Pocket-books on pharmacy, formerly property of Staff-Sergeant J. Howlett, RAMC

Date:
1882-1928
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RAMC/1930
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Comprises:

  • RAMC/1930/1: Thomson's conspectus adapted to the British Pharmacopoeia, 1882.
  • RAMC/1930/2: Prescriber's companion, 1891.
  • RAMC/1930/3: Pharmacopoeia of the Victoria Hospital for Children, 1892.
  • RAMC/1930/4: Prescribing and treatment in the diseases of infants and children, by Philip E. Muskett, 1892.
  • RAMC/1930/5: Posological tables, being a tabular arrangement of all medicines contained in the British Pharmacopoeia, with dose, action and form of administration, 1898.
  • RAMC/1930/6: Haslar Hospital formulae, 1903.
  • RAMC/1930/7: Formulary of the Adelaide Hospital, 1904.
  • RAMC/1930/8: The Pharmaceutical Pocket Book for practitioners and students, 1915.
  • RAMC/1930/9: Memorandum on the treatment of injuries in war, based on experience of the present campaign, 1915.
  • RAMC/1930/10: Wellcome's Pharmacist's Diary, 1927-1928.

    • Publication/Creation

    1882-1928

    Physical description

    1 file (in 2 parts)

    Notes

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

    Copyright note

    No information available on copyright: the position will presumably vary from item to item, with copyright in official documents resting with the RAMC or other government department and that in personal memoirs remaining with the creator, his/her heirs or assigns.

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