. Upper molars. Fig. 39. For children's upper molars / Fig. 94 et 95. For right and left upper molars / Fig. 96 et 97. For right and left small upper molars

Image : Ash forceps. Upper wisdoms. Fig. 19, 67 et 88. For upper wisdoms / Fig. 121. For upper wisdoms (Felsch's) / Fig. 130. For upper wisdoms (Ladmore's)

Image : Ash forceps. Upper splitting, separating and excising. Fig. 55. For separating upper molar roots / Fig. 57 et 58. For excising upper teeth / Fig. 72. For separating upper molar roots, right and left (Rowney's) / Fig. 140. For separating upper roots (Roger's)

Image : Ash forceps. Lower incisors, canines and bicuspids. Fig. 4. For lower incisors and canines / Fig. 8. For lower roots and bicuspids / Fig. 13 et 75. For lower bicuspids (Hawk's Bill) / Fig. 38. For children's lower incisors and canines / Fig. 81. For lower bicuspids and roots (Walker's)

Image : Ash forceps. Lower roots (Hawk's Bill). Fig. 33 et 122. For lower roots (Hawk's Bill) / Fig. 74. For lower roots / Fig. 74D. For lower roots (Donagan's) / Fig. 74N. For small lower roots and crowded incisors / Fig. 109. For lower roots (Hill's) / Fig. 114. For lower roots (Martin's, Hawk's Bill)

Image : Ash forceps. Lower roots (Hawk's Bill). Fig. 123. For children's lower teeth (Hawk's Bill) / Fig. 137. For lower centrals and roots (Guy's) / Fig. 143 et 156. For lower roots (Coleman's) / Fig. 144. For lower roots (Balding's) / Fig. 155. For lower roots

Image : Ash forceps. Lower roots. Fig. 31 et 45. For lower roots / Fig. 48. For lower roots (Lawrence Read's) / Fig. 68. For lower roots (Ryding's) / Fig. 68A. For lower roots (Hare's)

Image : Ash forceps. Lower molars (Hawk's Bill). Fig. 22, 73 et 73S. For lower molars (Hawk's Bill) / Fig. 23 et 24. For right and left lower molars (Hawk's Bill) / Fig. 99. For broken-down lower molars (Wood's, Hawk's Bill) / Fig. 148. For lower molars (Balding's)

Image : Ash forceps. Lower molars. Fig. 21. For lower molars / Fig. 32. For lower molars with decayed and broken-down crowns / Fig. 40. For children's lower molars / Fig. 86 et 87. For lower molars, cow-horn

Image : Ash forceps. Lower wisdoms. Fig. 20 et 79. For lower wisdoms / Fig. 126 et 127. For right and left lower molars and wisdoms (Routuriers)

Image : Ash forceps. Lower excising, separating and splitting. Fig. 56. For separating lower molar roots / Fig. 59. For excising lower teeth / Fig. 84. For excising lower teeth (Ladmore's Hawk's Bill) / Fig. 91. For dividing lower molar roots (Rowney's) / Fig. 141. For separating upper roots (Roger's)

Image : Ash levatorceps. The new dual-action forceps. Upper. Lower

Image : Ash american pattern extracting forceps. Fig. 15 et 17. Lower molars. Either side / Fig. 16. Lower molars. Either side. Horn-beak / Fig. 18L. Upper molars. Left side

Image : Ash american pattern extracting forceps. Fig. 18R. Upper molars. Right side / Fig. 32. Alveolar Forceps. Bayonet shape / Fig. 32A. Alveolar. Bayonet shape, small

Image : Ash american pattern extracting forceps. Fig. 65. Upper roots. Bayonet shape. Slender beaks / Fig. 85. Alveolar roots. For lower molars and bicuspids / Fig. 85A. Similar to No. 85 but with narrower beaks / Fig. 150 et 151. Upper and lower incisors, canines, bicuspids and roots

Image : Ash root elevators. Fig. 1L, 1R, 12L et 12R. Winter's pattern, in metal handles / Fig. 7. Adjustable, in metal handle / Fig. 11. Fine screw for roots, all steel

Image : Ash root elevators. Fig. 17. Double-ended, in metal handle / Fig. 18. Le Cluse's pattern, in metal handle / Fig. 19. Read's pattern, in metal handle / Fig. 20. Coleman's pattern, in metal handle

Image : Ash root elevators. Fig. 21 et 22. Hospital pattern in metal handles / Fig. 26, 27 et 28. In metal handle / Fig. 30 et 31. Cryer's pattern in metal handles

Image : Bone operating instruments (Boyd gardner's)

Image : Extracting tweezers. Fig. 24. Derenberg's tweezers. For removing loose and temporary teeth, dressings, etc / Fig. 25. Aseptic extracting tweezers

Image : Lancets for abscesses, etc. Fig. 1 et 2. For opening abscesses, trimming, and smoothing fillings, etc. In Steel, chromium-plated / Fig. 3. (Dr Dally's). For abscesses and for general use in the operating room / Fig. 4. (Dr Witzel's). Ligature knife. Used for cutting silk or thread, and for other purposes / Fig. 5. (Quinlan's). Gum Lancet

Image : Ash scalpels / Ash porcelain tray No. 5

Image : Ash scissors. Fig. 1, 2, 4 et 5. Straight and curved, chromium-plated / Improved plate scissors (Mr Girdwood's). Fig. 7 et 8. Curved and straight, chromium-plated

Image : Ash scissors. Crown and collar scissors (Dr. J. H. Beebee's). F. 9 et 12. Curved and straight, chromium-plated / Universal plate scissors. Fig. 10. Chromium-plated / Foil scissors. Fig. 11. Chromium-plated / Fig. 13. Student's pattern in polished steel

Image : Ash scissors. Fig. 19 et 22. Chromium-plated / Pocket lancets / Symes, paget knife

Image : Improved instrument cabinet

Image : Leather fold-up case / Ash instrument canvas roll-up pouch

Image : Ash cabinet visiting bag. Portable, roomy, and convenient. For holding dental instruments and appliances / Ash handy visiting bag