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Wray 64/0.71

Thorium lens developed by Charles G. Wynne for CRT/X-ray use for mass TB screening. Early medical versions marked ’16:1 REDUCING’ to indicate transfer to 16mm film. Later versions seen in different mounts for industrial use.

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