Mouth gag invented by Croft

Made:: 1870-1900 in Birmingham

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Mouth gag invented by Croft
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Mouth gag invented by Croft, made by Mappin & Co circa 1870-1900 at 121 New Street, Birmingham, England. Made from plated steel and wood.

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Category:: Anaesthesiology

Collection:: Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection

Object Number:: A613134

Materials:: steel and wood

Measurements:: overall: 40 x 107 x 72 mm

type:: mouth gag

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Mouth gag invented by Croft

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