Fluoroscope for fluorescent screen

Made:
1913 in London
Fluoroscope 12 x 9-inch for fluorescent screen (inv. no

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Fluoroscope 12 x 9-inch for fluorescent screen (inv. no
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Fluoroscope 12 x 9-inch for fluorescent screen (inv. no. 1898-90), by Newton & Wright, London, England, 1913.

Details

Category:
X-rays
Object Number:
1913-558
type:
fluoroscope
credit:
Newton and Wright Ltd.

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