- Item type
- Object
- Provenance
- Transferred from the University Laboratory of Physiology, Oxford, in 2005, per Professor David Paterson.
- Other inscriptions
- This object was previously catalogued in error as part of the Marconi Collection (acc no & unique /subnumber 2004-9/553) TS 2013
- Dimensions
- Height: 140mm Width: 300mm Depth: 150mm Weight: 3.2kg
- Inventory No
- 32039
- Accession Number
- 2013-27
Description
Vertical Precision Instrument, made of brass with some areas painted red. Paintwork badly damaged and corroded. With dual precision bronze sliding scales marked 0-50 (smaller scale) and 0-11 (larger scale). With assorted brass dials and central vertical cylinder axle, on tripod base with two adjustable legs. Part of surface badly corroded.
NOTE PENDING REVISION It's an unidentified instrument or component for neurophysiology experiments.
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