Labels, notes, reports

Date:: 1902-1908

Reference:: RAMC/1212/1-3

Part of:: Royal Army Medical Corps Muniments Collection

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Royal Army Medical Corps Muniments CollectionRAMC
- Papers and souvenirs of Major General Thomas Wykes GibbardRAMC/1212
  - Labels, notes, reportsRAMC/1212/1-3

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Labels, notes, reports. Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0). Source: Wellcome Collection.

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RAMC/1212/1: Envelope containing labels from kit used during the South African War (1901), and "Peace" notice from the Bloemfontein Post, 1 June 1902.

RAMC/1212/2: Notes on sanitation in barracks and camps for officers and non-commissioned officers, by Major T. W. Gibbard, RAMC. A digest of a series of lectures by Major Gibbard at Barian Camp, Punjab, India. Printed booklet, one copy in English, one in Urdu, 1906.

RAMC/1212/3: Reports on the vision of school-children, lighting, desks, etc., by Major T.W. Gibbard, Major T. McDermott and Major F. Kiddle, Calcutta, 1908. Printed volume, illustrated with photographs and drawings.

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1902-1908

Physical description

1 file

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Piece-level data moved to item record and piece records flagged for deletion in Sep 2025 by GO

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