Calliper used for measuring radiographs

Made:
1970-1979
Calliper used for measuring radiographs Calliper used for measuring radiographs
Calliper used for measuring radiographs Calliper used for measuring radiographs

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Calliper by Helios, used for measuring radiographs, 1970-1979.

Details

Category:
Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry
Object Number:
1996-392/19
Materials:
steel (metal), brass (copper, zinc alloy), glass, metal (unknown), wood (unidentified) and textile
Measurements:
overall (case closed): 27 mm x 336 mm x 58 mm, 0.77 kg
overall (case open): 144 mm x 336 mm x 227 mm,
type:
calliper
credit:
Institute of Child Health

Parts

Case for calliper by Helios, used for measuring radiographs Case for Calliper by Helios

Case for Calliper by Helios

Case for calliper by Helios, used for measuring radiographs, 1970-1979.

Measurements:
overall (case closed): 30 mm x 340 mm x 60 mm,
overall (case open): 144 mm x 336 mm x 227 mm,
Materials:
wood (unidentified) and textile
Object Number:
1996-392/19/1
type:
case
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Calliper by Helios

Calliper by Helios

Calliper by Helios, used for measuring radiographs, 1970-1979.

Measurements:
overall: 10 mm x 280 mm x 110 mm,
overall (case closed): 27 mm x 336 mm x 58 mm, 0.77 kg
overall (case open): 144 mm x 336 mm x 227 mm,
Materials:
steel (metal) , brass (copper, zinc alloy) , glass and metal (unknown)
Object Number:
1996-392/19/2
type:
calliper
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

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