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Camp utensils, Tarsau hospital
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Maker: Chalker, Jack
Camp utensils used in the Tarsau hospital on the Thai-Burma Railway. Many of the improvised utensils are constructed from bamboo and other salvaged materials.ART90847
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Cholera tent, Hintok
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Maker: Chalker, Jack
Hintok, - Railway, Far East; prisoners of war camp. Jack Chalker was serving in the Royal Artillery when he was captured at the fall of Singapore. In October 1942 he was in a party sent to Thailand t...ART90844
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Distillery, Nakom Paton
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Maker: Chalker, Jack
The alcohol distillery and vinegar plant at Nakhon Pathom, Burma-Thailand Railway. The tent structure has bamboo framework and there are many containers and jars on the floor. Jack Chalker, serving i...ART90909
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Drip scheme infusion apparatus, Hintok
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Maker: Chalker, Jack
Drip saline infusion apparatus being used to provide a drip to a sick and emaciated patient.ART90927
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851598 Gnr. Hill, E.J. - skin graft foot
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Maker: Chalker, Jack
Two feet, one before and the other after a skin graft. Jack Chalker was serving in the Royal Artillery when he was captured at the fall of Singapore. In October 1942 he was in a party sent to Thaila...ART90899
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Hospital ward, Burma-Thailand railway
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Maker: Griffin, Murray
Gaunt, skeletal figures lying on beds inside a hospital on the Burma-Thailand railway. Griffin's use of light and shade in this work accentuates the physical condition and obvious suffering of the men...ART25104
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Position of ileostomy bottle on a patient
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Maker: Chalker, Jack
Nakom Paton, - Railway, Far EastART90904
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Proctoscomy amoebic dysentery
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Maker: Chalker, Jack
Three keyhole sketches of amoebic dysentery, labelled 1. 'a' and 'b', and 2. 'a'. Amoebic dysentery was an acute disease caused by ingesting contaminated substances and characterised by severe diarrhe...ART90916