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N: 230 |
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Bottle |
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A clear glass water sample bottle commonly used by British polar expeditions in 1939. |
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science and navigation
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Polar regions
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1 |
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A clear glass Kilner bottle with a ceramic top with a rubber seal and metal catch. The base is moulded ''K B Ld' // T'. There is handwritten paper museum label stuck to the side of the bottle reading: '230 Water sample bottle of the type commonly used by all British expeditions at present time (1930-40) // Presented by Brian Roberts'.
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Height: 195mm, diameter: 60mm
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Scott Polar Research Institute
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