067866
Photograph 067866 Second World War, 1939-1945SYDNEY, NSW. 1944-07-28. POLYCENTRIC KNEE JOINTS (SEATED) WHICH ARE USED FOR BELOW THE KNEE AMPUTATIONS. THESE ARTIFICIAL LEGS WERE MANUFACTURED BY THE REPATRIATION ARTIFICIAL LIMB FACTORY.
067867 Accession Number: 067867
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SYDNEY, NSW. 1944-07-28. TYPES OF ARTIFICIAL ARMS MANUFACTURED BY THE REPATRIATION ARTIFICIAL LIMB FACTORY. LEFT TO RIGHT:- 1. ARTIFICIAL ARMS FOR DOUBLE AMPUTATIONS BELOW THE ELBOW SOCKETS, WHICH CAN BE FITTED WITH ANY KIND OF IMPLEMENT. 2. BELOW THE ELBOW DRESS ARM. 3. ELBOW BEARING DRESS ARM. 4. SHOULDER AMPUTATION DRESS ARM, WITH FULL ELBOW CONTROL.
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067867
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