Wooden case for blood transfusion apparatus
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Blood transfusion apparatus designed by Geoffrey Keynes during the 1st World War and made by the General Surgical Co.
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Wooden case for blood transfusion apparatus, originally thought to have been designed by Geoffrey Keynes, but now believed to be the design of Oswald Hope Robertson during the 1st World War and made by the General Surgical Co. Ltd., 1917-1918
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Science Museum: Medicine: The Wellcome Galleries
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- Category:
- Public Health & Hygiene
- Object Number:
- A625893 Pt23
- Materials:
- brass (copper, zinc alloy), incomplete, leather, paper (fibre product), textile and wood (unidentified)
- Measurements:
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case displayed open: 715 mm x 490 mm x 332 mm,
case: 136 mm x 490 mm x 371 mm, 3 kg
- type:
- case
- credit:
- Welsh Regional Transfusion Service
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