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Title
Transilluminator
Description
Transluminator, in leather-covered case, c 1900s.
A transilluminator is any device that projects light through a substance for examination. This specific transilluminator dates from the 1900s, and is held in a leather case with a spare light bulb. It was manufactured by R. Jung and Heidelberg.
A transilluminator is any device that projects light through a substance for examination. This specific transilluminator dates from the 1900s, and is held in a leather case with a spare light bulb. It was manufactured by R. Jung and Heidelberg.
Creator
R. Jung & Heidelberg
Date
c. 1900s
Identifier
2003/77.37
Physical Object Item Type Metadata
Physical Dimensions
Length: 11.5 cm
Materials
Glass, leather, metal, plastic, satin, velvet.
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