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Title: Objects

Reference: NHNN/OBJ

Date: 1860 to 1989

Description: Various objects, including pictures, fund-raising items, medical apparatus, medals, certificates, coins, badges, glass plates and printing blocks.

Creator:

Parent: The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery

Children: Reproduced drawings of interior and exterior views of the Hospital by Lilian C Smythe, Caricature drawing of a member of the Medical Staff, Haemoglobinometer, Gowers candle, National Hospital plaque, Pressure algometer, Two point discriminator (Weber's Compasses), Wooden display case detailing bomb damage to the National Hospital, Electrical Thermometer Thermocouples, Oil painting of Louisa Chandler, Framed print of Chandler sisters, Framed National Hospital staff list 1859-1948, Copper plaque of Julius Althaus, Drawing of Convalescent Home at East Finchley, Illustration from the Illustrated London News, Maida Vale Hospital Architects Drawing, Drawing of Albany Wing, National Hospital, National Hospital plaque, National Hospital plaque, Powis House 1714, Queen Square 1810

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Notes:

Date: 1860s-1980s Level: Section

Keywords: Cat status: Catalogued

Keywords: Calm Archives

Compilations: NHNN archives

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