Synoptophore possibly invented by Walter Green

Made:: 1931-1940 in England

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Synoptophore possibly invented by Walter Green
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Synoptophore possibly invented by Walter Green, possibly made by Clement Clarke, English, 1931-1940

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Category:: Ophthalmology

Collection:: Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection

Object Number:: A626772

Materials:: iron, steel, brass, glass, plastic and cloth

type:: synoptophores

credit:: Moorfields Eye Hospital

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Synoptophore possibly invented by Walter Green

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