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LicenseCrepe bandage in paper wrapping, German
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Crepe bandage in paper wrapping, German, of a type invented by Prof. Dr. Gocht, made by Oskar Skaller, Berlin, N24, Germany, 1900-1920.
Details
- Category:
- Surgery
- Collection:
- Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
- Object Number:
- A654288
- Materials:
- crepe and wrapping, paper
- Measurements:
-
length 150 mm
width 48 mm
height 22 mm
- type:
- bandages
Parts
Two reels of ligature silk
Two reels of ligature silk, probably by Maw, London, 1870-1900
- Measurements:
-
length 27 mm
- Materials:
- reel, vulcanite, ? material
- Object Number:
- A654288 Pt49
- type:
- sutures
Two reels of ligature cotton
Two reels of ligature cotton, probably by Maw, London, 1870-1900
- Measurements:
-
length 27 mm
- Materials:
- reel, vulcanite, ? material
- Object Number:
- A654288 Pt50
- type:
- sutures
Reel of ligature wire
Reel of ligature wire, silver, probably by Maw, London, 1870-1900
- Measurements:
-
reel: length 19 mm
- Materials:
- wire, silver and reel, wood
- Object Number:
- A654288 Pt51
- type:
- sutures
Two fish hooks for fly fishing
Two fish hooks for fly fishing, in paper packet, inscribed Mr. Hawkesley, 1912
- Measurements:
-
packet: length 55 mm
- Materials:
- packet, paper and hook, steel
- Object Number:
- A654288 Pt55
- type:
- fish hooks
