Ophthalmoscope, handle and mirrors in leather covered and silver case

Made:: 1890-1940 in Vienna

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Ophthalmoscope, handle and mirrors in leather covered and silver case, type invented by E. Landolt of France, possibly owned by A. Rolland Rainy, made by A. Schwarz of Vienna, Austrian, 1890-1940

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Category:: Ophthalmology

Collection:: Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection

Object Number:: A680794

Materials:: brass, glass, ivory, case, wood, leather, silver, velvet and elastic

Measurements:: ophthalmoscope, incl. handle: length 167 mm
ophthalmoscope: width 40 mm
case: length 124 mm
case: width 60 mm
case: depth 27 mm

type:: ophthalmoscopes

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Ophthalmoscope, handle and mirrors in leather covered and silver case

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