Carbolic steam spray, Paris, France, 1872-1887

Made:: 1872-1887 in Paris

maker:: Collin et Compagnie and Just Marie Marcellin Lucas-Championnière

Carbolic spray for creating antiseptic conditions during

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Carbolic spray for creating antiseptic conditions during
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Carbolic spray for creating antiseptic conditions during surgery, modification by Lucas-Championniere of Lister's invention, made by Collin and Company of Paris, French, 1860-1887

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Category:: Surgery

Collection:: Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection

Object Number:: A659247

Materials:: metal, wood, cotton, ivory, rubber and glass

Measurements:: overall: 315 mm x 380 mm x 130 mm, 2.52kg

type:: carbolic spray

credit:: Lucas-Championni�re, Just Marie Marcellin

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Carbolic steam spray, Paris, France, 1872-1887

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