Glass jar for pathology specimens

PART OF:: Ten empty glass jars and five empty earthenware crocks used to house pathology specimens at Harrogate District Hospital

Made:: 1948-1969

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An empty glass jar used to house pathology specimens at Harrogate District Hospital, 1948-69.

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Category:: Laboratory Medicine

Object Number:: 1999-936 Pt7

Materials:: glass, plastic and cork

Measurements:: overall: 170 x 110 x 110 mm

type:: specimen jar

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Glass jar for pathology specimens

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