X-ray film cassette

Made:
1930-1946 in London
maker:
Watson & Sons (Electro-Medical) Limited
Sunic' 15x12 inch x-ray film cassette fitted with intensifying

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Sunic' 15x12 inch x-ray film cassette fitted with intensifying
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"Sunic" 15x12 inch x-ray film cassette fitted with intensifying screens, by Watson and Sons (Electro-Medical) Ltd, London, 1930-1946

Details

Category:
Radiomedicine
Object Number:
1989-28
Materials:
metal, plastic, cloth and paper
Measurements:
height 406 mm
width 330 mm
type:
x-ray film holders

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