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Material relating to the administrative and financial running of the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies. These include their Board of Council minutes; Correpsondence with the British Veterinary Association; the Polish Veterinary School; Practice Cash Books; Invoices; Staff Salaries

Scope and Contents This is a collection of 16 silver and bronze medals which have been awarded by several colleges and societies for a variety of years/sessions, including: Edinburgh Veterinary College: and its medals awarded: 1843-44; 1853; 1856-57 Royal (Dick) Veterinary College: its medals awarded: 1893-94; 1897-98; 1900; 1900-1901; 1901-1902 New Veterinary College: medals awarded:...

Scope and Contents The contents of this original file entitled "Edinburgh University CDA: Faculty of Music, Law, Divinity, Veterinary" consists of general correspondence, sub-committee papers and minutes relating to the implementation of the University of Edinburgh Comprehensive Development Area (1962) and other development works relating to the buildings in the relevant faculties. These include papers relating to three sub-committees of the University Development Committee: the New College, Phase II Project...

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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.

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Two large black-and-white photographs showing students of the Royal (Dick) Veterinary College, dated July 1896 and May 1897. The students' names are not given. Both groups are posing in front of William Dick's statue in the courtyard of the Clyde Street Building, which was used by the College from 1829 to 1916. The 1897 group includes a horse.

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This is a typed essay entitled "The Development of Veterinary Pharmacology in the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies 1952-1970" by Professor F[rank] Alexander.

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University of Edinburgh: development of miscellaneous areas consists of:

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Plans of the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies consists of:

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24 copy architectural drawings (68cm x 99cm) by Reiach and Hall Ltd showing plans for University of Edinburgh Royal Dick School of Veterinary Studies There are a number of plans, elevations, sections and layouts at scales 1/16" to 1', 1:500, and 1/6" to 1', 1/8" to 1'. There is also a perspective view.