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Material relating to the editing of 'Crisis of the democratic intellect', by George Elder Davie
The collection relates to the editing of "Crisis of the democratic intellect", and includes manuscript and typescript, photographs, and promotional material.
Material relating to the French Studies of E. R. Anderson
Material relating to the Mclaren family between 1847 and 1937
Material relating to the Outlook Tower Current Events Club
Material relating to the R L Stevenson Memorial in St Giles, sculpted by Augustus Saint Gaudens
Material relating to the research and interests of Matthew H. Kaufman
The collection of largely off-print and other typescript material, and photographs... is composed of:
1 x folder - photographs of mouse embryos
1 x folder - ts and off-print material on phrenology
1 x folder - off-print material on medical history
1 x folder - off-print material on the mouse embryo
1 x folder - off-print material on other science
Material relating to the study life of Marion Donaldson Wishart (b. 1903)
Two bronze medals - University of Edinburgh: 1927-1928 - Economic Geography - Marion D. Wishart; 1928-1929 - Banking - Marion D. Wishart M.A.
Both medals are in presentation cases: black leatherette, with dark blue inset for medals, and silk-lined hinged lids. The name: Alexander Kirkwood & Son / Medalists / St. James Square / Edinburgh
Material relating to the study of the philosophy of John Macmurray by Louis P. Roy
Material relating to the University studies of James K. Watson
Material relating to the veterinarian, Frederick Kidd
The material is composed of:
- 2 x scrolls or certificates, being: 17 December 1888 - Member of the College of Veterinary Surgery - signed by various individuals; and, 1888-1889 - Edinburgh Veterinary Medical Association - signed by the President, Thomas Wally, the Vice President, J. McFadyean, the Hon. Vice President, A? Baird, the Secretary, C. D. Watkins, and Charles Stevenson the Librarian.
- 1 x notebook of treatments and costs for clients, 1920s to early-1930s.
