A McDougall Dotter

Made:
1910-1930

A McDougall Dotter, first version, in wooden case, made by C F Palmer (London) Ltd., 1910-1930.

Details

Category:
Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry
Object Number:
1994-1255/34
type:
mcdougall dotter

Parts

McDougall Dotter

McDougall Dotter

McDougall Dotter, first version, made by C F Palmer (London) Ltd., 1910-1930.

Measurements:
overall: 10.3 kg
Object Number:
1994-1255/34/1
type:
mcdougall dotter
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Wooden case for McDougall Dotter

Wooden case for McDougall Dotter

Wooden case for McDougall Dotter, first version, made by C F Palmer (London) Ltd., 1910-1930.

Measurements:
overall: 3.7 kg
Object Number:
1994-1255/34/2
type:
mcdougall dotter
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

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