Enema set

Made:: 1872-1900 in London

maker:: Arnold and Sons

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Enema set, patented by Arnold and Sons, 35-36 West Smithfield, London, England, in 1872, with syringe (lacking piston), tube and rectal nozzle, in box, 1872-1900.

Details

Category:: Therapeutics

Collection:: Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection

Object Number:: A640572

Materials:: box, mahogany and box, velvet

type:: enema syringes

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