Portable blood transfusion apparatus housed in upright brown varnished wood box (a) with hinged front lid and two metal latches on left opening side and brass key lock, key missing; interior with portion of top of box hinged to open for access to removable upper shelf (c) and pull out wood drawer (…
Portable blood transfusion apparatus housed in upright brown varnished wood box (a) with hinged front lid and two metal latches on left opening side and brass key lock, key missing; interior with portion of top of box hinged to open for access to removable upper shelf (c) and pull out wood drawer (b) on bottom; two clear hand blown glass bottles (e-f), one with graduated measurements from 20 to 1100 cc in 20 cc gradations and the other without markings are held in place by a removable shaped wood piece (d) with a metal snap latch to join this piece to the built in wood shelf; bottles with wedge shaped red rubber plugs with a pair of glass rods descending into the bottle interior, with multiple and long red rubber tubes attached to glass rods on top of plugs; apparatus (g) of rubber tubes with a series of three metal clamps, two glass cylinders one filled with white cotton batting and one ‘T’ shaped glass connector rod all leading to a pair of long glass rods in ‘U’ shape attached to hinged door with wood toggles have bulbous tops and one bulb is open, placed in front of a pale yellow printed measurement guide with gradation from the center number “0” at the middle and measurements decreasing below and above by 20 ending in ‘30’ at both ends; several wood parts have hand written numbers while the bottle holder has a stamped number; bottles with minor bubbles in glass with etched interior of neck; silver stainless steel needle (h) with removable screw off top and similar style of trocar (i) with removable sections to change size of trocar stored inside.
Number Of Parts
9
Part Names
a – case: 46.4 cm Height x 28.3 cm Width x 21.3 cm Depth
b – drawer: 26.3 cm Length x 28.3 cm Width x 21.3 cm Depth
c – shelf: 26.3 cm Length x 15.9 cm Height x 0.6 cm Depth
d – bottle holder: 26.3 cm Length x 5.6 cm Width x 1.0 cm Depth
e – f -bottle: 26.3 cm Height x 5.6 cm Diam
g – rubber apparatus
h - needle: 12.4 cm Length x 3.3 cm Width x 0.8 cm Depth
I - trocar: 11.8 cm Length x 3.5 cm Width x 1.0 cm Depth
Provenance
Collected by Dr. Fransman, donor's father.
Dates
1910
1920
circa 1910-1920
Material
wood: brown
rubber: tan
glass: transparent
metal: silver
leather: brown
Inscriptions
Stamped on trocar: "HOLBONDS // LONDON"; on latch of bottle holder: "BRITISH // PAT NO // 165333 // MADE"
Permanent Location
Storage Room 0007
0007-Q2-1
Temporary Location
On exhibit 100TH Anniversary of Public Health Canada, Ottawa L-2019-7 27 Nov – 2 Dec 2019
Unit Of Measure
centimeters
Copy Type
original
Reference Types
Internet
Reference Comments
Wikipedia
Research Facts
Beginning with William Harvey's experiments on the circulation of blood, research into blood transfusion began in the 17th century, with successful experiments in transfusion between animals. However, successive attempts by physicians to transfuse animal blood into humans gave variable, often fatal, results.
James Blundell in london, UK, successfully transfused human blood in 1818. The largest series of early successful transfusions took place at the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary between 1885 and 1892. Edinburgh later became the home of the first blood donation and blood transfusion services. It was not until 1901, when the Austrian Karl Landsteiner discovered three human blood groups (O, A, and B), that blood transfusion was put onto a scientific basis and became safer.
The First World War acted as a catalyst for the rapid development of blood banks and transfusion techniques. Canadian doctor and Lieutenant Lawrence Bruce Robertson was instrumental in persuading the Royal Army Medical Corps to adopt the use of blood transfusion at the Casualty Clearing Stations for the wounded. In October 1915, Robertson performed his first wartime transfusion with a syringe to a patient suffering from multiple shrapnel wounds. He followed this up with four subsequent transfusions in the following months.
Dr. Fransman graduated from medical school in 1940 and lived in Amsterdam. Worked in Holland, England during WWII. Came to Kingston General Hosptial, Ontario in 1951 as a chest specialist and managed the TB clinincs. Radiologist specialist in 1960 and managed the x-ray department at Kingston General Hosptial, retiring in 1983. Post-retirement he worked at the Collins Bay prison, Kingston Psychiatric Hopsital, Ongwanada and St. Mary's of the Lake, retiring again in 1996.
Exhibit History
On loan L-2018-6 Canadian War Musuem for exhibit 'Last 100 Days of the First World War' 17 May 2018 - 20 April 2019
University Health Network - Academy of Medicine Collection
Category
Archival Items
Dental
Military Medicine
Classification
Archival, Images
Dental
Military Medicine, Dental
Accession Number
002050181
Description
Hand drawn cartoon style pen and ink print drawing depicting a WWI war zone dental office with everyone in military uniform; dentist is extracting tooth from patient in chair while four other men are waiting their turn and a sargent is admonishing them to wait; signage on the walls; previously fold…
Hand drawn cartoon style pen and ink print drawing depicting a WWI war zone dental office with everyone in military uniform; dentist is extracting tooth from patient in chair while four other men are waiting their turn and a sargent is admonishing them to wait; signage on the walls; previously folded into thirds.
Number Of Parts
1
Provenance
Acquired from the Academy of Medicine.
Maker
F. G. Green
Dates
1915
Date Remarks
Date on item
Material
paper: cream
ink: black
Inscriptions
Printed on the front: "CAPT. BLAIR (DENTAL SURGEON) // DOING HIS BIT // Somewhere-in -Belgium // - by a victim from the Royal CANADIAN DRAGOONS. F. G. GREEN // Belgium-1915"; handwritten on the front: "This one of my Dental // Officers, with [illeg.] from Winnipeg - This room is just up the // village shut from here - // Don't lose this please - / /J. T. F/."; sign on walls: "KEEP // QUIET! // THIS MEANS // YOU; DON'T // SLAM // THE DOOR; NO TALKING // NO WHISTLING // NO NOTHING; OUTSIDE!"
Permanent Location
Storage Room 2005
2005-5-7 Binder A, p. 1 a
Length
20.6 cm
Width
26.3 cm
Unit Of Measure
centimeters
Condition Remarks
#1: Stable: Paper is very soiled around the edges and creased; on the back there are vertical creases indicating that it was folded in three, the edges are very darkened.
Booklet about the Five Basic Exercises (5BX) physical fitness plan for the Royal Canadian Air Force; for males; noted inside the exercises should take 'only 11 minutes a day'; 32 pages.
Booklet about the Five Basic Exercises (5BX) physical fitness plan for the Royal Canadian Air Force; for males; noted inside the exercises should take 'only 11 minutes a day'; 32 pages.
Part Names
1
Provenance
Transferred from Heritage Schoolhouse Museum as item does not meet their acquisition mandate.
Printed on cover: "RCAF Pamphlet 30 / 1 // 5 BX Plan // FOR Physical Fitness"; on back: "A Royal Canadian Air Force Publication // Physical Fitness Series"
Permanent Location
Storage Room 2005
2005-2-5 Box 23
Length
20.3 cm
Width
12.7 cm
Depth
0.03 cm
Unit Of Measure
centimeters
Condition Remarks
Edges show wear, minor surface dirt, stains and yellowing; one stain on cover travels through numerous pages; paper yellowing
Booklet about the Ten Basic Exercises (XBX) physical fitness plan for the Royal Canadian Air Force; for females; noted inside the exercises should take 'only 11 minutes a day'; 46 pages.
Booklet about the Ten Basic Exercises (XBX) physical fitness plan for the Royal Canadian Air Force; for females; noted inside the exercises should take 'only 11 minutes a day'; 46 pages.
Number Of Parts
2
Part Names
a - cover
b - contents
Provenance
Transferred from Heritage Schoolhouse Museum as item does not meet their acquisition mandate.
Printed on cover: "RCAF Pamphlet 30 / 2 // X BX Plan // FOR Physical Fitness"; on back: "A Royal Canadian Air Force Publication // Physical Fitness Series"
Permanent Location
Storage Room 2005
2005-2-5 Box 23
Length
23.0 cm
Width
15.5 cm
Depth
0.40 cm
Unit Of Measure
centimeters
Condition Remarks
Cover separated from body and split up fold; edges show wear, minor surface dirt, stains and yellowing; paper yellowing
Empty dentist field supply case from 1939-1945 for the Canadian Dental Corps; rectangular green metal luggage with fourteen removable drawers in various sizes with flip down lid; drawer (n) with a solid block inserted with numerous recessed circles used to hold containers; painted faintly on top in…
Empty dentist field supply case from 1939-1945 for the Canadian Dental Corps; rectangular green metal luggage with fourteen removable drawers in various sizes with flip down lid; drawer (n) with a solid block inserted with numerous recessed circles used to hold containers; painted faintly on top in white 'C. D. C. A. 553' and a red cross in a white circle on one side; double sets of brass clamp buckle closures on top and sides and retractable brass handles on sides and D-ring style brass bail handles on drawers; fold down lid is hinged to case; thick brown leather strap on top; corners with brass protective covers.
Number Of Parts
15
Part Names
a - case
b - p - drawers
Provenance
Owned by donor's grandfather, Bernard Strong, a quartermaster of the Royal Hamilton Light Infantry.
This style of heavy duty luggage was transformed and outfitted with custom lift-out trays and drawers by the military into various equipment trunks including footlockers.
McBrine Luggage Company Limited founded by Louis McBrine, born Feb. 26, 1866, as a Canadian Manufacturer of valises, luggage and trunks.
Louis McBrine was a "valise manufacturer" circa 1901. Circa 1911 he was involved in manufacturing trunks. He and his partner, W. G. Cleghorn, founded McBrine Luggage, in Berlin, Ontario (Kitchener, Ont.) which from 1905 until into the 1960s was one of the world's largest luggage manufacturing businesses. The company was still making briefcases circa 1965.
The Canadian Military General Order No 63 was issued on 13 May 1915, authorizing the Canadian Army Dental Corps (CADC) as a separate corps. When the Army, Royal Canadian Navy, and Royal Canadian Air Force were merged in 1968 to form the Canadian Forces, the Royal Canadian Dental Corps and Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps were deactivated and merged with their Naval and Air Force counterparts to form the Dental Branch and the Canadian Forces Medical Service of the Canadian Forces Health Services Group (CF H Svcs Gp). The rifle green beret was adopted as the CF standard.
An announcement dated 9 October 2013 revived the title Royal Canadian Dental Corps for the dental services branch of the Canadian armed forces.
University Health Network - Academy of Medicine Collection
Category
Archival Items
Military Medicine
Classification
Archival, Publications
Military Medicine
Patient Care
Treatment, General
Accession Number
1987.14.1
Description
Small rectangular paper instruction book titled “Notes for Instruction in Battle First Aid”; methods for teaching military first aid with illustrations printed on pages in black ink; book consists of rectangular cream paper pages bound between two rounded rectangular tan cardboard covers with black…
Small rectangular paper instruction book titled “Notes for Instruction in Battle First Aid”; methods for teaching military first aid with illustrations printed on pages in black ink; book consists of rectangular cream paper pages bound between two rounded rectangular tan cardboard covers with black cotton cord; pages and covers are three hole punched; 50 pages.
Printed on front cover: "NOT TO BE PUBLISHED // The information given in this document is not to be com - // municated, either directly or indirectly, to the Press or to any // person not holding an official position in His Majesty's Service // CANADIAN ARMY // NOTES FOR INSTRUCTORS // IN // BATTLE FIRST AID // June, 1943 // (An unofficial guide for instructors for training // in Battle First Aid.) // OTTAWA // EDMOND CLOUTIER // PRINTER TO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY // 1943 // 25M- 6- 43 (524) // H.Q. 70- 44-61 // K. P. 83093"; printed inside front cover: "PREFACE // These Notes for Instructors have been drawn up by // A.222 R.C.A.M.C. T.C. with a view to teaching Battle // First Aid in as practical manner as possible, taking // into considerations under which First Aid will have to be applied in battle. // It will be noted that copy of Basic Training Centre // Standard Syllabus in Battle First Aid is inserted in front of // these notes also that all references in lessons are made // to this syllabus. These references to B. T. Cs. are made // for the reason that during this phase of the soldiers' // training this First Aid Syllabus is covered in its entirety, // and further First Aid Training during subsequent phases // is devoted to recapitulation of this syllabus as given at // Basic Training Centres. // It will NOT be considered therefore that these notes // are applicable only to Basic Training Centres, but should // form a very useful unofficial guide to instructors in First // Aid in all Training Centres and Units. // NDHQ // 10 June 1943 // Colonel // Director of Military Training"
Permanent Location
Storage Room 2005
2005-5-6 Binder E-12a
Length
20.5 cm
Width
13.8 cm
Depth
0.8 cm
Unit Of Measure
centimeters
Condition Remarks
Surface grime overall with minor watermark on back; like new without creases as if the book was never opened and covers folded back
Copy Type
Original
Reference Types
Website
Reference Comments
“First Aid.” Merriam-Webster, 2019. Accessed 10 July 2019.
Research Facts
First Aid is a broad term that refers to aid or treatment of the sick or injured before full medical treatment can be received; skills are developed to provide knowledge on a variety of medical materials and treatments for minor wounds and to stabilize more serious conditions before additional treatment; these skills are especially vital in military situations where quick response to trauma and injuries is vital.
Empty rectangular green painted metal military first aid kit case with hollow base attached to lid by two hinges at back; adjustable bent metal rod handle attached to front; case held closed by hollow cylindrical fasteners on front of base and lid; sliding portion of fasteners missing; interior of …
Empty rectangular green painted metal military first aid kit case with hollow base attached to lid by two hinges at back; adjustable bent metal rod handle attached to front; case held closed by hollow cylindrical fasteners on front of base and lid; sliding portion of fasteners missing; interior of base divided into one large L-shaped section and one small rectangular section in front proper right corner; two rectangular metal clips on back interior of lid; item information appears on top exterior of lid in white lettering along with large cross shape.
Number Of Parts
1
Provenance
Belonged to donor’s father, Lieutenant Colonel Allan M. Davidson, MD.; issued to him for one-year tour of duty in Korean War in 1952.
Dates
1950
1952
circa 1950 - 1952
Date Remarks
The Korean War was from 1950 - 1953; Lieutenant Colonel Davidson served in Korea in 1952
Material
metal: grey
paint: green, white
Inscriptions
Stenciled on top exterior of lid in white paint; “8-1000 // OUTFIT FIRST AID // GENERAL LARGE”
Permanent Location
Storage Room 0010
0010-D4-7
Length
28.0 cm
Width
21.4 cm
Depth
8.6 cm
Unit Of Measure
centimeters
Dimension Notes
measurments while case is closed
Condition Remarks
Minor corrosion all over, and major corrosion on back hinges and front fasteners; fastener cylinders missing from front proper right; all sliding portions of fasteners missing; major areas of loss to paint layer on interior bottom and exterior edges; major scratching and abrasion all over; small white spots all over exterior surfaces; minor fading of lettering on top of lid
Copy Type
original
Reference Types
Documents
Website
Reference Comments
Donor file (018.014)
“The Korean War.” Veterans Affairs Canada, Government of Canada, 2019. Accessed 10 July 2019.
“First Aid.” Merriam-Webster, 2019. Accessed 10 July 2019.
Research Facts
Lieutenant Colonel Allan M. Davidson was a medical officer in the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps; this first aid kit was issued to him while serving as Commanding Officer and Surgical Specialist of Canadian Field Surgical Team in Korea during the Korean War in 1952; Lt. Col. Davidson had a distinguished military and medical career, holding chief and head surgical positions at several hospitals in Canada and around the world; in addition to his service in Korea, Lt. Col. Davidson was also posted to Japan; he served in Egypt at the United Nations Hospital Middle East in 1957, the Gaza Strip, and represented the Surgeon General as Canadian Forces Medical Liaison Officer with The Surgeon General U. S. Army in Washington D. C. from 1962 to 1964; Lt. Col. Davidson retired from the military in 1970 and entered civilian practice in Peterborough, Ontario.
The Korean War was fought between forces supporting the communist government of North Korea and those supporting the democratic government of South Korea between 1950 and 1953; it was one of the first major conflicts of the Cold War era; Canada, along with the United States and other United Nations forces supported South Korea, while North Korea received military aid from China; over 26 000 Canadians were deployed over the course of the conflict; 7 000 Canadians served in Korea following the end of active conflict in 1953, and all Canadian military personnel withdrew by 1957.
First Aid is a broad term that refers to aid or treatment of the sick or injured before full medical treatment can be received; First Aid kits are designed to provide easy access to a variety of medical materials for fast treatment of minor wounds or to stabilize more serious conditions before additional treatment; these skills are especially vital in military situations where quick response to trauma and injuries is vital.
Rectangular paper semi-gloss monochrome photograph of Major Allan Manchester Davidson on right and Major Bob Hetherington on left speaking with Yugoslav officer 2nd Lieutenant Behosja Orlovio; Orlavio is patient laying on bed while surgeon Major Davidson and anesthetist Major Hetherington sit at hi…
Rectangular paper semi-gloss monochrome photograph of Major Allan Manchester Davidson on right and Major Bob Hetherington on left speaking with Yugoslav officer 2nd Lieutenant Behosja Orlovio; Orlavio is patient laying on bed while surgeon Major Davidson and anesthetist Major Hetherington sit at his bedside; hand written note and maple leaf stamp appear on back; photograph taken in Egypt at the United Nations Hospital Middle East in 1957.
Number Of Parts
1
Provenance
Belonged to donor; photograph of donor's father, Lieutenant Colonel Allan M. Davidson, taken at United Nations Hospital Middle East in 1957.
Lt. Col. Davidson (then Major) served in Egypt/Gaza Strip in 1957 and the photograph appeared in the Winnipeg Free Press on July 6, 1957
Material
paper: cream
ink: black
graphite: grey
Inscriptions
Hand written on back in black ink: “ON RIGHT - // ALLAN MANCHESTER DAVIDSON // JAN 24 – 1923 – APR. 11 – 1977 // IN THIS PICTURE ALLAN WAS SERVING // WITH THE ROYAL CAN. MEDICAL CORP // KOREA IN 1952 AS COMMANDING // OFFICER SURGICAL SPECIALIST OF CAN // FIELD SURGICAL TEAM.”; hand written on back in graphite: “ME 331”
Permanent Location
Storage Room 2005
2005-2-3 Box 10
Length
32.4 cm
Width
25.0 cm
Unit Of Measure
centimeters
Condition Remarks
Minor warping and cockling/buckling of substrate, especially along edges; minor creases and scratches all over; minor fading all over; large stain on proper right side of back
Copy Type
original
Reference Types
Documents
Document
Website
Reference Comments
Donor file (018.014)
Winnipeg Free Press, July 6, 1957.
"The Canadian Armed Forces in Egypt." Veterans Affairs Canada, Government of Canada, 2019. Accessed 11 July 2019.
Research Facts
Lieutenant Colonel Allan M. Davidson was a medical officer in the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps; Lt. Col. Davidson had a distinguished military and medical career, holding chief and head surgical positions at several hospitals in Canada and around the world; in addition to his service in Korea, Lt. Col. Davidson was also posted to Japan; he served in Egypt at the United Nations Hospital Middle East in 1957, the Gaza Strip, and represented the Surgeon General as Canadian Forces Medical Liaison Officer with The Surgeon General U. S. Army in Washington D. C. from 1962 to 1964; Lt. Col. Davidson retired from the military in 1970 and entered civilian practice in Peterborough, Ontario.
A hand written note on the back of the photograph claims it was taken in 1952 in Korea, however a newspaper article featuring a copy of the photograph appeared in the Winnipeg Free Press on July 6, 1957; the caption accompanying photograph in the Winnipeg Free Press states that the photograph depicts Davidson, then a Major, and Major Hetherington speaking to Yugoslav 2nd Lieutenant Behosja Orlavio following an operation at a Canadian Base hospital in Egypt in 1957; Orlavio was severely wounded by a mine explosion.
Canadian Forces and other U. N. peacekeeping forces were deployed to Egypt and the Gaza Strip following conflict in the region over control of the Suez Canal; Egypt achieved independence following the Second World War, but the British and French still controlled the Suez Canal; in 1956, Egypt forcibly took control of the Canal, prompting Great Britain, France, and Israel to respond militarily; the global response to the Suez Crisis was the first major U. N. peacekeeping mission in history, which is seen as the beginning of modern international peacekeeping; future Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson, then Minister of External Affiars, was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his role in organizing the peacekeeping mission; Egypt and the Gaza Strip remained a hot spot for conflict in the decades following the Suez Crisis.
Rectangular paper glossy monochrome photograph of Major Allan Manchester Davidson performing operation on patient’s hand in military operating room; Major Davidson is wearing surgical mask and is seated in centre with anesthetist to his left wearing surgical mask and holding anesthesia mask to pati…
Rectangular paper glossy monochrome photograph of Major Allan Manchester Davidson performing operation on patient’s hand in military operating room; Major Davidson is wearing surgical mask and is seated in centre with anesthetist to his left wearing surgical mask and holding anesthesia mask to patient’s mouth; two additional personnel wearing surgical masks and caps standing to Major Davidson’s right; all are wearing military uniforms; hand written notes and maple leaf stamp appear on back; photograph taken in Egypt at the United Nations Hospital Middle East in 1957.
Number Of Parts
1
Provenance
Belonged to donor; photograph of donor's father, Lieutenant Colonel Allan M. Davidson, taken at United Nations Hospital Middle East in 1957.
Lt. Col. Davidson (then Major) served in Egypt/Gaza Strip in 1957; hand written date on back September 16/57
Material
paper: cream, white
ink: black, blue
Inscriptions
Hand written on back in blue ink: “Sep 16/57 // 4 x 5 ½ // Surgeon At Work”; hand written in black ink: “Major Allan M. Davidson, Surgeon // United Nations Hospital Middle East (Egypt)”; stamped in black ink: “ME822”
Permanent Location
Storage Room 2005
2005-2-3 Box 10
Length
21.0 cm
Width
16.8 cm
Unit Of Measure
centimeters
Condition Remarks
Minor warping of substrate; minor soiling all over back
Copy Type
original
Reference Types
Documents
Website
Reference Comments
Donor file (018.014)
"The Canadian Armed Forces in Egypt." Veterans Affairs Canada, Government of Canada, 2019. Accessed 11 July 2019.
Research Facts
Lieutenant Colonel Allan M. Davidson was a medical officer in the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps; Lt. Col. Davidson had a distinguished military and medical career, holding chief and head surgical positions at several hospitals in Canada and around the world; in addition to his service in Korea, Lt. Col. Davidson was also posted to Japan; he served in Egypt at the United Nations Hospital Middle East in 1957, the Gaza Strip, and represented the Surgeon General as Canadian Forces Medical Liaison Officer with The Surgeon General U. S. Army in Washington D. C. from 1962 to 1964; Lt. Col. Davidson retired from the military in 1970 and entered civilian practice in Peterborough, Ontario.
A hand written note on the back of the photograph states it was taken in 1957 at the United Nations Hospital Middle East (Egypt). Canadian Forces and other U. N. peacekeeping forces were deployed to Egypt and the Gaza Strip following conflict in the region over control of the Suez Canal; Egypt achieved independence following the Second World War, but the British and French still controlled the Suez Canal; in 1956, Egypt forcibly took control of the Canal, prompting Great Britain, France, and Israel to respond militarily; the global response to the Suez Crisis was the first major U. N. peacekeeping mission in history, which is seen as the beginning of modern international peacekeeping; medical support was one of the major Canadian contributions; future Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson, then Minister of External Affiars, was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his role in organizing the peacekeeping mission; Egypt and the Gaza Strip remained a hot spot for conflict in the decades following the Suez Crisis.
University Health Network - Academy of Medicine Collection
Category
Military Medicine
Classification
Military Medicine
Radiotherapy
Accession Number
1938.6.1 a-ba
Description
Rectangular black cloth-covered wooden box with hinged lid containing x52 glass slides showing WWI fractures; three-page inventory identifying the person, date of injuries and some were German prisoners, included inside.
Rectangular black cloth-covered wooden box with hinged lid containing x52 glass slides showing WWI fractures; three-page inventory identifying the person, date of injuries and some were German prisoners, included inside.
Number Of Parts
53
Part Names
a - box - Size: Length 27.0 cm x Width 11.5 cm x Depth 12.4 cm
slides x 52 - Size: Length 8.2 cm x Width 8.2 cm x Depth 0.3 cm
Provenance
Acquired from the Academy of Medicine; previously owned by Dr. Roscoe Graham.
Dates
1914
1918
circa 1914-1918
Material
wood
glass
fabric
Permanent Location
Storage Room 0010
0010-C8-7
Condition Remarks
Slides have a few cracks, noted on inventory list; box needs to be glued