Urine test kit

Made:: 1900-1910 in Hampton

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Urine test kit, metal tubular case containing 15 endolytic
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Urine test kit, metal tubular case containing 15 endolytic tubes of glass, used for testing urine for albumen and glucose, owned by Sir Thomas Lauder Brunton, made by The Endolytic Tube Co., England, 1900-1910

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Category:: Clinical Diagnosis

Collection:: Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection

Object Number:: A651493

Materials:: alloy, glass and paper

type:: urine test kits

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