Applicator for contraceptive cream Antemin

Made:
1900-1930
Plastic applicator for introducin Antemin

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Plastic applicator for introducin Antemin
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Plastic applicator for introducing Antemin, a contraceptice cream, into the vagina, English, 1900-1930

Details

Category:
Obstetrics, Gynaecology & Contraception
Collection:
Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
Object Number:
A626740
Materials:
polyethylene and carton, paper
Measurements:
carton: length 156 mm
carton: width 30 mm
carton: height 31 mm
type:
pessary introducers

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