Brass syringe with rubber tubes and stop valve which fits into container with liquid

Made:: 1780-1880 in Bristol

Brass syringe with rubber tubes and stop valve which fits into
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Brass syringe with rubber tubes and stop valve which fits into container with liquid, by Ferris and Co., Bristol, 1780-1880

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Category:: Therapeutics

Collection:: Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection

Object Number:: A662874

Materials:: brass, tubing, rubber and stopper, rubber

Measurements:: length 158 mm
diameter 38 mm
handle: width 58 mm
tubing: length 200 mm
valve: height 106 mm
valve: width 50 mm

type:: syringes

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Brass syringe with rubber tubes and stop valve which fits into container with liquid

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