The product is a storage box containing 93 microscope slides made of glass, prepared by G. Ardran in the United Kingdom in 1938 and 1939. These slides would be valuable for research or educational purposes, showcasing various samples or specimens for examination under a microscope. The fact that the slides are from the early 1930s adds a historical touch to their significance in the field of microscopy and laboratory work.
These slides are all labelled and dated and appear to show tissue or blood samples
Interestingly the name G Arden throws up some interest when searched on the net.
The names of G Ardan and G M Ardan feature many times on medical web sites, G Ardan as early as 1966 in the journal of neurology , neurosurgery and psychiatry. G M Arden was affiliated to the new stobhill hospital in Glasgow.
The box weighs 1290 gms and measures 280mm by 190mm by 40mm