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Title
Edridge-Green Colour Blindness Test
Description
Edridge-Green colour blindness test, in leather case, c 1929.
Colour blindness is the inability to distinguish between different colours. It is an inherited condition that usually affects males more than females. This pack of cards would have been used to diagnose this condition and were invented by ophthalmologist, F.W. Edridge-Green.
Colour blindness is the inability to distinguish between different colours. It is an inherited condition that usually affects males more than females. This pack of cards would have been used to diagnose this condition and were invented by ophthalmologist, F.W. Edridge-Green.
Date
c. 1929
Identifier
2003/144
Physical Object Item Type Metadata
Physical Dimensions
2003/144
Materials
Card and leather
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