"Original Gundelach" gas x-ray tube with tungsten target

Made:: 1919-1929 in Gehlberg

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Original Gundelach' gas x-ray tube with tungsten target
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"Original Gundelach" gas x-ray tube with tungsten target, by Emil Gundelach, Gehlberg, Germany, supplied by F.K. Butt, 1919-1929

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Category:: Radiomedicine

Object Number:: 1981-2140

Materials:: glass, metal, anticathode, metal, anticathode, steel and anticathode, tungsten

type:: gas x-ray tubes

credit:: Harding, K.

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"Original Gundelach" gas x-ray tube with tungsten target

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