 X-ray brochure, 1930s.
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Picture Number:10284476
Credit:Science Museum/Science & Society Picture Library
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Caption:
Cover of an advertising trade leaflet entitled 'New! An X-ray Outfit Simple as a Camera', which was produced by the equipment manufacturers Watson & Sons (electro-medical) Ltd. By the 1930s, X-ray equipment was in widespread use for the diagnosis of a broad range of ailments, from broken bones to tumours and tuberculosis. This brochure was aimed at dentists.
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