Ophthalmic instruments in wooden case containing a perimeter

PART OF:: Collection of apparatus used in the teaching of psychology

maker:: Curry & Paxton Ltd

Ophthalmic instruments in wooden case containing a perimeter

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Ophthalmic instruments in wooden case containing a perimeter, Priestly Smith perimeter charts by Curry & Paxton Ltd., for use in ascertaining blind spots, four pencils, a thin pole with cone shaped point at top, and two unidentified thin metal objects

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Category:: Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry

Object Number:: 1996-277/111

Measurements:: overall: 13.7 kg

type:: ophthalmic instrument

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