Induction coil for German military X-ray apparatus

PART OF:
Portable x-ray machine
Made:
1914-1918 in Vienna
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Induction coil for German military portable X-ray apparatus, 1914-1918

Details

Category:
Radiomedicine
Collection:
Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
Object Number:
A655772 Pt2
Materials:
coil, iron, clad, insulators, vulcanite and wax
Measurements:
overall: 490 mm x 690 mm x 455 mm, 79 kg
type:
induction coils
credit:
Loan, Wellcome Trust

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