Two tubes, one boxed

Made:
1950-1965 in London
Two tubes, one boxed

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Two tubes, one boxed, of Dentesive denture fixative cream, by Dentesive Ltd., 58 Albany Street, London, NW1, England, 1950-1965.

Details

Category:
Dentistry
Object Number:
1980-1358/266
Materials:
tube, lead and box, cardboard
Measurements:
box: length 20 mm
box: width 20 mm
box: height 91 mm
type:
denture fixatives
credit:
Gift of G Williams

Parts

One of two tubes, one boxed, of Dentesive denture fixative cream, by Dentesive Ltd., 58 Albany Street, London, NW1, England, 1950-1965.

One of two tubes

One of two tubes, one boxed, of Dentesive denture fixative cream, by Dentesive Ltd., 58 Albany Street, London, NW1, England, 1950-1965.

Measurements:
box: length 20 mm
box: width 20 mm
box: height 91 mm
Materials:
lead (metal) and cardboard
Object Number:
1980-1358/266/1
type:
denture fixatives
One of two tubes of Dentesive denture fixative cream, by Dentesive Ltd., 58 Albany Street, London, NW1, England, 1950-1965.

One of two tubes of Dentesive denture fixative cream

One of two tubes of Dentesive denture fixative cream, by Dentesive Ltd., 58 Albany Street, London, NW1, England, 1950-1965.

Measurements:
box: length 20 mm
box: width 20 mm
box: height 91 mm
Materials:
lead (metal) and cardboard
Object Number:
1980-1358/266/2
type:
denture fixatives

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