Specimen container, Leeds, England, 1975-1980

PART OF:
Santona' waxed paper specimen containers
Made:
1975-1980 in Leeds
maker:
Waddington and International Paper Limited
Specimen container, by Waddington and International Paper Ltd ONE ONLY (THE CLOSED EXAMPLE) OF Six hospital "Santona" waxed

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Specimen container, by Waddington and International Paper Ltd
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ONE ONLY (THE CLOSED EXAMPLE) OF Six hospital "Santona" waxed
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Specimen container, by Waddington and International Paper Ltd., Leeds, 1975-1980; 'Santona' waxed paper specimen container, watertight, ready-to-use carton, for hospital use

This cardboard specimen container was used to transport blood and urine samples from patients on wards to the laboratory. It is an example of a cheap disposable container, clearly labelled for its purpose and intended for one use only. The laboratory would run tests on the sample to help make a diagnosis.

Details

Category:
Nursing & Hospital Furnishings
Object Number:
1988-1388/1
Materials:
plastic and paper
Measurements:
overall: 109 mm x 71 mm x 67 mm, .017 kg
type:
specimen container