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Actions	Plain mirror Remove from selection Add to selection Object numberHC.J.5.X.9 TitlePlain mirror DescriptionPlain mirror Although a plain mirror with a ball and socket joint was not new, this one incorporates improvements introduced, in the 1860s, by Mr. Keissler (London). The advantages claimed for it were a screw to stabilize the mirror at the desired angle, lightness due to smaller size, thinner glass and mounting and an ivory, instead of a metal, handle. Vide Brit. J. dent. Sci. (1867) Pre-1867. Production date 1867 Production periodNineteenth century, mid Object nameMirror Object categoryDental MaterialIvory Dimensions Height: 12.6 cm Width: 2.5 cm Depth: 0.3 cm

Object numberHC.J.5.X.9

TitlePlain mirror

DescriptionPlain mirror Although a plain mirror with a ball and socket joint was not new, this one incorporates improvements introduced, in the 1860s, by Mr. Keissler (London). The advantages claimed for it were a screw to stabilize the mirror at the desired angle, lightness due to smaller size, thinner glass and mounting and an ivory, instead of a metal, handle. Vide Brit. J. dent. Sci. (1867) Pre-1867.

Production date 1867

Production periodNineteenth century, mid

Object nameMirror

Object categoryDental

MaterialIvory

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