Plesch type tonoscillograph and oak wood box
- inventor:
- Janos Plesch
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Plesch Tonsillograph, 1931-1940. Photographed with book 'The Peckham Experiment'. Top three quarter view. Grey
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Plesch tonoscillograph with tonoscillogram(?), with oak wood case, type invented by Professor Janos Plesch and made by Hawksley and Sons Limited, London, England, 1931-1940
Tonoscillograph with tonoscillogram, of the type invented by Professor J Plesch, in a case. Plesch lived in Germany, but this instrument for measuring and recording blood pressure was manufactured by Hawksley and Sons, London.
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- Category:
- Clinical Diagnosis
- Object Number:
- A600389
- Materials:
- brass (copper, zinc alloy), chromium plated, complete, cotton (fibre), glass, metal (unknown), oak (wood), rubber (unidentified), steel (metal) and textile
- type:
- tonoscillograph
- taxonomy:
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- furnishing and equipment
- container - receptacle
- credit:
- Avery, Dr. Harold
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