Electric body massager

Made:
1930-1950 in London
Two-speed electrically powered body massager

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Two-speed electrically powered body massager
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Two-speed electrically powered body massager, manufactured by Watson, London, England, 1930-1950.

Details

Category:
Public Health & Hygiene
Object Number:
2002-64
Materials:
wood, metal, plastic and rubber
Measurements:
main unit: 245 x 80 x 205 mm
type:
massager
credit:
From the estate of the late Barbara S. Hall, donated by her nephew Mr T D Maitland

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