Automatic chariot for longitudinal motion

Made:: 1888-1890 in Paris

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Automatic chariot for longitudinal motion
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Automatic chariot for longitudinal motion, used to enable a spiral trace to be made on a recording drum, by Charles Verdin, French, c1889

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Category:: Laboratory Medicine

Object Number:: 1989-144

Materials:: brass, steel and iron

type:: chariots

credit:: Delehar, P.

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