Tenaculum, possibly for special purpose by Evans and Co. Old Change

Made:: 1803-1855 in London

maker:: Evans and Company

Tenaculum, possibly for special purpose by Evans and Co

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Tenaculum, possibly for special purpose by Evans and Co. Old Change, London

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Category:: Surgery

Collection:: Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection

Object Number:: A617391

Materials:: steel

type:: tenaculums

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Tenaculum, possibly for special purpose by Evans and Co. Old Change

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