Bottles used in first preparation of viscose rayon, 1892.

Made:: 1892 in England

maker:: Charles Frederick Cross and Edward John Bevan

Two bottles (of antique design) in which first specimens of viscose were prepared

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Category:: Plastics and Modern Materials

Object Number:: 1927-1095

Materials:: glass

type:: bottles and viscose

credit:: Cross and Bevan Laboratories

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Bottle used in first preparation of viscose rayon, 1892

Bottle, square base with rounded shoulders, with stopper. One of two bottles in which the first specimens of viscose were prepared.

Materials:: glass

Object Number:: 1927-1095/1

type:: bottle

Bottle used in first preparation of viscose rayon, 1892

Bottle, square base with rounded shoulders, cracked on one side, with stopper. One of two bottles in which the first specimens of viscose were prepared.