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Instrument - Cleaning brushes used by Dr Geoff Bishop

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Historical information

These brushes were used to clean cannulae and forceps. Used by Dr Geoff Bishop.

Physical description

Two brushes used for cleaning medical equipment. First brush is made of a tightly braided length of wire, and has an eyelet at of end and 8cm of brush bristles at the other end. The second brush is made of a thin length of metal, the last five centimetres of which have been bent at a right angle to the body of the brush at one end. The opposite end of the second brush is bent at a slight angle and has 5cm of brush bristles attached.

Subjects

Identifier

2025.60

Materials

Metal

Measurements

Length: 40.5 centimetres, Width: 1 centimetres, Depth: 1 centimetres

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Victorian Collections

https://victoriancollections.net.au/items/6938f13752741886958e0f11

Accessed 12 June 2026

This record was last updated 6 months ago

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