British National Health Insurance or before socialised medicine there was (Morris) Nuffield 

William Morris made a vast fortune from his Morris cars which business all belonged to him. With an immense tax-paid annual income he would try to spend it by doing things like buying Wolseley and putting it in his back pocket. (there's list somewhere) He gave truly enormous amounts for treatment of the illnesses of the poor, whole hospitals at a time. The sculpture is outside just one of them.

I used that image to complete a grid where each image related directly to the one next to it. Vertically as well as horizontally. Otherwise, as it is now, we lose a certain amount of the logic of the thing and in any case the manufacture of those products led directly to the payment for the hospitals which is I suppose the relevance. I've put it  back for the moment but you are welcome to remove it if in light of my explanation you still feel it is not relevant. Thanks,