An X-Ray with an Early Crookes Tube Apparatus (Illustration)

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by William J. Morton
published on 18 July 2024

An X-Ray with an Early Crookes Tube Apparatus — Two men taking an X-ray with an early Crookes tube apparatus from the late 1800s.

Illustration from *The X-ray, or Photography of the Invisible and its Value in Surgery* by William J. Morton and Edwin W. Hammer. American Technical Book Company, New York, 1896.

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