Collection

Arm splint worn by a child with polio

PART OF:
Four arm splints of varying construction, worn by children with polio
Made:
1942-1948 in Dartford
Leather, metal and canvas arm splint worn by child with polio Leather, metal and canvas arm splint worn by child with polio
Leather, metal and canvas arm splint worn by child with polio Leather, metal and canvas arm splint worn by child with polio

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Leather, metal and canvas arm splint worn by child with polio
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Leather, metal and canvas arm splint worn by child with polio
Science Museum Group
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum, London.

Leather, metal and canvas arm splint worn by child with polio, made at West Hill Hospital, England, 1942-1948

Details

Category:
Orthopaedics
Object Number:
1989-832/4
Materials:
steel, aluminium, canvas, leather and complete
Measurements:
overall: 283 mm x 335 mm x 230 mm,
type:
splint
credit:
Blackston, B.

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