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

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Comprises:
<li>RAMC/1930/1: Thomson's conspectus adapted to the British Pharmacopoeia, 1882.</li>
<li>RAMC/1930/2: Prescriber's companion, 1891.</li>
<li>RAMC/1930/3: Pharmacopoeia of the Victoria Hospital for Children, 1892.</li>
<li>RAMC/1930/4: Prescribing and treatment in the diseases of infants and children, by Philip E. Muskett, 1892.</li>
<li>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.</li>
<li>RAMC/1930/6: Haslar Hospital formulae, 1903.</li>
<li>RAMC/1930/7: Formulary of the Adelaide Hospital, 1904.</li>
<li>RAMC/1930/8: The Pharmaceutical Pocket Book for practitioners and students, 1915.</li>
<li>RAMC/1930/9: Memorandum on the treatment of injuries in war, based on experience of the present campaign, 1915.</li>
<li>RAMC/1930/10: Wellcome's Pharmacist's Diary, 1927-1928.</li>

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

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