Crookes X-Ray Photographic Negative
- Made:
- 1896-01-20 in London
- maker:
- Unknown
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LicenseX-ray photographic negative taken in Sir William Crookes'
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X-ray photographic negative taken in Sir William Crookes' laboratory on 20th January 1896. One of two x-ray glass negatives taken at the time. One of two small glass-plate x-ray negatives, the first to be made in Sir William Crookes laboratory, London, England, on 20th Jan. 1896, using a Crookes tube made in 1879.
Details
- Category:
- X-rays
- Object Number:
- 1920-359/2
- Materials:
- glass and photographic image (silver salts)
- type:
- glass plate negative and x-ray
- credit:
- Executors of Sir William Crookes
