Portable x-ray set model F3

Made:
1930-1945 in London
maker:
Victor X-ray Corporation Limited

Portable x-ray set model F3, with adjustable stand, by Victor X-Ray Corporation Ltd., 15-16 Cavendish Place, London, England, 1930-1945.

Details

Category:
Radiomedicine
Object Number:
1983-871
Materials:
case, wood, case, velvet, case, cloth, case, plastic, apparatus, steel, apparatus, lead, apparatus, glass, cables, metal and cables, rubber
Measurements:
case: length 530 mm
case: height 380 mm
case: width 200 mm
stand: height 950 mm
stand: length 570 mm
stand: width 355 mm
type:
portable x-ray sets
credit:
Lawrence, R.E.

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