Holder for miniature x-ray films for use during processing

Made:
1935-1970 in New York
Holder for miniature x-ray films for use during processing

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Holder for miniature x-ray films for use during processing
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Holder for miniature x-ray films for use during processing, by Eastman Kodak Co., New York, USA, mid 20th century

Details

Category:
Radiomedicine
Object Number:
1987-788
Materials:
steel
Measurements:
length 220 mm
width 55 mm
type:
film hangers
credit:
Hypher, T.J.

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