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Portable x-ray set, consisting of two suitcases one containing the operating control box, and the other an oil filled x-ray tube-head, made by Rank Hilger, 1960s. The machine was used by John Fitzpatrick Superintendent Radiographer, at the Peace Memorial Hospital and later at the Watford General Hospital from 1978 to the early 1990s. A metal cone is also included to help focus the beam of x-rays.
Suitcase containing the operating control box from a portable x-ray set, made by Rank Hilger, 1960s. The machine was used by John Fitzpatrick Superintendent Radiographer, at the Peace Memorial Hospital and later at the Watford General Hospital from 1978 to the early 1990s.
Suitcase containing an oil filled x-ray tube-head from a portable x-ray set, made by Rank Hilger, 1960s. The machine was used by John Fitzpatrick Superintendent Radiographer, at the Peace Memorial Hospital and later at the Watford General Hospital from 1978 to the early 1990s. A metal cone is also included to help focus the beam of x-rays.
