"Sabre" sterile disposable Luer syringe

Made:
1975-1981 in United Kingdom
Sabre' sterile disposable Luer syringe, plastic, in sealed bag

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Sabre' sterile disposable Luer syringe, plastic, in sealed bag
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"Sabre" sterile disposable Luer syringe, plastic, in sealed bag, made by Gillette, British, 1975-1981

Details

Category:
Surgery
Object Number:
1987-155
Materials:
plastic, bag, paper and bag, plastic
Measurements:
length 101 mm
width 32 mm
diameter 16 mm
type:
syringes

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