'Colour Test 53': wooden box with sliding coloured 'windows' and rotating dial

Made:
1945-1965
'Colour Test 53': wooden box with sliding coloured 'windows' and rotating dial

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'Colour Test 53': wooden box with sliding coloured 'windows' and rotating dial, 'home-made', 1945-1965.

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Category:
Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry
Object Number:
1994-1255/64
type:
colour test

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