Walking stick with two compartments

Walking stick with two compartments, each of which contains a bottle

Details

Category:: Orthopaedics

Collection:: Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection

Object Number:: A661276

Materials:: cork, aluminium and glass

Measurements:: overall: 923 mm 39 mm, .24 kg

type:: walking sticks

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Parts

Glass measure from walking stick

Materials:: glass

Object Number:: A661276 Pt1

type:: measures

Tube with cork stopper

Materials:: glass , metal and cork

Object Number:: A661276 Pt2

type:: tubes

Walking stick, two compartments, no contents

Materials:: cork and aluminium

Object Number:: A661276 Pt3

type:: walking stick

Walking stick with two compartments

Details

Parts

Glass measure from walking stick

Tube with cork stopper

Walking stick, two compartments, no contents

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