A 100ml glass syringe made by Griffin & George

Made:: circa 1970

maker:: Griffin & George Limited

A 100ml glass syringe made by Griffin & George

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A 100ml glass syringe made by Griffin & George
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A 100ml glass syringe made by Griffin & George, with individually groung barrel and plunger (that is, not interchangable) with standard stainless steel needle fitting.

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Category:: Experimental Chemistry

Object Number:: 2001-517

type:: syringe

credit:: CHN Analysis

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A 100ml glass syringe made by Griffin & George

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