Flame spills
Copper-flame spills in a bag. These paper spills (for a copper flame) come from a 14-drawer cabinet found in the Herschel family home in the 1950s. The contents of this and a similar cabinet seem to suggest that they were used by successive generations of the family to store specimens, material and apparatus for carrying out experiments.
The packaging reads: 'Copper-flame spills (with notes) by ASH /85'
The accompanying notes relate to some chemistry experiments he had been trying out.
The packaging reads: 'Copper-flame spills (with notes) by ASH /85'
The accompanying notes relate to some chemistry experiments he had been trying out.
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