Panelectroscope, circa 1890

Panelectroscope, circa 1890

Leiter, Josef

Leather

Wood

Light

Urinary bladder

Urethra

Panelectroscope in leather-covered wooden box. Lid of box has rectangular framing detail with flourishes in each corner. Box has two latches and keyhole. Lid of box is lined with light purple satin material. Rest of box is lined with light purple felt material. Box contains eight steel pieces of and attachments for panelectroscope, one pair of tweezers, ten small glass bulbs, and teal strings with metal tips.

Leiter, Josef

1890, circa

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1 panelectroscope

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Warren Anatomical Museum: 21416

This panelectroscope was created by the firm of Josef Leiter in Vienna Austria circa 1890. It was found in the collections of the Warren Anatomical Museum.

Panelectroscope

24.5 W x 31.5 D x 5.5 H cm