May ophthalmoscope

Made:
1930-1960 in London
May ophthalmoscope

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May ophthalmoscope, improved, electric, in case, by Clement Clarke Ltd., London, W1, England, 1930-1960.

Details

Category:
Ophthalmology
Object Number:
1985-1597
Materials:
case, leatherette, lining, velvet and ophthalmoscope, metal
Measurements:
case: length 96 mm
case: width 188 mm
case: height 52 mm
ophthalmoscope, assembled: length 236 mm
type:
ophthalmoscopes
credit:
Intercare (Leicester)

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