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Coolidge X-ray tube, 1913-1923.

Coolidge X-ray tube, 1913-1923.

1913-1923

X-ray installation

X-ray installation

1896-1897

Control cabinet for x-ray generator

Control cabinet for x-ray generator

X-ray of a person’s neck with notes added in red pen

X-ray of a person’s neck with notes added in red pen

1956-1957

X-ray generator

X-ray generator

Lead glass shield, about 1901-1930.

Lead glass shield, about 1901-1930.

1901-1930

Gas x-ray tube with cathode adjustable along a screwed rod

Gas x-ray tube with cathode adjustable along a screwed rod

1896-1897

Watson 'Penetrator' gas x-ray tube with insulated anti-cathode and ring anode through which the cathode rays pass, 1896-1897.

Watson 'Penetrator' gas x-ray tube with insulated anti-cathode and ring anode through which the cathode rays pass

1896-1897

One of three fluorescent screens for use with x-ray installation, c. 1896-1897.

Fluorescent screen from x-ray installation

1896-1897

16mm cineradiography set, Dr. R J Reynold's design, comprises grid-enclosed power-supply, tube stand, x-ray tube, rectifier, screening stand, patient stand, camera unit, control unit and accessories by Watson and Sons (Electro-Medical) Ltd, London, 1935

Reynolds' cineradiography apparatus

1935

Mount for Van de Graaf x-ray generator

Mount for x-ray generator

Glass X-ray tube, Lodge, copper anode and cathode

Glass X-ray tube with copper anode and cathode

One of three fluorescent screens for use with x-ray installation, c. 1896-1897.

Fluorescent screen from x-ray installation

1896-1897

One of three fluorescent screens for use with x-ray installation, c. 1896-1897.

Fluorescent screen from x-ray installation

1896-1897

Portion of complete x-ray apparatus presented by Dr. J. M. H. Macleod, 17 Harley Street, 1935.

Reynolds' cineradiography apparatus

1935

A photographic print taken from an X-ray photographic negative, made by unknown photographer about 1920. Originally x-ray negative taken in Sir William Crookes' laboratory on 20th January 1896. One of two x-ray glass negatives taken at the time.

Photographic Print From Crookes X-Ray Photographic Negative

circa 1920

Portion of complete x-ray apparatus presented by Dr. J. M. H. Macleod, 17 Harley Street, 1935.

Reynolds' cineradiography apparatus

1935