Two x-ray photographs taken c.1896 at Manchester University by Prof. Arthur Schuster

Two x-ray photographs taken c.1896 at Manchester University by Prof. Arthur Schuster

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Two x-ray photographs taken c.1896 at Manchester University by Prof. Arthur Schuster, /1 arthritic bones in a woman's hand, /2 a broken needle in an index finger bone

X-ray photography of a woman's hand, Manchester, England, 1896

X-ray photography of a woman's hand, Manchester, England, 1896

1896
x-ray photograph. [a broken needle in an index finger bone] / by Prof. Arthur Schuster

x-ray photograph. [a broken needle in an index finger bone] / by Prof. Arthur Schuster

1896

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Category:
Art
Object Number:
1987-403
type:
photograph
credit:
Stirling, A.J.

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