Series 7 - Documents - Professional and Academic Certificates
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| Description | Academic, Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons, Medical Associations, Registration and other licences, including Apothecaries, Massage and Nursing. |
Inventory Listing
| MHM00503 |
Certificate of Attendance, for Thomas Stillman
Printed and hand written "ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S HOSPITAL./We hereby certify that/ Mr Thomas Stillman hath diligently attended one course on Forensic Medicine/Session 1846/22 June 1847" and signed "Willm. Baly M.D. " |
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Brief Description Attendance certificate for a lecture course in Forensic Medicine held at St Bartholomew's Hospital, 22 June 1847 History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Supplementary file; Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range c. 1847 Quantity 1 item (43.4 x 27.1 cm) Formats Artefacts or Objects/Realia Inventory Identifier MHM00503 Series 7 |
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| MHM00504 |
Certificate
Printed on (?) "J Holmes Skulp, 18, Long Acre" printed and handwritten "Charing Cross Hospital./hoc Testimonium probe meruit/Dominus Thomas Stillman/ob Curan Diligentiangue in Varius Stadius/persequendis Quoe complectitur Ars Med.../signed B.Golding M..." |
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Brief Description Parchment certificate in Latin, presumably for studies undertaken at Charing Cross Hospital, 6 May 1847. History of Object Materials and Finishes Parchment paper (printed) References Supplementary file; Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range c. 1846 Quantity 1 item (55.8 x 38.9 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00504 Series 7 |
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| MHM00505 |
Certificate: Examination, Thomas Stillman, 1847
Printed and hand written "OPIFERQUE PER ORBEM DICOR/Sawyer & Son, Delin et Sculp./THE COURT OF EXAMINERS, chosen and appointed by the Master Wardens and Assistants of the Society of the Art and Mystery of/Apothecaries of the City of London, in pursuan..." |
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Brief Description Examination certificate awarded to Thomas Stillman, 29 April 1847, proclaiming qualification to practice as an Apothecary, from the Society of the Art and Mystery of Apothecaries of the City of London. Bears coat of arms incorporating two unicorns and a rhinoceros surrounding a slain dragon. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Supplementary file; Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range c. 1847 Quantity 1 item (56.6 x 39.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00505 Series 7 |
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| MHM00506 |
Certificate of Attendance, for Thomas Stillman, 1847
Printed and handwritten "G. Scharf del./Mors ipsa fatetur/Quam miranda hominum sint corpora/THEATRE OF ANATOMY./I certify that Mr Thomas Stillman/hath very diligently attended Six Winter/Courses of my Lectures on Anatomy, Physiology and /Surgery: also..." |
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Brief Description Attendance certificate awarded to Thomas Stillman for courses at the Theatre of Anatomy, School of Medicine, Bloomsbury. Emphasis on drawing of angelic "grim reaper' pointing to the heavenly presence in the hand of dissection and man's knowledge.(?) The certificate is dated 24 June 1847 and is signed by G. W. Dermott from the School of Medicine Bloomsbury, London. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed) and wax. References Supplementary file; Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range c. 1847 Quantity 1 item (55.6 x 38.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00506 Series 7 |
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| MHM00519 |
Certificate, attendance, for Charles John Trood
Printed and handwritten " Fergusson and Mitchell Melb./Melbourne Hospital./these are to Certify that Charles. John. Trood hath/attended the Practice of Surgery/in this Hospital for one year November 26th 1876 to November 26th 1877 as dresser & c/Witne..." |
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Brief Description Attendance certificate awarded to Charles John Trood for surgical training at Melbourne Hospital, 1878. At top of certificate is an illustration of Melbourne Hospital. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue: Supplementary file. Control 519; Previous control MU023/67 Date range c. 1878 Quantity 1 item (41.1 x 32.9 cm) Formats Mounted Photographic Prints Inventory Identifier MHM00519 Series 7 |
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| MHM00520 |
Certificate, attendance, for Charles John Trood
Printed and handwritten: "Melbourne Hospital/Established 1846./Session 1876.77./This is to Certify that Charles John/Trood attended my course of demonstrations on Operative Surgery on/the dead body and that he diligently performed all the minor and ma..." |
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Brief Description Attendance certificate awarded to Charles John Trood for operative surgery at Melbourne Hospital, 1877. Certificate has a drawing of a man with a staff and entwined snake at top. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue; See supplementary file 519. Control 520; Previous control MU023/67 Date range c. 1877 Quantity 1 item (40.3 x 35.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00520 Series 7 |
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| MHM00521 |
Degree, Bachelor of Medicine, University of Melbourne, Charles John Trood
Printed and hand written on 521.1 "To all whom/these - shall come/Greeting/We the Chancellor Vice Chancellor and Council of the University of /Melbourne do hereby testify and declare that/Charles John Trood/was on the sixth day of December in the year..." |
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Brief Description Degree of Bachelor of Medicine from the University of Melbourne awarded to C .J. Trood in 1879. It included a plain tin, concealing (?) a University seal in red wax, attached by a green-blue ribbon. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed), tin, wax and satin. References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue: Control 521; Previous control MU023/67 Date range 11 December 1879? Quantity 3 items (item 1: 60.0 x 37.7 cm; item 2: 0.9 x 10.3 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00521 Series 7 |
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| MHM00522 |
Degree, Bachelor of Surgery, University of Melbourne
Printed and written in ink on 522.1 "To all Whom/these - shall come/Greeting/We the Chancellor Vice/Chancellor and Council of the University of/Melbourne do hereby testify and declare that/Charles John Trood/was on the Third day of April in the year of.." |
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Brief Description Degree of Bachelor of Surgery, from the University of Melbourne, awarded to J. C. Trood in 1880. Attached to the certificate by a blue ribbon is a disc-shaped, flat tin, contain a red wax seal bearing the University insignia. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed), tin, wax and satin. References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue. Control 522; Previous control MU023/67 Date range 20 May 1880 Quantity 3 items (item 1: 59.7 x 37.9 cm; item 2: 1.0 x 10.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00522 Series 7 |
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| MHM00523 |
Degree, Doctor of Medicine, University of Melbourne
Printed and written in ink on 523.1 "to all to whom/these Presents shall come/Greeting/We the Chancellor Vice Chancellor and Council of the University of/Melbourne do hereby testify and declare that Henry Carr/Maudsley - Doctor of Medicine of the Unive.." |
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Brief Description Degree of Doctor of Medicine from the University of Melbourne awarded to Henry Carr Maudsley in 1891. It includes a brown enameled tin attached by a blue ribbon. Includes original envelope. History of Object Degree of Doctor of Medicine ad eundem gradum Materials and Finishes Paper (printed), tin (enameled), wax and satin. References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue. Creator Maudsley, Mrs. E.Control 523; Previous control MU022/67 Date range 6 April 1891 Quantity 4 items (item 1: 58.8 x 38.0 cm; item 2: 1.2 x 10.3 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00523 Series 7 |
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| MHM00531 |
Degree, Doctor of Medicine, University of Melbourne
Printed and hand written in ink "To all to Whom/these Presents shall come/Greeting/We the Chancellor Vice/Chancellor and Council of the University of/Melbourne of hereby testify and declare that/William Mackie Turnball/was on the tenth day of April in..." |
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Brief Description Degree of Doctor of Medicine from the University of Melbourne, awarded to W.M. Turnbull, 20 July 1858. It includes a puce coloured medallion bearing the University insignia, attached to a green ribbon. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed), satin and wax (?) References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue Date range c. 1858 Quantity 2 items (item 1:60.6 x 37.8 cm; item 2: 0.3 x 9.6 cm) Formats Artefacts or Objects/Realia Inventory Identifier MHM00531 Series 7 |
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| MHM00532 |
Degree, Doctor of Medicine, University of Melbourne
Printed and hand written in ink "To all to Whom/these Presents shall come/Greeting/We the Chancellor Vice/Chancellor and Council of the University of/Melbourne do hereby testify and declare that/William Butler Walsh/Doctor of Medicine of the Universit..." |
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Brief Description Degree of Doctor of Medicine from the University of Melbourne awarded to William Butler Walsh, 5 June1882. It includes a flat, circular tin holding a red wax seal attached to an aqua ribbon. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed), tin and wax References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue Creator Walsh, Miss. D.Date range 1882 Quantity 3 items (item 1: 60.6 x 38.4 cm: item 2: 0.9 x 10.4 cm) Formats Artefacts or Objects/Realia Inventory Identifier MHM00532 Series 7 |
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| MHM00534 |
Certificate, attendance, for George T. Teague
Stamped "MELBOURNE HOSPITAL". Printed "Fergusson & Mitchell, Melb./Melbourne Hospital./These are to Certify that George T.Teague hath/duly attended the Practice of Surgery/in this Hospital for one year as Dresser/Witness our Hands this first Day of..." |
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Brief Description Attendance certificate awarded to George Thomas Teague from Melbourne Hospital for dresser in surgery in 1 January 1874. Illustration of Melbourne Hospital at top. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed and embossed). References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue; Correspondence file: Teague, Ken 1982. Date range 1874 Quantity 1 item (41.5 x 32.4 cm) Formats Artefacts or Objects/Realia Inventory Identifier MHM00534 Series 7 |
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| MHM00535 |
Certificate, attendance, for George T. Teague
Stamped "MELBOURNE HOSPITAL". Printed and hand written "Fergusson & Mitchell, Melb./Melbourne Hospital./These are to Certify that George T. Teague hath/duly attended the Practice of Medicine/in this Hospital for one year Last past as clinical clerk/Wi..." |
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Brief Description Attendance certificate from the Melbourne Hospital awarded to George T. Teague. Illustration of the Melbourne Hospital at top of certificate. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed and embossed). References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue; Correspondence file: Teague, Ken 1982. Date range 1874 Quantity 1 item (39.8 x 32.6 cm) Formats Artefacts or Objects/Realia Inventory Identifier MHM00535 Series 7 |
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| MHM00536 |
Degree, Bachelor of Surgery, The University of Melbourne
Printed and hand written in ink "To all to Whom/these Presents shall come/Greeting/We the Chancellor Vice Chancellor and Council of the University of/Melbourne do hereby testify and declare that/George Thomas Teague/was on the nineteenth day of April..." |
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Brief Description Degree of Bachelor of Surgery from the University of Melbourne awarded to George Thomas Teague, 19 April 1879. Includes a flat disc shaped tin holding a wax seal bearing the University insignia. The certificate has a blue satin ribbon for attaching the seal to the certificate. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed) tin, wax and satin. References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue; Correspondence file: Teague, Ken 1982. Date range 1879 Quantity 3 items (item 1: 60.0 x 38.0 cm: item 2: 0.9 x 10.6 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00536 Series 7 |
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| MHM00542 |
Certificate, matriculation, for George T. Teague, 1867
Printed and hand written in ink "The University of Melbourne./The following is correct from the EXAMINATION BOOK of the/University of Melbourne:/MATRICULATION EXAMINATION October Term, 1867/George Thomas Teague/GREEK Not Presented/LATIN Passed/English..." |
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Brief Description The University of Melbourne, Matriculation examination extract certificate for George T. Teague's 1867 results. Presented on off-white paper with watermark and signed by the registrar, 4 October 1872. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed) References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue; Correspondence file: Teague, Ken 1982. Date range 1872 Quantity 1 item (33.1 x 20.3 cm) Formats Artefacts or Objects/Realia Inventory Identifier MHM00542 Series 7 |
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| MHM00543 |
Certificate, attendance, for George T. Teague
Watermark "SWANSTON 1864". Printed and written, "THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE./346. George Thomas Teague/attended, in accordance with the Regulation of the University, Lectures on/(1) Junior Greek (2) Junior Latin (3) Chemistry Minerology/7 Botany (4)..." |
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Brief Description Attendance certificate for lectures at University of Melbourne, attended by George T. Teague in 1870. Light blue certificate dated 10 May 1870. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue; Correspondence file: Teague, Ken 1982. Date range 1870 Quantity 1 item (33.8 x 21.3 cm) Formats Artefacts or Objects/Realia Inventory Identifier MHM00543 Series 7 |
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| MHM00544 |
Certificate, second year Bachelor of Medicine, George T. Teague
Printed and hand written "The University of Melbourne./YEAR CERTIFICATE/346. George Thomas Teague/has completed the Second year of the course for/the degree of Bachelor of medicine/W.P. Wilson President./Oct Term 1870 E. J. a'Beckett Registrar" |
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Brief Description Second year certificate for the course Bachelor of Medicine at the University of Melbourne, for G.T. Teague, 1870. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue; Correspondence file: Teague, Ken 1982. Date range 1870 Quantity 1 item (20.5 x 22.8 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00544 Series 7 |
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| MHM00545 |
Certificate, Practical Pharmacy, for George T. Teague
Watermark "A COWAN & SONS/1864". Printed and handwritten " PRACTICAL PHARMACY*/It is hereby certified that Mr George Thomas Teague/studied Practical Pharmacy under my direction for a period of six/months, from the 5th day of April 1870 to the...." |
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Brief Description Certificate for Practical Pharmacy studied by George Teague over a six month period at Melbourne Hospital, awarded 6 October 1870. Light violet-blue paper. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue; Correspondence file: Teague, Ken 1982. Date range 1864 Quantity 1 item (16.6 x 21.0 cm) Formats Artefacts or Objects/Realia Inventory Identifier MHM00545 Series 7 |
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| MHM00546 |
Certificate, for dissections, George T. Teague, 1870
Partially cut off but readable watermark "1864". Printed and handwritten; THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE DISSECTIONS./I hereby certify that George T. Teague/has completed to y satidgaction sic months of Dissections, commencing/the 1st day of May..." |
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Brief Description Certificate for dissections completed by George T. Teague over a period of six months at the University of Melbourne. Certificate is signed by George B. Halford, 12 October 1870, Professor of Anatomy. Light violet-blue paper. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue; Correspondence file: Teague, Ken 1982. Date range 1864 Quantity 1 item (16.5 x 20.8 cm) Formats Artefacts or Objects/Realia Inventory Identifier MHM00546 Series 7 |
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| MHM00547 |
Certificate, examination, George T. Teague
Printed and handwritten "The University of Melbourne./EXAMINATION CERTIFICATE./at an Ordinary Examination held in the /October term, 1870/346. George Thomas Teague/passed in the following Four Subjects:/1. Structural & Physiological Botany/2. Materia..." |
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Brief Description Examination certificate from the University of Melbourne for G. T. Teague in 1870. Off-white paper. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue; Correspondence file: Teague, Ken 1982. Date range 1870 Quantity 1 item (20.5 x 22.8 cm ) Formats Artefacts or Objects/Realia Inventory Identifier MHM00547 Series 7 |
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| MHM00548 |
Certificate, third year Bachelor of Medicine, George T. Teague
Printed and handwritten "The University of Melbourne./YEAR CERTIFICATE./G. T. Teague has completed the third year of the course for/the degree of M. B./G. B. Halford President./1 Novr. 1872 Registrar" On back written in "Certificate/for the/4th Year/G..." |
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Brief Description Third year certificate for Bachelor of Medicine, University of Melbourne, for George T. Teague, 1 November 1872. Off white paper. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed) References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue; Correspondence file: Teague, Ken 1982. Date range 1872 Quantity 1 item (16.5 x 20.9 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00548 Series 7 |
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| MHM00549 |
Certificate, Surgical Practice, George T. Teague, 1872
Printed and written, "SURGICAL PRACTICE/We hereby certify that George Thomas Teague/attended the Practice of Surgery at the Melbourne Hospital during/twelve months, commencing the 1st day of Jany 1871 and/terminating the 1st day of Jany 1872/Signatur..." |
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Brief Description Surgical Practice certificate for attendance at Melbourne Hospital, awarded to George T. Teague, 5 February 1872. Light violet blue paper. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue; Correspondence file: Teague, Ken 1982. Date range 1872 Quantity 1 item (16.5 x 20.9 cm) Formats Artefacts or Objects/Realia Inventory Identifier MHM00549 Series 7 |
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| MHM00550 |
Certificate, for dissections, George T. Teague, 1871
Partially cut off but readable watermark "1864". Printed and written "THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE./DISSECTIONS I hereby certify that G. Teague/has completed to my satisfaction six months of Dissections, commencing/the 1st day of May 1871 and terminat..." |
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Brief Description Certificate for Dissections, University of Melbourne, awarded to George T. Teague, 20 October 1871. Certificate is signed by George B. Halford, Professor of Anatomy. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Correspondence File: Teague, Ken. 1982; Association File; Supplementary File 542; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1871 Quantity 1 item (16.5 x 20.9 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00550 Series 7 |
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| MHM00551 |
Certificate, for minor operations, George T. Teague, 1871
Printed and written "MINOR OPERATIONS OF SURGERY./IT is hereby certified that George Teague/is able to perform the minor operations of Surgery./Signature, Moloney/House Surgeon to the Melbourne Hospital./Date Oct 21st 1871." |
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Brief Description Certificate for minor operations of surgery by G. T. Teague, awarded 21st Oct 1871. Certificate is signed by Moloney, House Surgeon. Light violet-blue paper. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Correspondence File: Teague, Ken. 1982; Association File; Supplementary File 542; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1871 Quantity 1 item (16.5 x 20.9 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00551 Series 7 |
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| MHM00552 |
Certificate, Examination, for George T. Teague, 1871
Printed and written, "The University of Melbourne./EXAMINATION CERTIFICATE./At an Ordinary Examination held in the/October term, 1871/346, George Thomas Teague/passed in the following Three subjects:/1. General Anatomy Physiology and Pathology/2. Desc..." |
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Brief Description Examination Certificate from University of Melbourne for G. T. Teague, awarded October 1871. Signature of G. B. Halford, President, and E. J. a'Beckett, Registrar. Off-white paper. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Correspondence File: Teague, Ken. 1982; Association File; Supplementary File 542; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1871 Quantity 1 item (20.5 x 22.8 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00552 Series 7 |
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| MHM00553 |
Certificate, 4th year, in Bachelor of Medicine for George T. Teague, 1872
Printed and written, "The University of Melbourne./YEAR CERTIFICATE./George Thomas Teague/has completed the Fourth year of the course for/the degree of Bachelor of Medicine/G. B. Halford President./October term 1872, E. J. a'Beckett Registrar." |
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Brief Description Fourth year certificate in Bachelor of Medicine for G. T. Teague in 1872 from University of Melbourne. Signature of G. B. Halford, President, and E. J. a'Beckett, Registrar. Off-white paper. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Correspondence File: Teague, Ken. 1982; Association File; Supplementary File 542; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1872 Quantity 1 item (20.5 x 22.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00553 Series 7 |
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| MHM00554 |
Certificate, Examination, for George T. Teague, 1872
Printed and written, "The University of Melbourne./EXAMINATION CERTIFICATE./At an Ordinary Examinations held in the/October term 1872/George Thomas Teague/passed in the following three subjects:/1.Theory and Practice of Medicine/2. Obstetric Medicine..." |
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Brief Description Examination Certificate for George T. Teague in 1872 from the University of Melbourne. Off-white paper. Signature of G. B. Halford, President, and E. J. a'Beckett, Registrar. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed) and brass. References Correspondence File: Teague, Ken. 1982; Association File; Supplementary File 542; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1872 Quantity 1 item (20.9 x 22.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00554 Series 7 |
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| MHM00555 |
Certificate, Attendance in Clinical Surgery for George T. Teague, 1872
Papermaker's mark "AC & 1". Printed and written, "CLINICAL SURGERY./IT is hereby certified that George Thomas Teague/duly attended a Course of Clinical Instruction* in Surgery at the Melbourne Hospital during six months, commencing the 1st day of Janu..." |
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Brief Description Attendance certificate in Clinical Surgery for G.T. Teague, awarded 4th July 1872, at Melbourne Hospital, from University of Melbourne. Signature of W. G. Howitt, Surgeon to the Hospital. Light violet-blue paper. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Correspondence File: Teague, Ken. 1982; Association File; Supplementary File 542; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1872 Quantity 1 item (16.4 x 20.8 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00555 Series 7 |
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| MHM00556 |
Certificate for Dissections by George T. Teague, 1872
Printed and written, "THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE./DISSECTIONS./I hereby certify that G. T. Teague/has completed to my satisfaction six months of Dissections commencing/the 1st day of May 1872 and terminating the 31st day/of Octbr 1872 being his third..." |
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Brief Description Certificate for Dissections performed by G. T. Teague, awarded 16 Oct 1872, from University of Melbourne. Signature of G. B. Halford, Professor of Anatomy. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed) References Correspondence File: Teague, Ken. 1982; Association File; Supplementary File 542; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1872 Quantity 1 item (17 x 21.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00556 Series 7 |
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| MHM00557 |
Certificate, Attendance in Medical Practice, for George T. Teague, 1872
Printed and written, "MEDICAL PRACTICE./We hereby certify that George Thomas Teague/attended the Medical Practice of the Melbourne Hospital during/six months commencing the 1st day of July 1872/and terminating the 31st day of Decr 1872/Signatures, Jam..." |
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Brief Description Attendance Certificate in Medical Practice for George T. Teague, awarded 21st March 1873. Signatures of James Robertson, M.D., J.M.___, and James Edward Neild, Physicians to the Hospital. Light violet-blue paper. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed) and brass. References Correspondence File: Teague, Ken. 1982; Association File; Supplementary File 542; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1873 Quantity 1 item (16.6 x 20.9 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00557 Series 7 |
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| MHM00558 |
Certificate, Attendance in Midwifery, G. T. Teague, 1873
Printed and written, "PRACTICE OF A LYING-IN HOSPITAL./IT is hereby certified that George Thomas Teague/attended the Practice of Midwifery at the Melbourne Lying-In Hospital during/three months commencing the First day of January 1873./Signatures, L..." |
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Brief Description Attendance certificate in Midwifery by George T. Teague, awarded 28th April 1873, at Melbourne Lying-In Hospital. Signatures of L. J. Martin, M.D., G.A. ?McMartin, M.D., Physicians to the Hospital, also ?Lance ?Ackl___, M.D., Resident Surgeon. Light violet-blue paper. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Correspondence File: Teague, Ken. 1982; Association File; Supplementary File 542; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1873 Quantity 1 item (16.6 x 20.9) Inventory Identifier MHM00558 Series 7 |
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| MHM00559 |
Certificate, Attendance in Medical Practice by George T. Teague, 1873
Papermaker's mark "A. COWAN & SONS/1864". Printed and written, "MEDICAL PRACTICE./WE hereby certify that George T. Teague/attended the Medical Practice of the Melbourne Hospital during/eleven months commencing the First day of January 1873/and termina..." |
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Brief Description Attendance certificate in Medical Practice by George T. Teague, awarded 28 November 1873, at Melbourne Hospital. Signatures of William ___fie__, James Robertson, M.D., James Edward Neild, Physicians to the Hospital. Light violet-blue paper. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Correspondence File: Teague, Ken. 1982; Association File; Supplementary File 542; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1873 Quantity 1 item (16.6 x 20.9 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00559 Series 7 |
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| MHM00560 |
Certificate, Attendance in Clinical Medicine, for G. T. Teague, 1873
Printed and written, "CLINICAL MEDICINE./IT is hereby certified that George T. Teague/duly attended a Course of Clinical Instruction in Medicine at the Melbourne/Hopsital during 11 (Eleven) months, commencing the First day of January/1873 and terminat..." |
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Brief Description Attendance certificate in Clinical Medicine, for George T. Teague, awarded 28th November 1873, at Melbourne Hospital over eleven months. Signatures of William ?Hearn__, James Roberts, M.D., Physicians to the Hospital. Light violet-blue paper. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Correspondence File: Teague, Ken. 1982; Association File; Supplementary File 542; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1873 Quantity 1 item (16.5 x 20.9 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00560 Series 7 |
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| MHM00562 |
Degree in "Nos Curatores et Chirurgi", for I. Wallace, MDCCXLIV
Printed and written, "Nos Curatores et Chirurgi/NOSOCOMII REGII GLASGUENSIS/Swan Sc/Hoc Scripto testamur honestum juvenum Isaacum Wallace/ in ministerio Chirurgarum hujus nosocomii per menses tres proxime prac/teritos fideliter se exercuisse et in cur..." |
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Brief Description Degree addressed in Latin, for "Nos Curatores et Chirurgi", for Isaacum Wallace on crumpled paper, MDCCCXLIV; in blue cylinder. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1844 Quantity 3 items (item 1: 23.2 x 26.8 cm; items 2 & 3: 39.8 x Ø5.9 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00562 Series 7 |
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| MHM00563 |
Certificate, Medical Registration for C.J. Trood, 1891
In part, printed and written, "MEDICAL REGISTRATION-CERTIFICATE./MEDICAL COUNCIL OFFICE,/299, OXFORD STREET, LONDON, W.;/[Certificate-Number 31893]/August 17 1891./Name./Trood, Charles John/ADDRESS./Prospect House, Lisson Grove/Hawthorn/Melbourne/Aust..." |
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Brief Description Medical Registration Certificate for C.J. Trood, dated August 17, 1891. White paper with orange seal. Signatures of W.J.C. Miller, Registrar, and G.G. Storr, Chief Clerk. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed) and wax. References Supplementary File 519; Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1891 Quantity 1 item (18.9 x 27 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00563 Series 7 |
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| MHM00564 |
Certificate, Admission to Bachelor of Surgery, C.J. Trood
Printed and written, "The University of Melbourne./Mr. Chancellor, Vice-Chancellor and Members of the Council of the/University of Melbourne./I present to you Charles John Trood/as a fit and proper person to be admitted to the Degree of Bachelor of Su..." |
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Brief Description Certificate for admission to Bachelor of Surgery for C.J. Trood, but not dated. Paper has yellow discolouration. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Supplementary File 519; Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Quantity 1 item (19.8 x 20 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00564 Series 7 |
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| MHM00565 |
Certificate, Matriculation Examination for C.J. Trood, 1875
Papermaker's mark, "W KING/ALTON MILL". Printed and written, "The University of Melbourne./MATRICULATION EXAMINATION CERTIFICATE./At a Matriculation Examination held in the/October Term, 1874/Charles John Trood/passed in the following seven subjects:..." |
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Brief Description Matriculation examination certificate for C.J. Trood, awarded 23rd January 1875. Paper has yellow discolouration. Signature of E.J. a'Beckett, Registrar. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Supplementary File 519; Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1875 Quantity 1 item (20.3 x 20.6 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00565 Series 7 |
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| MHM00566 |
Certificate, Matriculation in subject of Latin, C.J. Trood, 1877
Papermaker's mark, "W KING/ALTON MILL". Printed and written, "The University of Melbourne./CERTIFICATE OF LESS THAN SIX SUBJECTS./Whereas by the Regulations of the University, no person is entitled to Matriculate/therein unless he has at one and the s..." |
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Brief Description Certificate for matriculation in the subject of Latin, to C.J. Trood, awarded 17 October 1877. Examination in February Term, 1875. Signature of E.J. a'Beckett, Registrar. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed) References Supplementary File 519; Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range c. 1877 Quantity 1 item (19.1 x 20.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00566 Series 7 |
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| MHM00567 |
Certificate, Matriculation in subject of Greek, C.J. Trood, 1877
Papermaker's mark, "W KING/ALTON MILL". Printed and written, "The University of Melbourne./CERTIFICATE OF LESS THAN SIX SUBJECTS./Whereas by the Regulations of the University, no person is entitled to Matriculate/therein unless he has at one and the s..." |
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Brief Description Certificate for matriculation in the subject of Greek, to C.J. Trood, awarded 17 October 1877. Examination in October Term, 1875. Signature of E.J. a'Beckett, Registrar. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Supplementary File 519; Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range c. 1877 Quantity 1 item (19.1 x 20.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00567 Series 7 |
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| MHM00568 |
Certificate, Registration in Dentistry for C.J. Trood, 1917
Handprinted, "The Dental Board of Victoria,/This is to Testify that/Charles John Trood/M.B., Ch.B./was duly registered by the Dental Board of Victoria on the 27th day of February, 1888 as a/Dentist/qualified to practise Dentistry in the State of Victo..." |
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Brief Description Registration certificate in Dentistry, for C.J. Trood in 1888, dated 21st September 1917. In old postage cylinder and new blue cylinder. Signatures of Alec L. El___, President and Ernest Joske, L.L.B., Registrar. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Supplementary File 519; Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1917 Quantity 4 items (item 1: 47.9 x 32.5 cm; item 2: 34.5 x Ø5.2 cm; items 3 & 4: 35.8 x Ø5.3 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00568 Series 7 |
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| MHM00569 |
Certificate, Registration in Medical Board of Victoria, I. Wallace, 1864
Printed and written, "N.B.-Every Registered Person who changes his residence/is particularly requested to send his new address, as/soon as possible, to the Medical Board. Persons/neglecting this requirement are liable to have their/Names ERASED FROM T..." |
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Brief Description Registration certificate in the Medical Board of Victoria, for Isaac Wallace, dated 10th November 1864. Blue paper, and has insignia of coat of arms with lion and unicorn. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1864 Quantity 1 item (33.5 x 21.9 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00569 Series 7 |
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| MHM00571 |
Diploma, from Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh, for I. Wallace, 1846
Printed and written on front, "Collegium Regium Chirurgorum Curitatis/Edinensis/Hisce literis testatur virum ingeniosum/Isaac Wallace/studiis praescriptis rite peractis examini sese subjecisse;/atque ita ad interrogata de iis respondisce, ut muneri/ta..." |
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Brief Description Diploma from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh to Isaac Wallace, awarded 4th February 1846. Has insignia with medical and academic sages. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1846 Quantity 1 item (41.5 x 30.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00571 Series 7 |
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| MHM00572 |
Degree, Doctor of Medicine for I. Wallace, 1847
Entitled, in ink, "Universis Singulis", signed"Andrew Fyfe, M.D, Med. Profr./Promotor". Ended "Dictum/Regio Collegio aberdonensie/A. R. ?/MDCCCXLVII/D.V.M./Juliie/Frigesimo". Franked "SCOTLAND/31.7.45" and "ABERDEEN/DISTRICT/13.7.47" and "C 3s/12". |
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Brief Description Degree of ?Doctor of Medicine, composed in Latin, for Isaac Wallace, awarded 13 July 1847, from the University of Aberdeen. Seal in open tin suspended from satin ribbons, and degree duly franked. History of Object Materials and Finishes Cardboard (printed), tin (stamped), satin and wax. References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Creator Johnston, Lady JessControl 572; Previous control: MU 019/67. Date range 1847 Quantity 2 items (item 1: 37.6 x 49.6 cm; item 2: 1.2 x Ø5.3 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00572 Series 7 |
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| MHM00573 |
Certificate, Membership in R.C.S., Edinburgh, W.M. Turnbull, 1840
Printed and written, for full text see registration 571. Variations: "Gulielmum Mackie Turnbull", "tertio mensis Novembris", "quadragesimo," and signed, "Ricardus Huie P./Jacobus Pitcairn Gulielmus Brown/Ioannes Gairdu Joannes Campbell/Jacobus Simson..." |
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Brief Description Membership certificate in the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh, for William Mackie Turnbull, awarded 1840, with wax seal on paper. In black metal cylinder. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed and waxed) and tin (painted). References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue. Creator Turnbull, J. Mac N.Date range 1840 Quantity 3 items (item 1: 43.6 x 28.7 cm; item 2 & 3: 33.3 x Ø5.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00573 Series 7 |
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| MHM00574 |
Degree, Doctor of Medicine, Edinburgh, W.M. Turnbull, 1840
Printed and written, with first line "Nos Academiae Jacobi VI SCOTORUM REGIS, QUAE EDINBURGI EST, PRIMARIUS", and with title of his dissertation "On Uterus haemorrhage". Franked "SCOTLAND/29.8.40" and "C 3s/". Signed "Joannis Lee S.J.P. Primarius, Aca..." |
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Brief Description Degree of Doctor of Medicine, Edinburgh, to W.M. Turnbull, awarded 29 August 1840. With seal in small tin formerly attached by the pale green ribbon, and a black cylinder. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed), tin (painted) and satin. References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue. Creator Turnbull, J. Mac N.Date range 1840 Quantity 5 items (item 1: 37.6 x 50 cm; items 2 & 3: 1.6 x Ø5.9 cm; items 4 & 5: 40.6 x Ø6.6 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00574 Series 7 |
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| MHM00575 |
Degree, admission to Doctor of Medicine, Melbourne, J.W.D. Hooper, 1908
On bottom of item 3, scratched, "1883" and "JWH", and on item 4, "JWH". Item 1: Printed and written, "The University of Melbourne./This is to Testify that on the/Fourth day of April in the year/of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and eight/John Will..." |
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Brief Description Degree of admission to Doctor of Medicine for J.W.D. Hooper in 1908, from the University of Melbourne. Dark brown cylinder. History of Object Hooper admitted by Council to Degree on 4 April 1908. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed) and tin (painted). References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 6 July 1908 Quantity 4 items (item 1: 47.6 x 32.6 cm; item 2: [not stated]; items 3 & 4: 33.2 x Ø5.2 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00575 Series 7 |
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| MHM00576 |
Degree, Doctor of Medicine, Durham, J.W.D. Hooper, 1907
Printed and written, "University of Durham./September 1907./We, the Warden, Masters, and Scholars of the University of Durham,/hereby Certify that John William Dunbar Hooper./having complied with all the conditions required by the University, has/been..." |
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Brief Description Degree of Doctor in Medicine for J.W.D. Hooper, awarded September 1907, from University of Durham. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range September 1907 Quantity 1 item (25.3 x 34.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00576 Series 7 |
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| MHM00577 |
Certificate, Registration for additional qualification, J.W.D. Hooper, 1907
Printed and written, entitled "REGISTRATION-CERTIFICATE for ADDITIONAL MEDICAL QUALIFICATION." Certificate numbered "18876". Dated, "Oct. 4 1907," and in part, "NAME./Hooper,/John/William/Dunbar/ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATION./M.D. Univ. Durh.,/1907/DATE OF..." |
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Brief Description Registration certificate for an additional medical qualification for J.W.D. Hooper, awarded 4 October 1907, for Doctor in Medicine from University of Durham. Has orange seal. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1907 Quantity 1 item (18.8 x 23.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00577 Series 7 |
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| MHM00578 |
Certificate, Examination for Midwifery for J.W.D. Hooper, 1883
Printed and written, "Royal College of Physicians,/Edinburgh 27th April 1883/It is hereby certified that/Mr John William Dunbar Hooper/has been duly examined in Midwifery, and/found competent to practise it./President./Secretary." and signed, "George..." |
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Brief Description Examination certificate for Midwifery, for J.W.D. Hooper, awarded 27th April 1883, from Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh. Embossed with insignia. Signatures of George Balfour and John Wyllie. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 27 April 1883 Quantity 1 item (27.5 x 23 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00578 Series 7 |
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| MHM00579 |
Certificate, Examination for Midwifery for John Hooper, 1883
Printed and written, "Surgeons' hall, Edinburgh./27th April 1883/It is hereby certified that Mr John William Dunbar Hooper of Dinapore India/who this day received the Diploma of the/Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh/was duly examined in Midwifery..." |
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Brief Description Examination certificate in Midwifery for J.W.D. Hooper, awarded 27th April 1883, from the Surgeons' Hall, Edinburgh. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 27 April 1883 Quantity 1 item (35 x 27.9 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00579 Series 7 |
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| MHM00580 |
Certificate, Fellowship for B.C.D.G. for J.W.D. Hooper, 1930
Printed and signed, "BRITISH COLLEGE/of/OBSTETRICIANS and GYNAECOLOGISTS./This is to certify that/John William Dunbar Hooper/has been admitted to/Foundation Fellow/of the College./W. Blair Bell. President./T. Watts Eden, Chairman Examination Committee..." |
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Brief Description Fellowship certificate for J.W.D. Hooper, awarded 2nd April 1930, for admission as Foundation Fellow of the British College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 2 April 1930 Quantity 1 item (30.2 x 40.2 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00580 Series 7 |
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| MHM00581 |
Certificate, Membership for R.C.S., Edinburgh, Hooper, 1883
Printed title "Regium Medicorum/COLLEGIUM/EDINBURGENSE". Signed, "Georgius Gulielmus Balfour, Praeses./Joannes Wyllie, Secretarius." |
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Brief Description Certificate of society membership for J.W.D. Hooper, in Latin, from the Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh. Awarded April 1883. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1883 04 Quantity 1 item (40.4 x 30.3 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00581 Series 7 |
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| MHM00582 |
Certificate, Fellowship for J.W.D. Hooper, 1927
Printed and written, "The College of Surgeons of Australasia/which includes New Zealand./Founded February 5th 1927./No. 80./This is to Certify that John William Dunbar Hooper./of 12 Collins Street. Melbourne./has been duly admitted a Fellow of the Col..." |
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Brief Description Fellowship certificate for J.W.D. Hooper to the College of Surgeons of Australasia, awarded 9th May 1927. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 5 September 1927 Quantity 1 item (24.2 x 33.1 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00582 Series 7 |
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| MHM00583 |
Diploma, in Chirurgy and Pharmacy for J.W.D. Hooper, 1883
Printed headline, "Collegium Regium Chirurgorum Edinense" and signed, "Guls Gumer, Proses./Jacobus D. Gillespie, Robertus__ Laine/?Henricus D. Littlejohn, David Wilson/?Maphus Bell, Petrus Hume MacLaren/Joannes Smith, Joannes Duncan/Alexander G. Mille..." |
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Brief Description Diploma in ?Chirurgy and Pharmacy for J.W.D. Hooper, from Edinburgh, in Latin. Awarded 27th April 1883. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 27 April 1883 Quantity 1 item (40.3 x 30.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00583 Series 7 |
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| MHM00584 |
Certificate, Medical Registration for J.W.D. Hooper, 1885
Printed and written, in part "No. of/Certificate./1202/Date of/Registration./1885/12th March/Name./John William Dunbar/Hooper/Residence./Harrow/Qualifications./Lic. R.C.S. et R.C.P. Edin.: 1883." |
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Brief Description Medical Registration Certificate for J.W.D. Hooper from the Medical Board of Victoria. Awarded 12th March 1885. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 12 March 1885 Quantity 1 item (21.7 x 34 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00584 Series 7 |
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| MHM00587 |
Certificate, to H.M. Hewlett from Scottish Colleges, 1896
Printed, part of script covering all 3 colleges, "PROBATORIM SCOTICAE ID MEDICCINA AC CHURGIA/?CONTUNITE DATA". |
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Brief Description Certificate to H.M. Hewlett from two Edinburgh colleges and Glasgow, dated 1896, and in Latin. Arch and border illustration; in tan-amber cylinder. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association file; Book: Russell, J.F., 1977. Melbourne Medical School 1862-1962 (M.U.P.), p.131; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 16 April 1896 Quantity 3 items (item 1: 42.9 x 55.7 cm; items 2 & 3: 45.9 x Ø4.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00587 Series 7 |
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| MHM00588 |
Certificate, Medical Registration for H.M. Hewlett, 1896
Printed headline, "MEDICAL REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE", dated in ink, "13th November 1896". Personal details on certificate, "No. of/Certificate./2020/Date of/Registration/1896/November 13/Name/Herbert Maunsell/Hewlett/Residence/Nicholson Street,/Fitzro..." |
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Brief Description Medical Registration certificate for H.M. Hewlett, from the Medical Board of Victoria. Awarded 13th November 1896. Pale blue paper; purple seal. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association file; Book: Russell, J.F., 1977. Melbourne Medical School 1862-1962 (M.U.P.); AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 13 November 1896 Quantity 1 item (22.1 x 35 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00588 Series 7 |
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| MHM00589 |
Degree, Bachelor of Surgery for H.M. Hewlett, 1896
Signed in ink, "W.E. Cornwall, M.A., Registrar." |
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Brief Description Degree of Bachelor of Surgery for H.M. Hewlett from the University of Melbourne, awarded 2nd June 1906. Yellow waxed paper. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed and waxed). References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 2 June 1906 Quantity 1 item (47.2 x 32.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00589 Series 7 |
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| MHM00590 |
Certificate, Membership for H.M. Hewlett, 1896
Printed headline, "Regium Medicorum/COLLEGIUM EDINBURGENSE", and signed, "Frances Batty Tuke. Praeses," and "___ Philip, Secretarius." |
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Brief Description Membership certificate for H.M. Hewlett, dated 3rd November 1896, for the Regium Medicorum at Edinburgh. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 3 November 1896 Quantity 1 item (40.2 x 30.2 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00590 Series 7 |
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| MHM00591 |
Degree, Bachelor of Medicine for H.M. Hewlett, 1905
Printed and written, in part, "The Seal of the University affixed/this Sixth day of December 1905." Signed "John Madden, L.L.D.P.A., Chancellor" and "W.E. Cornwall, M.A. Registrar". |
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Brief Description Degree of Bachelor of Medicine for H.M. Hewlett from the University of Melbourne. Awarded 4 December 1905. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association file; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 4 December 1905 Quantity 1 item (47.8 x 32.4 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00591 Series 7 |
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| MHM00592 |
Certificate, Apothecary, for T. Hewlett, 1858
Printed headline, "OPIFERQUE PER ORBEM DICOR". Signed, "Thomas Ansell, Chairman, Robert H. Semper/William Dickinson, Wm G. Thiselton Dyer, Wm P. Broadrubb, Thomas R. Wheeler/Rick H. Roberton, Henry Acorts__ Rowdon/Robert Norton, Stephen H. Ward/T. Per..." |
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Brief Description Apothecary certificate for T. Hewlett, awarded 1858, to practise in the U.K. Insignia at top, being a man atop a dragon, with unicorns at side and hippopotamus above. History of Object Dr Thomas Hewlett was father of H.M. Hewlett; University of Melbourne Collection. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed) and wax. References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 16 September 1858 Quantity 3 items (item 1: 58.6 x 43.7 cm; items 2 & 3: 49.3 x Ø4.1 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00592 Series 7 |
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| MHM00593 |
Certificate, Membership for T.H. Hewlett, 1858
Signed, "Edward Stanley, President/Joseph Henry Freen/James Moncrieff Arnott/Vice Presidents:/Wm Laurence, James Luke/John F. South, Frederic C. Skey/Caesar H. Hawkins, I. Hodgson/Enrolled by Edw. ?Nufout, Sec./Name and Residence of Member./Thomas Hew..." |
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Brief Description Membership certificate for T. Hewlett, dated 1858, to the Royal College of Surgeons of England. Patterned, tawny-coloured background and border, plus insignia of coat of arms supported by two men. History of Object University of Melbourne Collection. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 26 March 1858 Quantity 1 item (55.4 x 37.9 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00593 Series 7 |
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| MHM00594 |
Certificate, letter of certification in dissection for T.H. Hewlett, 1854.
Written in ink, "I hereby certify that/Mr Thomas Hewlett/has thoro'ly and skillfully/dissected the human body/more than twice/?Lumer Holden/Demonstration of Anatomy/St. Bartholomew's Hospl/Jan. 10th 1854" |
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Brief Description Letter of certification for T. Hewlett from Luther Holden, dated 10th January 1854, in dissection at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. History of Object University of Melbourne Collection. Materials and Finishes Paper References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 10 January 1854 Quantity 1 item (20.1 x 16.3 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00594 Series 7 |
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| MHM00595 |
Certificate, letter of certification in Chemistry for T.H. Hewlett, 1857
Printed and written: "St. Bartholomew's Hospital,/I hereby certify/that Mr. Thomas Hewlett/has attended one full course/of practical Chemistry/during the session 1856-7/John Stenhouse" |
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Brief Description Letter of certification for T. Hewlett from John Stenhouse in 1857, in Practical Chemistry at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. History of Object University of Melbourne Collection. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1857 Quantity 1 item (29 x 21.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00595 Series 7 |
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| MHM00596 |
Certificate, letter of certification in Comparative Anatomy, for T.H. Hewlett, 1858
Printed letterhead "St. Bartholomew's Hospital,/I hereby Certify that/Mr" and written in ink "T. Hewlett/attended the Elementary Course/of Lectures on Comparative Anatomy/during the Summer Session/1858./F.M. McWhinnie." |
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Brief Description Letter of certification for T. Hewlett from F.M. McWhinnie, in 1858, in Comparative Anatomy at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. History of Object University of Melbourne Collection Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1858 Quantity 1 item (27.9 x 21.1 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00596 Series 7 |
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| MHM00597 |
Certificate, letter of certification in Operative Surgery, for T.H. Hewlett, 1858
Written in ink, "I hereby certify that Mr Thomas/Hewlett has gopne through a comp-/plete course of operative Surgery, and that/he has himself performed all the operations/on the dead subject with skill and accurayc./Luther Holden./Demonstrator of Oper..." |
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Brief Description Letter of certification for T. Hewlett from Luther Holden, awarded 9th July 1858, in Operative Surgery at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. History of Object University of Melbourne Collection. Materials and Finishes Paper. References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 9 July 1858 Quantity 1 item (22.7 x 18.8 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00597 Series 7 |
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| MHM00598 |
Certificate, letter of certification in Chemistry, for T.H. Hewlett, 1856
Printed letterhead "St. Bartholomew's Hospital." Written in ink, "I hereby certify/that Mr Thomas Hewlett has attended my Course of Lectures/on Chemistry during the session/1855-56./John Stenhouse." |
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Brief Description Letter of certification for T. Hewlett from John Stenhouse in 1856, in Chemistry at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. History of Object University of Melbourne Collection. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1856 Quantity 1 item (29.1 x 21.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00598 Series 7 |
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| MHM00599 |
Certificate, Attendance in Materia Medica and Therapeutics, for T.H. Hewlett, 1858
Printed and written, "St. Bartholomew's Hospital./This is to Certify that Mr Thos. Hewlett/has diligently attended one 3 month Course of/Lectures on Materia Medica and Therapeuticks./April 6 1858." |
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Brief Description Attendance certificate for T. Hewlett from F. Farre, dated 6th April 1858, in Materia Medica and Therapeuticks from St. Bartholomew's Hospital. History of Object University of Melbourne Collection. Materials and Finishes Paper. References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 6 April 1858 Quantity 1 item (41.3 x 27 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00599 Series 7 |
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| MHM00600 |
Certificate for T.H. Hewlett, from St. Bartholomew's Hospital, 1858
Printed and written, "Nosocmoio Regali./Sancti Bartholomaei/Medicinae students ergo interfuit Doms T. Hewlett./per mensium_______ spatium et morborum ibi/tam naturis quam sanandi modis sedluo invigilavit/Londini/et 4 1858" and "Ent' Oct 1856", and sig..." |
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Brief Description Certificate for T. Hewlett from St. Bartholomew's Hospital, dated 1858, and printed in Latin. History of Object University of Melbourne Collection. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1858 Quantity 1 item (41.1 x 25.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00600 Series 7 |
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| MHM00601 |
Certificate, Attendance in Surgery lectures, T.H. Hewlett, 1858
Printed and written, "St Bartholomew's Hospital./I hereby certify that/Mr. Thomas Hewlett/has attended two Courses of my/Lectures on Surgery./Wm. Laurence./London/April 9 1858." |
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Brief Description Attendance certificate in Lectures on Surgery for T.H. Hewlett, dated 9 April 1858, from St Bartholomew's Hospital. Signature of William Laurence. History of Object University of Melbourne Collection. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 9 April 1858 Quantity 1 item (35.2 x 28.2 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00601 Series 7 |
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| MHM00602 |
Certificate for T.H. Hewlett for dresser in surgery, 1858
Printed and written, "SAINT BARTHOLOMEW'S HOSPITAL./The unerdisnged Surgeons/certify that Mr. Thomas Hewlett/has diligently performed the Duties of a Dresser/for a period of nine months. Months./in the Surgical Wards of this Hospital./1858" and signed..." |
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Brief Description Certificate for T. Hewlett in 1858, for performing the duties of Dresser in Surgical Wards at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Signatures of Edward Stanley and E.A. Lloyd. History of Object University of Melbourne Collection. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1858 Quantity 1 item (38 x 27.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00602 Series 7 |
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| MHM00603 |
Certificate, Attendance in anatomy lectures for T.H. Hewlett, 1858
Printed and written, "St Bartholomew's Hospital./I hereby Ceritfy that/Mr. Thomas Hewlett/attended three Courses of my Lectures on Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy./in the years 1855-56 and 1857-8/Frederic C. Skey/St.BH, Apr. 1858." |
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Brief Description Attendance certificate for T. Hewlett in Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy, dated April 1858, at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Signed by Frederick C. Skey. History of Object University of Melbourne Collection. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range April 1858 - April 1858 Quantity 1 item (44.3 x 28.8 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00603 Series 7 |
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| MHM00604 |
Certificate, Attendance in botany, for T.H. Hewlett, 1856
Printed and written, "Warrington & Co. Sc. 27 Strand./St. Bartholomew's Hospital/I hereby certify that Mr Thomas Hewlett/diligently attended one Course/of my Lectures on Botany,/from May 1856 to July 1856" and signed, "W.S. Kirkes, M.D." |
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Brief Description Attendance certificate for T. Hewlett in Botany, dated 1856, at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Signature of W.S. Kirkes, M.D. History of Object University of Melbourne Collection. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1856 Quantity 1 item (48.2 x 30.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00604 Series 7 |
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| MHM00605 |
Certificate, Attendance in physiology, for T.H. Hewlett, 1858
Printed and written, "St. Bartholomew's Hospital/Harwood sc.26, Fenchurch Strt./I hereby Certify that/Mr Thomas Hewlett/attended three Courses of my Lectures/on General & Morbid Anatomy &/Physiology in the years 1855-6-7-8/April 1 1858" and signed, "J..." |
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Brief Description Attendance certificate for T. Hewlett in Physiology dated 1 April 1858, at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Signature of James Paget. History of Object University of Melbourne Collection. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1 April 1858 Quantity 1 item (44.1 x 28.6 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00605 Series 7 |
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| MHM00606 |
Certificate, attendance in forensic medicine, for T.H. Hewlett, 1858
Printed and written, "Mutlow, Sc. 3, York St. Govt. Gardn./ST BARTHOLOMEW'S HOSPITAL./We hereby certify that/Mr Thomas Hewlett/hath duly attended one Course/of Lectures on Forensic Medicine/April 1858/J. Black M.D./Lecturer on Forensic Medicine." |
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Brief Description Attendance certificate for T. Hewlett in Forensic Medicine, dated April 1858, at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Signature of J. Black, M.D., Lecturer in Forensic Medicine. History of Object University of Melbourne Collection. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range April 1858 - April 1858 Quantity 1 item (47.5 x 29.3 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00606 Series 7 |
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| MHM00607 |
Certificate for T.H. Hewlett, 1858
Printed and written, "Engraved by G. Gladwin/NOSOCOMIO REGALI SANCTI BARTHOLOMAEI./Prelectionibus nostris de medicina/habitis assidue interfuit A.D. 1856-7-8/Dominus Thomas Hewlett/In cujus rei Testimonium nomina/et sigilla apposuimus./Londini/A.D. 18..." |
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Brief Description Certificate for T.H. Hewlett dated 1858, from St. Bartholomew's Hospital, in Latin. Signatures of Georgius Burrows, M.D. and Gulielmus Baly, M.D. [Latinised]. History of Object University of Melbourne Collection. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1858 Quantity 1 item (47.8 x 29 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00607 Series 7 |
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| MHM00608 |
Certificate, Attendance in surgery, for T.H. Hewlett, ND
Printed and written, "St. Bartholomew's Hospital./I. Gibbs Arch. W.K. Toms del. Et Sculp./We the Principal Surgeons/of the HOSPITAL Certify that/Mr Thomas Hewlett has diligently/attended ye Practice thereof 36 Months" and signed, "Wm. Lawrence/Edward..." |
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Brief Description Attendance certificate to T. Hewlett in Surgery, not dated, from St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Approximate date taken from papermaker's mark (J. WHATMAN/1853). Signatures of William Lawrence, Edward Stanley, E.A. Lloyd and F.C. Skey. History of Object University of Melbourne Collection. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range c. 1853 Quantity 1 item (49 x 34.4 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00608 Series 7 |
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| MHM00609 |
Certificate, Examination in anatomy, for T.H. Hewlett, 1856
Printed and written, "ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S HOSPITAL/Medical School/After the Annual Examination in the year 1856/this Honorary Certificate of/Proficiency in the Knowledge of/Anatomy./was presented to T. Hewlett./by F.C. Skey, F.R.S./in testimony whereof..." |
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Brief Description Examination certificate for T. Hewlett, for proficiency in Anatomy, dated 1856, from St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Signatures of Medical Officers and Lecturers of the Hospital. History of Object University of Melbourne Collection. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1856 Quantity 1 item (53.8 x 37.4 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00609 Series 7 |
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| MHM00610 |
Certificate, Attendance in Midwifery, 1858
Printed and written, "ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S HOSPITAL/Medical School/These are to Certify that Mr Thomas Hewlett/has attended two courses of Lectures on/Midwifery & the Diseases of Woman & Children./London April 8 1858." and signed, "Charles West." |
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Brief Description Attendance certificate for T. Hewlett, dated 8 April 1858, for T. Hewlett, in Midwifery and the Diseases of Women and Children, at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Signature of Charles West. History of Object University of Melbourne Collection. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 8 April 1858 Quantity 1 item (56.6 x 38.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00610 Series 7 |
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| MHM00611 |
Certificate, Attendance in Eye diseases, for T.H. Hewlett, 1856
Printed and written, "ROYAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL./FOUNDED IN THE YEAR 1804./We certify that Mr Thomas Hewlett hath/been admitted to see the practice of the Medical Directors of this/Hospital for a period of three months whereby/he has had an opp..." |
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Brief Description Attendance certificate for T. Hewlett in Eye diseases, dated 6 October 1857, at Royal London Ophthalmic Hospital. Signatures of James Dixon, George Critchett, W.B. ___man, Alfred ?olam, I.C. Wordsworth and J.F. Streatfeild. History of Object University of Melbourne Collection. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 6 October 1857 Quantity 1 item (51 x 39.6 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00611 Series 7 |
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| MHM00612 |
Cylinder, metal, used to protect degree, T. Hewlett
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Brief Description Metal cylinder used to protect academic degree, used for T. Hewlett. Has partial hinge, and loop for lock; lacks lid. History of Object University of Melbourne Collection. Materials and Finishes Metal (soldered). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range c. 1855 Quantity 1 item (42.9 x Ø8.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00612 Series 7 |
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| MHM00613 |
Certificate, Lying-In Hospital, Dublin, for W.B. Walsh, 1877
Printed headline, "Lying-in-hospital, Dublin". Signed, "Joseph Muller, Sec. & Registrar" and "Low__ A__ PRAEFECTUS/R.D___ Ponefay/Wm H___ ASSESSORES". Moulded in wax of item 2: "NOS COMIUM PUERPERARUM DUBLINIENSIS/A.D. MDCCLVII." |
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Brief Description Certificate for W.B. Walsh in 1877 from the Lying-in Hospital, Dublin, in Latin. Red seal in circular brass tin suspended from red ribbon. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed), satin, wax, brass and cardboard. References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Creator Walsh, Miss. D.Date range 21 March 1877 Quantity 4 items (item 1: 35.7 x 25.1 cm; item 2: [not stated]; item 3 & 4: 1.3 x Ø5.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00613 Series 7 |
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| MHM00614 |
Certificate, R.C.S. Ireland Fellowship, for W.B. Walsh, 1881
Printed headline, "Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland". Franked in purple "BRANCH MEDICAL ?COLLEGE/IRELAND/4. APR. 81". Signed, "A.H. McClintock President/ _____ Vice President/Members of Council/N. Collet, John ?Dink Ison/Rowdon ___, John K. Barton..." |
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Brief Description Fellowship certificate for W.B. Walsh in 1881, from Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland. Emblem with coat of arms at top. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Creator Walsh, Miss. D.Date range 30 March 1881 Quantity 1 item (44.7 x 38 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00614 Series 7 |
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| MHM00615 |
Certificate, R.C.S. Ireland Licentiate for R.B. Walsh, 1876
Printed Headline, "Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland". Printer's mark "Waller & Son, Dublin". Signed, "George H. Kidd President/Robert McDonnall Vice President/Members of Council/N. Collis, Philipp? Sugley/Thoh. ___?Mauther A.H. McClintock/Rowden M..." |
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Brief Description Licentiate certificate for W.B. Walsh in 1876, from the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland. Emblem with seal printed at top. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 11 November 1876 Quantity 1 item (55 x 37.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00615 Series 7 |
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| MHM00616 |
Certificate, Medical Registration for W.B. Walsh in 1881, Victoria
Printed headline, "MEDICAL REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE." In part, printed and written, "Melbourne, 8th July 1881 one/No. of/Certificate./991/Date of/Registration/8th July 1881 Eighty one/Name./William Butler/Walsh/Residence/Melbourne/Qualifications./S.R..." |
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Brief Description Medical Registration Certificate for W.B. Walsh in 1881, from the Medical Board of Victoria; with embossed crimson paper seal. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 8 July 1881 Quantity 1 item (21.6 x 34 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00616 Series 7 |
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| MHM00617 |
Certificate, Attendance at Pathological Society meetings, for W.B. Walsh, 1877
Signed, "Thomas Hayden President". Printed and written, "Pathological Society of Dublin./FOUNDED IN THE YEAR 1838./We certify tat Mr. W.W.B. Walsh/has diligently attended the Meetings of the PATHOLOGICAL/SOCIETY OF DUBLIN, during the Session commencin..." |
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Brief Description Attendance certificate for W.B. Walsh in 1877, for meetings of the Pathological Society of Dublin. Red seal with blue ribbon in white jewellery box. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed), cardboard, wax (moulded) and satin. References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 3 May 1877 Quantity 1 item (29.8 x 21.4 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00617 Series 7 |
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| MHM00618 |
Certificate, Trinity term at Dublin, W.B. Walsh, 1873
Printed and written, "Ingenuus magnaeque spei adolescens/Gulièlmus Butler Walsh/Collegii S.S. et Indiv. Trinitatis juxta Dublin/Alumnus,/In Classe primâ/Literis humaniaeibus feliciter excultis/Honores ordinis secundi adeptus est./Examinatione habita i..." |
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Brief Description Certificate for W.B. Walsh in 1873, for Trinity term at Dublin University. In Latin, with printed border of acanthus leaf design. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1873 Quantity 1 item (37.7 x 27.6 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00618 Series 7 |
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| MHM00619 |
Degree, Doctor in Medicine, for W.B. Walsh, Dublin, 1881
Franked "BRANCH MEDICAL COUNCIL/IRELAND/4. APR. 81". Printed headline, "Omnibus ad quos Praesentes Literae pervenerint Salutem. NOS." Signed "Josephit Gal___/V. Stack___/Gulielmus Robert Proc. Secy./ J.H. ___" and "And S. Hart/Vice praepioritus/praepo..." |
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Brief Description Degree of Doctor in Medicine for W.B. Walsh in 1881, from Dublin University. Wide format with folded bottom edge and embossed cardboard insert in place of ribbon; in Latin. History of Object Materials and Finishes Cardboard and paper (printed). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 4 April 1881 Quantity 1 item (39.1 x 56.4 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00619 Series 7 |
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| MHM00620 |
Degree, Bachelor of Arts for W.B. Walsh, Dublin, 1876
Printed headline, "Omnibus ad quos Praesentes Literae pervenerunt Salutem NOS". Signed, "And S. Hart/Joseph Carson/Gulielmus Robert/J.H. ____" and "H. Lloyd/Praepositry". |
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Brief Description Degree of Bachelor of Arts for W.B. Walsh in 1876, from Dublin University. Wide format with folded bottom edge and embossed cardboard insert in place of ribbon; in Latin. History of Object Materials and Finishes Cardboard (embossed) and paper (printed). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 26 October 1876 Quantity 1 item (38.3 x 56.3 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00620 Series 7 |
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| MHM00621 |
Degree, Bachelor of Medicine, for W.B. Walsh, Dublin, 1877
Printed headline "Omnibus ad quos Praesents Literae pervenerunt Salutem NOS". Franked "BRANCH MEDICAL COUNCIL/IRELAND/24.7.77". Signed "Andw. S. Hart/Joseph Carson/?Leo Longfield, Procurator Secy./V. Stack" and "H. Lloyd/Praeporitry." |
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Brief Description Degree of Bachelor in Medicine for W.B. Walsh, 1877, from Dublin University. Wide format with folded bottom edge and embossed cardboard insert in place of ribbon; in Latin. History of Object Materials and Finishes Cardboard (embossed) and paper (printed). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 28 June 1877 Quantity 1 item (38.3 x 56.3 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00621 Series 7 |
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| MHM00622 |
Certificate, Attendance in Eye and Ear Diseases, for W.B. Walsh, Dublin, 1878
Printed and written in red, black and gold ink, "City of Dublin Hospital,/Upper Baggot Street,/Dublin./This is to certify that/Dr W. Butler Walsh has during the Session 1877 & 1878/attended for six months a complete Course of Lectures/and Clinical Ins..." |
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Brief Description Attendance certificate for W.B. Walsh in 1878, in lectures and clinical instruction on Diseases of the Eye and Ear, from the City of Dublin Hospital. History of Object Came to cataloguer in envelope, registration 632.2. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range 1 May 1878 Quantity 1 item (37.2 x 27.6 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00622 Series 7 |
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| MHM00632 |
Cylinder, black, for academic degree of W.B. Walsh
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Brief Description Black-painted metal cylinder with slide-on cap, used to protect academic degree; associated with W.B. Walsh. History of Object Materials and Finishes Metal (painted). References Association File; AMA Museum Catalogue. Date range c. 1875 Quantity 2 items (item 1: 46.7 x Ø9.2 cm; item 2: 15.7 x Ø9.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00632 Series 7 |
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| MHM00657 |
Book of certificates for degree of M.B. for C.J. Trood, in black cover
Tooled and gilt on leather cover, "UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE/CERTIFICATES FOR THE DEGREE OF/M.B." On first page written in ink, "C.J. Trood." |
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Brief Description Book of certificates for the degree of M.B. for C.J. Trood from the University of Melbourne, in gilt black leather cover. History of Object Materials and Finishes Leather (tooled and gilt), paper (printed). References Association File; see Supplementary File for listing, dates and locations of certificates. Date range 1879 Quantity 1 item (11.1 x 19.5 x 0.1 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00657 Series 7 |
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| MHM00658 |
Certificate, certified copy of Entry of Birth for C.J. Trood, 1855; copy dated 1934
Certificate Number written in ink, "2463". Ink stamped on back "THE AUSTRALIAN PROVINCIAL/ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION LTD./14 SEP. 1936" and written in ink "Noted Att". Papermaker's mark "364/LEDGER/AIR DRIED". |
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Brief Description Certified copy of an Entry of Birth for C.J. Trood, in 1855 on the Island of Guernsey. With orange embossed duty stamps. Copy dated 1934. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed and embossed). References Association File. Date range 27 August 1855 - 7 March 1934 Quantity 1 item (16.2 x 39.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00658 Series 7 |
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| MHM00667 |
Certificate (handwritten copy) for Minor Operations, C.J. Trood, 1877
Written in ink, "Copy. Minor Operations of Surgery/It is hereby certified that Charles John Trood/is able to perform the minor operations/of surgery/signature/John N. Fitzgerald M.B./House Surgeon to the Melbourne Hospital/Date October 4th 1877" |
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Brief Description Copy of certificate for Minor Operations of Surgery, for C.J. Trood from J.N. Fitzgerald, Melbourne Hospital, dated 4th October 1877. Handwritten on light brown lined paper. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association File. Date range 4 October 1877 Quantity 1 item (16.5 x 20.6 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00667 Series 7 |
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| MHM00668 |
Certificate for Minor Operations, for C.J. Trood, 1877
Printed and written, "MINOR OPERATIONS OF SURGERY./IT is hereby certified that Charles John Trood/is able to perform the minor operations of Surgery./Signature, John __ Fitzgerald M.B./House Surgeon to the Melbourne Hospital./Date October 4th 1877" |
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Brief Description Certificate for Minor Operations of Surgery for C.J. Trood, dated 4th October 1877. Signed by J. Fitzgerald. Blue violet paper. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association File. Date range 4 October 1877 Quantity 1 item (16.5 x 20.8 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00668 Series 7 |
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| MHM00669 |
Certificate of matriculation for C.J. Trood, 1875
Printed and written, "The University of Melbourne./This is to Certify/That Charles John Trood/on the thirty first day of March one thousand/eight hundred and seventy five MATRICULATED as/a student in the University of Melbourne, signed his name in the..." |
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Brief Description Certificate of matriculation for C.J. Trood, dated 31st March 1875, from the University of Melbourne. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Association File. Date range 31 March 1875 Quantity 1 item (20 x 21.8 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00669 Series 7 |
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| MHM00894 |
License, to Practice Anatomy, issued to H.B. Allen, 1882
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Brief Description License to Practice Anatomy issued to H.B. Allen dated 18 April 1882, when appointed Professor of Anatomy and Pathology, by the Governor of Victoria. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper, ink and wax. References Creator Allen, Miss B.Date range 18 April 1882 Quantity 1 item (41.4 x 33.3 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00894 Series 7 |
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| MHM00895 |
Certificate, medical registration, for H.B. Allen, 1890
Certificate No. 31111. Inscribed by hand, in columns under headings in ink, "NAME./Allen, Harry Brookes/ADDRESS./University of Melbourne Australia/DATE AND PLACE OF/REGISTRATION/1890/June 11/QUALIFICATIONS./M.D. 1878, Bac/Surg. 1879, Univ/Melbourne." |
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Brief Description Medical registration certificate for H.B. Allen, from the Medical Register in London, Dated 6 November 1890. With waxed red seal. History of Object Allen was the first Australian graduate to be registered in the U.K. Materials and Finishes Paper ink and wax. References Creator Allen, MissesDate range 6 November 1890 Quantity 1 item (18.3 x 26.6 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM00895 Series 7 |
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| MHM01738 |
Certificate of Discharge for E.S.J. King, 1927
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Brief Description Certificate of Discharge for E.S.J. King as Ship's Surgeon on The "Moreton Bay" in 1927 in London. Issued by the Board of Trade. History of Object According to certificate the "Moreton Bay" ship was officially numbered 130169, registered in Brisbane, and had a gross tonnage of 13855 with 1980 horse power. King was engaged on 30 November 1926 in Sydney, and discharged 3 February 1927 in London. His character (ability and general conduct) were rated very good. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Creator King, Mrs. E.S.J.Date range 1927 02 05 Quantity 1 item (19.9 x 13.8 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM01738 Series 7 |
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| MHM01742 |
Certificate: colonial medical registration certificate
Has medical seal attached; signed by Registrar, "Norman C. King". |
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Brief Description Colonial Medical Registration Certificate No. 3499, dated 1927; issued to E.S.J. King, resident of London. History of Object King's address was noted as 45, Hornsey Lane Gardens, London, N.6. His qualifications are listed as M.B., B.S., 1923, University of Melbourne. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Creator King, Mrs. E.S.J.Date range 1927 02 05 Quantity 1 item (20.3 x 27.9 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM01742 Series 7 |
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| MHM01743 |
Certificate: Medical Registration certificate, Victoria, for E.S.J. King
Bears the seal of the Medical Board of Victoria, and has secretary's and President's signatures, "W.J. Attwood" and "A.S. Jaske", respectively. |
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Brief Description Medical Registration Certificate issued by the Medical Board of Victoria in 1923, to E.S.J. King. History of Object King's residence was noted as Alfred Hospital, Prahran. His qualifications were: M.B., B.S. Melb. 1923, M.D. Melb 1926, registered 6.1.27; F.R.C.S. Eng. 1927, registered 3/7/1928. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Creator King, Mrs. E.S.J.Date range 1923 05 03 Quantity 1 item (21.1 x 33.8 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM01743 Series 7 |
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| MHM01744 |
Certificate: N.S.W. Medical Board certificate for E.S.J. King
Signed by President and Members of N.S.W. Medical Board. Embossed with seal of the Board. |
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Brief Description N.S.W. Medical Board Certificate for medical practitioner, No. 4980, issued to E.S.J. King. Undated, but post-1923. Blue and brown print with geometric design for border, on cream. History of Object King's qualification is listed as M.B., Doc. Surg., 1923, University of Melbourne. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Creator King, Mrs. E.S.J.Date range 1923 - Quantity 1 item (20.6 x 31.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM01744 Series 7 |
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| MHM01745 |
Certificate for Fellow of College of Surgeons of Australasia, for E.S.J. King
Signed by the President and Honorary Secretary of the College of Surgeons of Australasia: "T.H. Newland" and "Alan Newton" respectively, and also by King. |
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Brief Description Certificate for Fellow of the College of Surgeons of Australasia, awarded to E.S.J. King in 1929. Certificate number 359. History of Object King's address noted as Spring St., Melbourne. His signature was witnessed by Leslie A. Love. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Creator King, Mrs. E.S.J.Date range 1929 09 07 Quantity 1 item (24.2 x 33.1 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM01745 Series 7 |
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| MHM01746 |
Certificate of appointment to the Forces, for E.S.J. King
Signed, "Gowrie", and also by Registrar of Patents. Embossed seal of Commonwealth Australia. |
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Brief Description Certificate from the Governor-General appointing E.S.K. King to the rank of Honorary Captain in the Reserve Military Forces, dated 1939. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Creator King, Mrs. E.S.J.Date range 1939 08 23 Quantity 1 item (26.9 x 34.4 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM01746 Series 7 |
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| MHM01747 |
Certificate of appointment to the Forces for E.S.J. King
Signed by the Governor-General and Registrar of Patents. Commonwealth seal is embossed. |
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Brief Description Certificate from Governor-General Slim to E.S.J. King, appointing him as Lt. Colonel (Temporary Colonel) of the Active Citizen Military Forces, dated 1954. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Creator King, Mrs. E.S.J.Date range 1954 09 27 Quantity 1 item (26.8 x 34.3 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM01747 Series 7 |
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| MHM01748 |
Certificate of Fellowship, R.A.C.P. for E.S.J. King, 1949
Bears the embossed seal of the College, and signatures. |
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Brief Description Certificate of Fellowship in the Royal Australasian College of Physicians, for E.S.J. King, dated 1949 and numbered 302. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Creator King, Mrs. E.S.J.Date range 1949 05 26 Quantity 1 item (43.0 x 30.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM01748 Series 7 |
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| MHM01749 |
Certificate of Bachelor of Surgery for E.S.J. King, 1923
Signed by the Registrar. Bears paper seal of the University. |
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Brief Description Certificate of Bachelor of Surgery in the University of Melbourne, awarded to E.S.J. King in 1923. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Creator King, Mrs. E.S.J.Date range 1923 04 21 Quantity 1 item (47.8 x 33.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM01749 Series 7 |
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| MHM01750 |
Certificate of Bachelor of Medicine for E.S.J. King, 1923
Bears the seal of the University. Signed by Chancellor and Registrar. |
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Brief Description Certificate of Bachelor of Medicine in the University of Melbourne, awarded to E.S.J. King in 1923. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Creator King, Mrs. E.S.J.Date range 1923 04 21 Quantity 1 item (47.7 x 32.9 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM01750 Series 7 |
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| MHM01751 |
Certificate of Doctor of Medicine for E.S.K. King, 1927
Bears the paper seal of the University, and signed by Chancellor and Registrar. |
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Brief Description Certificate for the degree of Doctor of Medicine in th eUniversity of Melbourne, awarded to E.S.J. King in 1927. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Creator King, Mrs. E.S.J.Date range 1927 01 10 Quantity 1 item (48.0 x 32.8 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM01751 Series 7 |
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| MHM01752 |
Certificate of Doctor of Science for E.S.J. King, 1933
Bears the seal of the University and signatures of Chancellor and Registrar. |
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Brief Description Certificate for the degree of Doctor of Science, in the University of Melbourne, awarded to E.S.J. King in 1933. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Creator King, Mrs. E.S.J.Date range 1933 04 08 Quantity 1 item (48.0 x 32.9 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM01752 Series 7 |
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| MHM01753 |
Certificate of Master of Surgery for E.S.J. King, 1931
Bears the seal of the University, and signatures of Chancellor and Registrar. |
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Brief Description Certificate for the degree of Master of Surgery, in the University of Melbourne, awarded to E.S.J. King in 1931. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Creator King, Mrs. E.S.J.Date range 1931 04 18 Quantity 1 item (47.2 x 33.2 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM01753 Series 7 |
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| MHM01754 |
Certificate for F.R.C.S. England, for E.S.J. King, 1927
Bears embossed seal of the College. Signed by: V. Warrwn Low, Cuthbert Wallace, C.H. Fagge, L. ?Bath Rawling, H.S. Clogg, T.P. Legg, Graham Simpson, Russell Howard, Gwynne Williams, __Rock Carling, A.E.___ Johnson, Claude Frank __ (Court of Examiners)..." |
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Brief Description Certificate of Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, awarded to E.S.J. Kingin 1927. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Creator King, Mrs. E.S.J.Date range 1927 12 01 Quantity 1 item (64.0 x 45.4 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM01754 Series 7 |
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| MHM02038 |
Certificate or "scroll of recognition" to E.H. Embley
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Brief Description Certificate or "scroll of recognition" to E.H. Embley, awarded posthumously in 1929 from the International Anaesthesia Research Society, for his work in anaesthesia. Calligraphy. History of Object Presented to University of Melbourne to honour Embley's work done there. The Scroll of Recognition is rarely awarded. "Signed" by John H. Evans (Chairman); Emanuel Klaus (Vice-Chairman); F.H. McMechan (Editor-Secretary General). Materials and Finishes Cardboard, paper (printed), satin and cord (metallic). References Book: Russell, K.F., 1966. "The Melbourne Medical School 1862-1962" (MUP), p. 96. Creator International Anaesthesia Research SocietyDate range 1929 09 02 Quantity 1 item (44.0 x 32.0 x 0.4 cm) [closed] Inventory Identifier MHM02038 Series 7 |
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| MHM02085 |
Degree: Certificate of degree of Bachelor of Arts, 1882
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Brief Description Certificate of Degree of Bachelor of Arts in the University of Melbourne, to T.H. Newing in 1882. Includes envelope, plus university wax seal in flat tin attached to base of sheet. History of Object Dates written on degree are at variance; it seems likely T.H. Newing was admitted on the 5th, due to the envelope bearing the date of the 10th; could not be "mailed" on the 10th if awarded on the 15th - unless it was written and signed on the 5th, enveloped on the 10th and given out on the 15th. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed), wax, metal and silk. References Creator Not knownDate range 1882 06 05 Quantity 2 items [item 1: 59.0 x 37.7 cm; item 2: 0.9 x Ø10.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02085 Series 7 |
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| MHM02259 |
Certificate: copy of K. Campbell's Doctor of Laws degree
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Brief Description Copy of certificate of Doctor of Laws degree, awarded to Kate Campbell, 1966, from University of Melbourne. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Creator Crick, Miss. WinifredDate range c. 1970 Quantity 1 item (25.9 x 18.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02259 Series 7 |
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| MHM02262 |
Certificate for Honorary Consulting Physician, K. Campbell, 1979
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Brief Description Certificate for Honorary Consulting Physician to Kate Campbell from the Royal Women's Hospital, granted in 1979 on Kate's 80th birthday. On backing board. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (photographic) and cardboard. References Creator Crick, Miss. WinifredDate range 1979 04 22 Quantity 1 item (31.5 x 22.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02262 Series 7 |
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| MHM02394 |
Certificate of discharge for ship's surgeon
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Brief Description Certificate of Discharge for ship's surgeon C.E.V. Sutherland from the "Hobson's Bay", 1924. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Creator Sutherland, Mrs. Charles E.V.Date range 1924 09 08 Quantity 1 item (16.2 x 21.3 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02394 Series 7 |
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| MHM02396 |
Certificate from Melbourne University Rifles
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Brief Description Certificate from the Melbourne University Rifles to Corporal C.E.V. Sutherland, for promotion to Sergeant, 1916. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Creator Sutherland, Mrs. Charles E.V.Date range 1916 06 21 Quantity 1 item (16.6 x 20.3 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02396 Series 7 |
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| MHM02397 |
Certificate: colonial medical registration certificate, 1922
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Brief Description Colonial medical registration certificate for C.E.V. Sutherland, 1922, from the General Council of Medical Education and Registration of the U.K. History of Object Sutherland's address is noted. His qualifications as listed were M.B., B.S. 1920, University of Melbourne. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed) and wax. References Creator Sutherland, Mrs. Charles E.V.Date range 1922 07 13 Quantity 1 item (19.8 x 27.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02397 Series 7 |
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| MHM02398 |
Certificate: matriculation certificate, University of Melbourne, 1915
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Brief Description Matricluation certificate from the University of Melbourne to C.E.V. Sutherland, 1915. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Creator Sutherland, Mrs. Charles E.V.Date range 1915 03 18 Quantity 1 item (20.4 x 21.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02398 Series 7 |
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| MHM02400 |
Certificate: Medical Registration Certificate, 1920
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Brief Description Medical Registration Certificate for C.E.V. Sutherland, from the Medical Board of Victoria, 1920. History of Object Sutherland was noted as living at "Novar", Dandenong. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Creator Sutherland, Mrs. Charles E.V.Date range 1920 04 20 Quantity 1 item (21.2 x 33.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02400 Series 7 |
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| MHM02421 |
Booklet of certificates for degrees of M.B. and B.S.
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Brief Description Booklet of certificates for the degrees of M.B. and B.S. in the University of Melbourne for C.E.V. Sutherland, from 1918 to 1920. Tooled leather cover. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed), cardboard and leather (tooled). References Creator Sutherland, Mrs. Charles E.V.Date range 1918 - 1920 Quantity 1 item (11.0 x 19.2 x 1.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02421 Series 7 |
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| MHM02456 |
Certificate for ordaining of priest, 1787
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Brief Description Certificate for ordaining of priest in the Church of England, to William Turton, 1787. Includes seal. History of Object University of Melbourne Collection. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed) and wax. References Creator Hamilton, P.M.Date range 1787 12 23 Quantity 1 item (32.0 x 23.1 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02456 Series 7 |
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| MHM02457 |
Certificate of Commission, 1798
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Brief Description Certificate of Commission as Lieutenant in Cardiff Gentlemen and Yeomanry, awarded to William Turton in 1798. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Creator Hamilton, P.M.Date range 1798 06 27 Quantity 1 item (23.3 x 3.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02457 Series 7 |
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| MHM02458 |
Certificate for ordaining of Deacon
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Brief Description Certificate for the ordaining as Deacon in the Churche of England, to William Turton in 1784. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed) and wax. References Creator Hamilton, P.M.Date range 1784 12 19 Quantity 1 item (32.5 x 24.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02458 Series 7 |
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| MHM02459 |
Certificate for licence to practice, 1796
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Brief Description Certificate for licence to practice medicine from the University of Oxford, to William Turton in 1796. With wax seal suspended in tin. History of Object Such a licence was granted to those who obtained the M.B. but did not wish to proceed to M.D. As was the practice of that time, Turton was ordained a priest of the Church of England on 3 December 1787. University of Melbourne Collection. Materials and Finishes Paper, wax and metal. References Creator Hamilton, P.M.Date range 1796 07 16 Quantity 1 item (37.0 x 48.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02459 Series 7 |
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| MHM02463 |
Certificate for medical practitioner, 1854
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Brief Description Certificate for a legally qualified medical practitioner in 1854, from the Medical Board for the Colony of Victoria in N.S.W., to C.T. Mackin. History of Object Mackin was the grandson of William Turton. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References File: Association File: Mackin, Charles Travers - has brief bibliographical details by A.M. Hamilton. Creator Hamilton, P.M.Date range 1854 06 01 Quantity 1 item (30.8 x 21.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02463 Series 7 |
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| MHM02464 |
Certificate for Diploma of Obstetrics, 1841
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Brief Description Certificate for Diploma of Obstetrics from the Lying-In Hospital, Dublin; to C.T. Mackin in 1841; with suspended seal in tin. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed), metal, silk and wax. References Creator Hamilton, P.M.Date range 1841 11 26 Quantity 1 item (35.0 x 20.5 x 1.2 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02464 Series 7 |
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| MHM02465 |
Certificate for Doctor of Medicine, 1841
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Brief Description Certificate for the degree of Doctor of Medicine, from the University of Glasgow, to C.T. Mackin in 1841. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper, metal and wax. References Creator Hamilton, P.M.Date range 1841 04 29 Quantity 1 item (52.5 x 49.5 x 1.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02465 Series 7 |
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| MHM02466 |
Tin: certificate storage tin used by C.T. Mackin
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Brief Description Certificate storage tin used by C.T. Mackin. Hinged flip-top lid, flat rectangular tin with certificate list stuck to side. History of Object Materials and Finishes Metal and paper. References Creator Hamilton, P.M.Date range c. 1840 Quantity 1 item (18.5 x 14.0 x 4.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02466 Series 7 |
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| MHM02467 |
Certificate for profession of Apothecary, 1841
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Brief Description Certificate for the profession of Apothecary, from the Apothecaries' Hall, Dublin, to C.T. Mackin in 1841. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Creator Hamilton, P.M.Date range 1841 10 22 Quantity 1 item (44.5 x 37.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02467 Series 7 |
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| MHM02468 |
Certificate of membership to Royal College of Surgeons, 1840
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Brief Description Certificate of membership in the Royal College of Surgeons, to C.T. Mackin in 1840. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed) and wax. References Creator Hamilton, P.M.Date range 1840 07 17 Quantity 1 item (45.4 x 29.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02468 Series 7 |
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| MHM02469 |
Certificate to practice as Apothecary, 1851
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Brief Description Certificate for the practice of Apothecary from the Apothecaries' Hall (London) to C.T. Mackie in 1851. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed) and wax. References Creator Hamilton, P.M.Date range 1851 02 13 Quantity 1 item (56.0 x 40.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02469 Series 7 |
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| MHM02752 |
Certificate: appointment to surgeon major of Thomas Hewlett, 1877
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Brief Description Certificate appointing Thomas Hewlett in 1877 to Surgeon Major in the Medical Department, Victorian Volunteer Force. Signed by Sir George Ferguson Bowen. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed) and wax. References Creator Currie, Mrs. N.L.Date range 1877 09 17 Quantity 1 item (22.5 x 33.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02752 Series 7 |
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| MHM02758 |
Certificate of Medical Registration in Victoria, 1902
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Brief Description Medical Registration certificate for H.M. Hewlett for 1896, from the Medical Board of Victoria, copied in 1902. History of Object Hewlett's qualifications are listed as follows: L.R.C.P. et R.C.S. Edin. 1896; L.F.P.S. Glas. 1896. His address is noted as [address], Fitzroy. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed and ink). References Creator Currie, Mrs. N.L.Date range 1902 04 25 Quantity 1 item (21.7 x 34.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02758 Series 7 |
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| MHM02759 |
Certificate: Medical school prize, Edinburgh, 1896
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Brief Description Certificate for distinction and second prize in the class of Practice of Medicine, from the School of Medicine, Edinburgh, 1896, to H.M. Hewlett. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed and ink). References Creator Currie, Mrs. N.L.Date range 1896 Quantity 1 item (19.8 x 27.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02759 Series 7 |
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| MHM02774 |
Certificate: Medical School Honours, Edinburgh, 1895
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Brief Description Certificate for first-class honours in Surgery from Edinburgh's School of Medicine's Surgeons' Hall, 1896, awarded to H.M. Hewlett. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Creator Currie, Mrs. N.L.Date range 1896 Quantity 1 item (13.1 x 20.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02774 Series 7 |
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| MHM02775 |
Certificate: Medical School Merit, Edinburgh, 1895
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Brief Description Certificate for merit in Midwifery and Diseases of Women and Children from Edinburgh's School of Medicine, 1895, awarded to H.M. Hewlett. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Creator Currie, Mrs. N.L.Date range 1895 Quantity 1 item (14.4 x 22.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02775 Series 7 |
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| MHM02776 |
Certificate: Medical School Merit, Edinburgh, 1895
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Brief Description Certificate for merit in Clincial Surgery from Edinburgh's School of Medicine, 1895, awarded to H.M. Hewlett. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Creator Currie, Mrs. N.L.Date range 1895 Quantity 1 item (14.9 x 23.2 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02776 Series 7 |
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| MHM02777 |
Certificate: Medical School Merit, Edinburgh, 1896
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Brief Description Certificate for merit in Clinical Surgery from Edinburgh's School of Medicine, 1896, awarded to H.M. Hewlett. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Creator Currie, Mrs. N.L.Date range 1896 Quantity 1 item (14.9 x 23.3 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02777 Series 7 |
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| MHM02789 |
Certificate: Australian Red Cross Society certificate, 1919
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Brief Description Certificate awarded to H.M. Hewlett from the Australian Red Cross Society, for his 4½ years of devoted service. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed and ink). References Creator Currie, Mrs. N.L.Date range c. 1919 Quantity 1 item (26.0 x 24.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02789 Series 7 |
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| MHM02814 |
Book: University of Melbourne Certificates for the Degrees of M.B. and B.S., 1909-11
"University of Melbourne/Certificates for the Degrees of/M.B. & B.S." |
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Brief Description This Book of the University of Melbourne Certificates for the Degrees of M.B. and B.S. holds the 35 certificates associated with completing this degree, from the "Certificate of Preliminary Examination for Students in Medicine" to "Certificate of Completion of the Course." The certificates completed in the volume cover Dr. Webster's subjects from 3rd to 5th years (1909-11) of his Medical Degree, although the certificates completed were all signed in 1911. Each page in the volume comprises a different certificate, which lists the subject requirements for completing that component of the Medical Degree. Dr. Reginald Webster later became a well-acclaimed pathologist, working at the Royal Children's Hospital. History of Object This M.B. and B.S. Certificate Book was bestowed on Dr. Reginald Webster when he completed his degree. The volume was located in the process of being thrown out and was forwarded on by another doctor to the museum. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed), leather (binding). References Creator Not knownDate range 1911 Quantity 1 item (19.5 x 11.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02814 Series 7 |
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| MHM02922 |
Certificate: Nurse's Certificate from Alfred Hospital, 1892
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Brief Description Nurse's Certificate from Alfred Hospital training school, 1892, for Mary McKee. Mounted in tooled leather cover. Engraving of Alfred Hospital opposite. History of Object Donor was daughter of Mary McKee, who started training in 1890. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed) and leather (tooled). References File: Correspondence File: Hutton, Mrs. E., 24/1/68. Creator Hutton, Mrs. E.Date range 1892 02 01 Quantity 1 item (31.5 x 23.6 x 0.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02922 Series 7 |
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| MHM02930 |
Certificate: recommendation certificate for W.M. Turnbull
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Brief Description Honorary certificate of recommendation of W.M. Turnbull by P.D. Handyside, Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh. History of Object University of Melbourne Collection. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed and ink). References File: Correspondence File: Turnbull, J. Mac N., 1970/6/8. Creator Turnbull, J. Mac N.Date range 1841 06 24 Quantity 1 item (30.4 x 24.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02930 Series 7 |
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| MHM02969 |
Booklet of certificates for W.R. Fox, 1877-82
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Brief Description Booklet of certificates for W.R. Fox, from the University of Melbourne for the degree of M.B. and Ch.B., 1877-82. History of Object University of Melbourne Collection. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed) and leatherette (tooled and gilt). References Creator Hince, Mr. KennethDate range 1877 - 1882 Quantity 1 item (11.1 x 19.6 x 1.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02969 Series 7 |
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| MHM02972 |
Certificate: medical registration certificate, London, 1883
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Brief Description Medical Registration Certificate issued from London, to Dr. W.R. Fox in 1883. Certificate No. 26214. History of Object Fox's address was noted as [address], Carlton, Melbourne, Australia. Qualifications listed as Luth. Coll. Phys. Edin. 1883 and Luth. Coll. Surg. Edin. 1883. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed and ink). References Creator Hince, Mr. KennethDate range 1883 08 29 Quantity 1 item (18.9 x 30.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02972 Series 7 |
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| MHM02974 |
Certificate: certificate of discharge as ship's surgoen, 1882
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Brief Description Certificate of discharge issued to Dr. W.R. Fox, as surgeon on the "Loch Lomond" during 1882, sailing from Melbourne to London. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed and ink). References Creator Hince, Mr. KennethDate range 1882 09 20 Quantity 1 item (16.3 x 21.8 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02974 Series 7 |
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| MHM02975 |
Certificate: certificate of discharge as ship's surgeon, 1884
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Brief Description Certificate of discharge issued to Dr. W.R. Fox, a surgeon on the "Westmeath", during 1883-84, sailing from London to Sydney. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed and ink). References Creator Hince, Mr. KennethDate range 1884 01 09 Quantity 1 item (14.5 x 21.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02975 Series 7 |
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| MHM02976 |
Certificate: matriculation certificates, University of Melbourne, 1875-78
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Brief Description Collection of certificates for Matriculation at the University of Melbourne, 1875-78, to W.R. Fox. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed and ink). References Creator Hince, Mr. KennethDate range 1875 - 1878 Quantity 5 items ([largest] 20.0 x 21.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02976 Series 7 |
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| MHM02980 |
Certificate: Technical Schools first grade certificates (4)
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Brief Description Technical Schools First Grade Certificate issued to W.G.A. Fox in 1910, from the Working Men's College. Subjects listed as: Engineering Drawing Machines; Applied Mechanics; Algebra; Electricity and Magnetism. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed and ink). References Creator Hince, Mr. KennethDate range c. 1910 Quantity 1 item (16.1 x 19.4 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02980 Series 7 |
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| MHM02981 |
Certificate: attendance certificate, Working Men's College
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Brief Description Attendance certificate from the Working Men's College issued to W.G.A. Fox in 1912, for the Diploma Course for Mechanical Engineering. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed and ink). References Creator Hince, Mr. KennethDate range 1912 09 17 Quantity 1 item (21.0 x 17.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02981 Series 7 |
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| MHM02982 |
Certificate: Australian Imperial Force certificate, 1917
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Brief Description Australian Imperial Force certificate issued to W.G.A. Fox in 1917, for the Engineer Officers' Training School in Roseville, N.S.W. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed and ink). References Creator Hince, Mr. KennethDate range 1917 04 20 Quantity 1 item (22.5 x 21.6 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02982 Series 7 |
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| MHM02983 |
Certificate: Junior Public Examination, University of Melbourne, 1908-12 (3)
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Brief Description Three certificates for the Junior Public Examination at the University of Melbourne, 1908-1912, issued to W.G.A. Fox. Subjects include: (.1) Algebra, Physics, Distinction in Arithmetic; (.2) English, Arithmetic, Algebra, Phsyics, French, Drawing; (.3) Geometry. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed and ink). References Creator Hince, Mr. KennethDate range 1908 - 1912 Quantity 1 item (31.2 x 21.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM02983 Series 7 |
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| MHM03239 |
Certificate: booklet of certificates, awarded to R.A.A. Manly, 1884-89
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Brief Description Leather-bound booklet containing certificates for the degree of M.B., awarded to R.A.A. Manly in the 1880s. History of Object Also see son's and grandson's booklets, registration numbers 3240 and 3241 respectively. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed and ink) and leather (tooled). References See also registration numbers 3240 and 3241. Creator Manly, Dr. G.Date range 1884 - 1889 Quantity 1 item (11.0 x 19.5 x 0.1 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03239 Series 7 |
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| MHM03240 |
Certificate: booklet of certificates, awarded to R.A. Manly, 1914-15
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Brief Description Leather-bound booklet containing certificates for the degrees of M.B. and B.S., awarded to R.A. Manly, 1914-15. History of Object Also see father's and son's booklets, registration numbers 3239 and 3241 respectively. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed and ink) and leather (tooled). References See also registration numbers 3239 and 3241. Creator Manly, Dr. G.Date range 1914 - 1915 Quantity 1 item (11.0 x 19.5 x 1.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03240 Series 7 |
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| MHM03241 |
Certificate: cloth booklet of certificates, awarded to G. Manly, 1946
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Brief Description Cloth-bound booklet containing certificates for the degrees of M.B. and B.S., awarded to G.A. Manly, 1942-46. History of Object Also see grandfather's and father's booklets, registration numbers 3239 and 3240 respectively. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed and ink), cloth (impregnated) and cardboard. References See also registration numbers 3239 and 3240. Creator Manly, Dr. G.Date range 1942 - 1946 Quantity 1 item (11.0 x 19.0 x 1.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03241 Series 7 |
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| MHM03242 |
Certificate: Bachelor of Surgery certificate, awarded to R. Manly, 1890
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Brief Description Certificate for the degree of Bachelor of Surgery, awarded to R.A.A. Manly, 1890. History of Object Materials and Finishes Paper (printed, ink and waxed), satin, metal (painted) and wax. References Creator Manly, Dr. G.Date range 1890 Quantity 2 items (item 1 [certificate]: 57.0 x 37.0 cm; item 2 [seal tin]: 1.4 x Ø10.3 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03242 Series 7 |
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| MHM03282 |
Certificate: booklet of certificates for degrees of M.B. and B.S.
Gold print on cover, "UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE/CERTIFICATES FOR THE DEGREES OF/M.B. & B.S." |
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Brief Description Booklet of certificates for degrees of M.B. and B.S., University of Melbourne. Leather cover. History of Object Owned by Dr. M.L. Williams. Not all certificates are completed. Materials and Finishes Paper and leather. References Creator Humphries, L.Date range - 1908 Quantity 1 item (19.2 x 10.8 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03282 Series 7 |
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| MHM03328 |
Certificate: Certificate of Life Governor, awarded to Felix Meyer, 1918
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Brief Description Certificate of Life Governor from the Women's Hospital, awarded to Felix Meyer in 1918. History of Object Signed by A. Brennan and M. Johnson. University of Melbourne Collection. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed and ink). References File: Correspondence file. University of Melbourne Archives, letters dated 7/5/1975 and 14/5/1975. Creator Meyer, (Mrs.)Date range 1918 08 02 Quantity 1 item (33.6 x 25.1 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03328 Series 7 |
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| MHM03640 |
Booklet: certificate booklet for degrees of M.B. and B.S.
Stamped in gold on front cover, "UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE/CERTIFICATES FOR THE DEGREES OF/M.B. & B.S." |
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Brief Description University of Melbourne booklet of certificates for the degrees of M.B. and B.S. History of Object Owned by Dr. Isabella Phillips (graduated 1916). Materials and Finishes Paper (printed). References Creator Trevaks, DavidDate range - 1912 Quantity 1 item (19.3 x 10.9 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03640 Series 7 |
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| MHM03699 |
Certificate: book of certificates for the Bachelor of Medicine, belonging to Dr. A. Joske, 1881-2
"University of Melbourne Certificates for the Degree of M.B." |
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Brief Description Certificate book for the Bachelor of Medicine degree at the University of Melbourne, belonging to Alexander Sydney Joske. Each certificate within the volume was signed upon the completion of each subject and preliminary exams for the degree. The certificate book was not compiled after November 1882, except for three handwritten certificates, written in the last pages of the volume. History of Object This volume was donated to the Medical History Museum by William Joske, Emeritus Professor of Philosophy and grandson of Alexander Joske. Materials and Finishes Leather, paper (ink and gold embossed). References See Medical Journal of Australia, Nov. 4, 1939, for obituary. Creator Joske, Dr. WilliamDate range 1881 - 1882 Quantity 1 item (19.5 x 11.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03699 Series 7 |
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| MHM03708 |
Certificate: medical registration certificate belonging to Dr. A. Joske, 1884
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Brief Description Alexander Sydney Joske's Medical Registration. Certificate from the Medical Board of Victoria, dated 12/12/1884. The certificate certifies that Alexander Joske received his M.B. Melb. in 1884 and is appended to also include "Ch. B" which were registered on the 7/8/1885. History of Object The certificate was donated to the Medical History Museum by William Joske, Emeritus Professor of Philosophy and grandson of Alexander Joske. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References See Medical Journal of Australia, Nov. 4, 1939 (for obituary). Date range 1884 12 12 - 1885 08 07 Quantity 1 item (33.8 x 21.9 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03708 Series 7 |
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| MHM03709 |
Declaration: Statement of Course Completion for Dr. A. Joske, 1885
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Brief Description Handwritten statement from the Registrar of the University of Melbourne (? E. Decker) certifying that Alexander Sydney Joske had fulfilled the conditions for his Degree of Bachelor of Surgery, on 3rd February 1885. History of Object This document was donated to the Medical History Museum by William Joske, Emeritus Professor of Philosophy and grandson of Alexander Joske. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References See Medical Journal of Australia, Nov 4., 1939 (obituary). Date range 1885 02 23 Quantity 1 item (20.7 x 33.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03709 Series 7 |
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| MHM03735 |
Certificate: Diploma in Ophthalmic Medicine and Surgery for E. Anderson, 1926
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Brief Description Diploma in Ophthalmic Medicine and Surgery from both The Royal College of Physicians of London and the Royal College of Surgeons of England, awarded to Esmé Vivenne Andreeson in 11th February 1926 and signed by the Examiners. The Diploma is glued to a backing board, which is a cheap black and white print most likely used by the framer. The Diploma was encased in a modern wooden frame, which was badly damaged and removed for conservation reasons. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and wood. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1926 02 11 Quantity 1 item (35.5 x 46.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03735 Series 7 |
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| MHM03736 |
Certificate: Royal London Ophthalmic Hospital Certificate of Reference for E. Anderson, 1926
"334" in pencil on the backing board. |
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Brief Description Certificate awarded to Dr. Esmé Vivenne Anderson, from the Royal London Ophthalmic Hospital for her competency, having passed her clinical examination and detailing the duration of her service at the Hospital. The certificate is signed by the Chairman and Committee of Management, and is dated 5/2/1926. The certificate was mounted onto a backing board (now highly acidic) and placed in a modern black wooden frame. The frame was badly damaged and removed for conservation reasons. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and board. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1926 Quantity 1 item (46.0 x 35.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03736 Series 7 |
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| MHM03738 |
Certificate: Melbourne Hospital reference certificate for Dr. C. Roche, 1913
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Brief Description Certificate from the Melbourne Hospital certifying that Dr. Cedric Watson Gray Roche had worked as the Resident Medical Officer for a period of thirteen months and satisfactorily undertaken the duties of the position. The certificate was signed by the Chairman of the Hospital and holds its red paper seal, dated 6th May 1913. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1913 05 06 Quantity 1 item (37.5 x 51.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03738 Series 7 |
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| MHM03739 |
Certificate: Degree of the Doctor of Medicine, University of Melbourne, Dr. C. Roche, 1913
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Brief Description Degree of the Doctor of Medicine, awarded by the University of Melbourne to Dr. Cedric Watson Gray Roche on 23 December 1913. The certificate has the red seal of the University. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Parchment (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1913 12 23 Quantity 1 item (32.5 x 47.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03739 Series 7 |
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| MHM03740 |
Certificate: Degree of the Bachelor of Surgery for Dr. C. Roche, 1912
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Brief Description Degree of Bachelor of Surgery awarded by the University of Melbourne to Dr. Cedric Watson Gray Roche on 2 January 1912. The certificate has the red seal of the University. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Parchment (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1912 01 02 Quantity 1 item (32.5 x 47.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03740 Series 7 |
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| MHM03741 |
Certificate: Degree of Bachelor of Surgery for Dr. A. Anderson, 1915
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Brief Description The Degree of the Bachelor of Surgery awarded by the University of Melbourne to Dr. Archibald Simpson Anderson on 1 April 1915. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1914 04 01 Quantity 1 item (32.5 x 48.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03741 Series 7 |
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| MHM03742 |
Certificate: Matriculation Certificate for Dr. Henry Groves, 1869
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Brief Description University of London Matriculation Certificate for Dr. Henry Groves, dated 3 February 1869. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1869 02 03 Quantity 1 item (38.5 x 27.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03742 Series 7 |
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| MHM03743 |
Certificate: Preliminary Examination to Bachelor of Medicine for Dr. Groves, 1870
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Brief Description University of London certificate awarded to Henry Joseph Firth Groves on 26 October 1870, for passing his Preliminary Scientific Examination for the Degree of the Bachelor of Medicine. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1870 10 26 Quantity 1 item (38.3 x 28.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03743 Series 7 |
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| MHM03744 |
Certificate: NSW Medical Board certificate for working as a practitioner, for Dr. Groves, 1884
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Brief Description Certificate from the New South Wales Medical Board, entitling Dr. Henry Joseph Firth Groves to work as a "Legally Qualified Medical Practitioner." The certificate was issued 12 March 1884. History of Object This item was originally donated to the British Medical Association (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1994 03 12 Quantity 1 item (33.2 x 20.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03744 Series 7 |
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| MHM03745 |
Certificate: University of Oxford Certificate for Junior Candidate, for Dr. Groves, 1863
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Brief Description University of Oxford certificate awarded to Henry Joseph Firth Groves in 1863, for passing the Oxford Local Examination as Junior Candidate. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range c. 1863 Quantity 1 item (20.0 x 13.1 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03745 Series 7 |
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| MHM03746 |
Certificate: Captain of Taree Reserve Corps of Volunteer Infantry Certificate for Dr. Groves, 1885
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Brief Description Certificate signed and authorised by the Governor and Commander-In-Chief of the Colony of New South Wales. Lord Augustus Loftus, to Dr. Henry Groves, appointing him Captain of the Taree Reserve Corps of Volunteer Infantry, on the 14 August 1885. The certificate has its original wax seal. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and wax. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1885 08 14 Quantity 1 item (33.8 x 42.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03746 Series 7 |
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| MHM03747 |
Certificate: Guy's Hospital Surgical Ward Clerk certificate for Dr. Henry Groves, 1869
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Brief Description Certificate from Guy's Hospital, London, certifying that Dr. Henry Groves had worked as a Surgica Ward Clerk and completed satisfactorily the duties of this position. The certificate was issued by the Superintendent on 30 June 1869, and has the wax seal of the hospital. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and wax. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1869 06 30 Quantity 1 item (35.2 x 45.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03747 Series 7 |
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| MHM03748 |
Certifiate: Royal College of Surgeons, England, Dr. Groves, 1873
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Brief Description Certificate admitting Dr. Henry Joseph Firth Groves as a member of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, dated 21 January 1873. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1873 01 21 Quantity 1 item (36.9 x 53.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03748 Series 7 |
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| MHM03749 |
Certificate: qualification to practise as an Apothecary, Dr. Henry Groves, 1873
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Brief Description Certificate of qualification to practise as an Apothecary, issue dto Dr. Henry Joseph Firth Groves on 9 January 1873, by the Court of Examiners of the Society of the Art and Mystery of Apothecaries of the City of London. The certificate has the original wax seal. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and wax. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1873 01 09 Quantity 1 item (40.0 x 60.2 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03749 Series 7 |
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| MHM03750 |
Certificate: Royal College of Physicians, London, Dr. Henry Groves, 1873
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Brief Description Certificate awarding "Qualification to practise Medicine, Surgery and Midwifery", issued to Dr. Henry Groves on the 18 February 1873, by the Royal College of Physicians, London. The certificate has the original leather indented seal of the Royal College of Physicians. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and leather. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1873 02 18 Quantity 1 item (30.2 x 60.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03750 Series 7 |
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| MHM03751 |
Certificate: matriculation certificate, for Dr. Joseph Rutter, 1856
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Brief Description University of London certificate of Matriculation awarded to Joseph Rutter on 6 November 1856. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References File: Association File. Rutter, J. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1856 11 06 Quantity 1 item (38.4 x 27.4 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03751 Series 7 |
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| MHM03752 |
Certificate: University College London Certificate of Anatomy, Dr. Rutter, c.1859
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Brief Description Certificate of attendance at Anatomy lectures and dissection classes, at the University College, London, for Dr. Joseph Rutter, from 1856-1859. The certificate is signed by G. Ellis, the Professor of Anatomy at University College. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References File: Association File. Rutter, J. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range c. 1859 Quantity 1 item (26.5 x 36.2 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03752 Series 7 |
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| MHM03753 |
Certificate: First Examination in Medicine, Dr. Rutter, 1858
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Brief Description University of London certificate awarded to Joseph Rutter for passing his "First Examination in Medicine" in 1858. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References File: Association File. Rutter, J. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range c. 1857 - c. 1858 Quantity 1 item (38.5 x 28.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03753 Series 7 |
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| MHM03755 |
Certificate: qualification to practise as an Apothecary, Dr. J. Rutter, 1861
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Brief Description Certificate of qualification to practise as an Apothecary, awarded to Dr. Joseph Rutter by the Society of the Art and Mystery of Apothecaries of the city of London, on 23 May 1861. The certificate has the original covered wax seal of the Society. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and wax. References File: Association File. Rutter, J. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1861 05 23 Quantity 1 item (43.7 x 58.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03755 Series 7 |
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| MHM03756 |
Certificate: College of Medicine Membership, Dr. J. Rutter, 1868
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Brief Description College of Medicine, London, certificate of membership awarded to Dr. Joseph Rutter on 30 July 1868. The certificate admitting Joseph Rutter as a member of the College is written in Latin and holds the original leather seal. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and leather. References File: Association File. Rutter, J. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1868 07 30 Quantity 1 item (19.3 x 23.2 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03756 Series 7 |
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| MHM03762 |
Form: certification of course attended at University College Hospital, Dr. Rutter, 1862
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Brief Description Certificate form from University College Hospital, stating that Dr. Joseph Rutter attended the "Medicine Practical and Clinical Lectures" at the Hospital from 1 November 1860 to August 1862. History of Object This item was originally donated to the British Medical Association (which later became the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References File: Association File. Rutter, J. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1860 11 - 1862 08 Quantity 1 item (18.8 x 23.8 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03762 Series 7 |
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| MHM03763 |
Letter: certification of course attended, Middlesex Hospital Medical College, Dr. Rutter, 1862
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Brief Description Reference letter from T. Spencer Cobbold, certifying that Dr. Joseph Rutter attended his series of lectures on Zoology and Comparative Anatomy at the Middlesex Hospital Medical College in 1862. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References File: Association File. Rutter, J. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1862 07 18 Quantity 1 item (18.4 x 22.2 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03763 Series 7 |
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| MHM03767 |
Certificate: attendance at University College Hospital, Dr. J. Rutter, 1860
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Brief Description Certificate of attendance at University College Hospital Surgical Practice and clinical lectures (36 months) as well as having worked as a dresser under a Mr. Erichsen for four months. The period of lectures was from 1856 to 1860. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References File: Association File. Rutter, J. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1862 07 03 Quantity 1 item (33.2 x 48.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03767 Series 7 |
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| MHM03768 |
Degree: certificate and envelope for the degree of Doctor of Medicine at the University of London, for Dr. Rutter, 1862
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Brief Description University of London certificate awarding Dr. Joseph Rutter the Degree of Doctor of Medicine and granting him a licence to practise Medicine. The degree is dated 10 December 1862 and is signed by the Registrar, William B. Carpenter. The certificate was enclosed in an original envelope entitled, "Dr. Rutter's Diplomas 15/4/73". History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References File: Association File. Rutter, J. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1862 12 10 Quantity 2 items (item 1 [envelope]: 22.0 x 9.6 cm; item 2 [degree]: 33.9 x 45.9 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03768 Series 7 |
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| MHM03770 |
Diploma: certificate of Diploma of Dermatology, for Dr. J. Rutter, 1864
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Brief Description Vienna Medical School's Diploma of Dermatology, awarded to Dr. Joseph Rutter after nine months of lectures, on 18 March 1864. The certificate is signed "Hebra" for Ferdinand Von Hebra, a world-renowned dermatologist in Vienna. The certificate is written in German. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References File: Association File. Rutter, J. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1864 03 18 Quantity 1 item ([not stated]) Inventory Identifier MHM03770 Series 7 |
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| MHM03772 |
Certificate: Pathology and Paediatrics certificate, Dr. J. Rutter, 1864
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Brief Description Certificate from the University of Vienna certifying that Dr. Joseph Rutter attended lectures regarding Pathology and Therapy of Children's Diseases, in the wards of St. Annenkindspital Hospital and through a special interest in Paediatrics has obtained an extensive theoretical and practical knowledge. The course of lectures was conducted during the semester of 1863-64, and the certificate is dated 18 March 1864. The certificate is written in German. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References File: Association File. Rutter, J. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1864 03 18 Quantity 1 item (37.0 x 22.6 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03772 Series 7 |
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| MHM03773 |
Form: University of Vienna, Student Enrolment form, Dr. J. Rutter, 1863-64
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Brief Description University of Vienna student enrolment form certifying that Joseph Rutter attended the following subjects: Medical Lectures by Professor Oppolzer (10 hours per week); Paediatric Illness lectures by Dr. Widerhofer (5 hours per week); Pathological Anatomy, Dr. Schott (5 hours per week). The student enrolment form which is set in a column format also holds acknowledgment signatures from the lecturers, that Joseph Rutter attended the classes, met each lecturer and paid the tuition fees. The university semester ran from October 1863 to October 1864. The form is written in German. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References File: Association File. Rutter, J. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1863 - 1864 Quantity 1 item (23.8 x 37.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03773 Series 7 |
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| MHM03776 |
Certificate: Royal College of Surgeons Course, Anatomy and Physiology, for Dr. Munro, 1880
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Brief Description Royal College of Surgeons certificate awarded to Hugh Munro for attending a course of lectures on General Anatomy and Physiology and passing the class examination, at Queen's College Birmingham. The certificate is dated 8 June 1880. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association. The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. The original donor of the certificate was a Mr. F. Nuttall, of Edithvale. Mr. Nuttall donated the Dr. Hugh Munro Collection to the A.M.A. in August 1962. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References See Supplementary File. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1880 08 06 Quantity 1 item (20.0 x 13.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03776 Series 7 |
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| MHM03777 |
Certificate: Queen's College Birmingham, Dr. Hugh Munro, 1878
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Brief Description Queen's College, Birmingham, certificate of attendance, awarded to Dr. Hugh Munro, dated 11 October 1878. The lecture series was delivered during 1877-78 and included Anatomy, Chemistry, Physiology, etc. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association. The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. The original donor of the certificate was a Mr. F. Nuttall, of Edithvale. Mr. Nuttall donated the Dr. Hugh Munro Collection to the A.M.A. in August 1962. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References See Supplementary File. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1878 10 11 Quantity 1 item (31.3 x 20.4 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03777 Series 7 |
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| MHM03778 |
Certificate: Assistant Apothecary, Dr. Hugh Munro, 1876
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Brief Description Assistant's Certificate awarded to Hugh Munro on 17 August 1876, by the Society of the Art and Mystery of Apothecaries of the City of London. The certificate enabled Hugh Munro to work as an Assistant Apothecary, under the supervision of a fully qualified Apothecary. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association. The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. The original donor of the certificate was a Mr. F. Nuttall, of Edithvale. Mr. Nuttall donated the Dr. Hugh Munro Collection to the A.M.A. in August 1962. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References See Supplementary File. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1876 08 17 Quantity 1 item ([not stated]) Inventory Identifier MHM03778 Series 7 |
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| MHM03779 |
Certificate: Member of the Pharmaceutical Society, Dr. Munro, 1876
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Brief Description Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain awarded to Dr. Hugh Munro as a qualified Chemist and Druggist, dated 25 October 1876. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association. The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. The original donor of the certificate was a Mr. F. Nuttall, of Edithvale. Mr. Nuttall donated the Dr. Hugh Munro Collection to the A.M.A. in August 1962. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References See Supplementary File. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1876 10 25 Quantity 1 item (27.8 x 37.8 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03779 Series 7 |
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| MHM03780 |
Certificate: copy of British Dental Register entry, Dr. Hugh Munro, 1879
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Brief Description Certified certificate copy of Dr. Hugh Munro entry in the British Dental Register, signed by the Registrar and dated 29 July 1879. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association. The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. The original donor of the certificate was a Mr. F. Nuttall, of Edithvale. Mr. Nuttall donated the Dr. Hugh Munro Collection to the A.M.A. in August 1962. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References See Supplementary File. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1879 07 29 Quantity 1 item (24.0 x 39.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03780 Series 7 |
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| MHM03781 |
Diploma: Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, England, Dr. Munro, 1878
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Brief Description Royal College of Surgeons of England, "Diploma of Member", for Hugh Munro, which records three of the lecture courses he undertook in 1877-78, but was not signed or authorised as an official certification of Membership. The certificate lists all the course qualifications required to become a member of the College of Surgeons and most of the course cateogires (except rhee) were left incomplete. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association. The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. The original donor of the certificate was a Mr. F. Nuttall, of Edithvale. Mr. Nuttall donated the Dr. Hugh Munro Collection to the A.M.A. in August 1962. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and material. References See Supplementary File. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range c. 1878 Quantity 1 item (56.5 x 39.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03781 Series 7 |
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| MHM03782 |
Certificate: Queen's College at Birmingham Public Examination, Dr. Munro, 1878
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Brief Description The Queen's College at Birmingham Certificate of Honour award to Dr. Hugh Munro, for attending the lecture series on Chemistry between 1877-78 and passing the Public Examination with second class honours. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association. The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. The original donor of the certificate was a Mr. F. Nuttall, of Edithvale. Mr. Nuttall donated the Dr. Hugh Munro Collection to the A.M.A. in August 1962. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References See Supplementary File. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1878 Quantity 1 item ([not stated]) Inventory Identifier MHM03782 Series 7 |
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| MHM03783 |
Certificate of Honour for Anatomy, Dr. James Barrett, 1856
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Brief Description Middlesex Hospital Medical School Certificate of Honour awarded to James Barrett for his proficiency in Anatomy during the lecture session of 1855-56. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and plastic. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1856 Quantity 1 item (43.0 x 56.2 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03783 Series 7 |
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| MHM03784 |
Certificate of Honour for Botany, Dr.J. Barrett, 1856
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Brief Description Middlesex Hospital Medical School Certificate of Honour awarded to James Barrett for his proficiency on Botany during the lecture session during 1856. History of Object This item was originally donated to the British Medical Association (which later became the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and plastic. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1856 Quantity 1 item (38.7 x 56.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03784 Series 7 |
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| MHM03785 |
Certificate of Honour for Medical Studies, Dr. J. Barrett, 1857
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Brief Description Middlesex Hospital School of Medicine Certificate of Honour awarded to James Barrett "for the diligence with which he pursued his Medical Studies during the Sessions 1855-6-7". History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and plastic. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1857 Quantity 1 item (32.3 x 40.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03785 Series 7 |
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| MHM03786 |
Certificate: Royal College of Surgeons of England, Midwifery, Dr.Barrett, 1858
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Brief Description Royal College of Surgeons of England certificate qualifying Dr. James Barrett to practise "the Art and Science of Midwifery", dated 21 April 1858. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and plastic. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1858 04 21 Quantity 1 item (33.2 x 41.1 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03786 Series 7 |
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| MHM03787 |
Certificate: qualification to practise as an Apothecary, Dr. James Barrett, 1858
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Brief Description Certificate of qualification to practise as an Apothecary awarded to Dr. James Barrett by the Society of the Art and Mystery of Apothecaries of the City of London on 21 January 1858. The certificate has the original seal of the society. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink), wax and plastic. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1858 01 21 Quantity 1 item ([not stated]) Inventory Identifier MHM03787 Series 7 |
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| MHM03788 |
Certificate of Honour for Midwifery, Dr. James Barrett, 1857
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Brief Description Middlesex Hospital Medical School Certificate of Honour awarded to James Barrett for "his proficiency in Midwifery" during the 1856-57 lecture sessions. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and plastic. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1857 Quantity 1 item (56.6 x 39.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03788 Series 7 |
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| MHM03789 |
Certificate: Royal College of Surgeons, Membership, Dr. J. Barrett, 1858
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Brief Description Royal College of Surgeons of England certificate of membership admitting DR. James Barrett to practise "the Art and Science of Surgery", on the 26 March 1858. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and plastic. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1858 03 26 Quantity 1 item (38.0 x 55.2 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03789 Series 7 |
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| MHM03790 |
Degree: Bachelor of Medicine, University of Melbourne, Dr. A. Anderson, 1915
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Brief Description University of Melbourne Bachelor of Medicine awarded to Dr. Archibald Simpson Anderson on 1 April 1915. The certificate has the original seal (paper) of the University. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References See also registrations number 3741 and 3791 to 3793. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1915 04 01 Quantity 1 item (33.1 x 48.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03790 Series 7 |
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| MHM03791 |
Diploma: Royal College of Physicians and Royal College of Surgeons, Diploma in Ophthalmic Medicine and Surgery, Dr. A. Anderson, 1927
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Brief Description Diploma in Ophthalmic Medicine and Surgery awarded to Dr. Archibald Simpson Anderson on 28 July 1927, by both the Royal College of Physicians of London and the Royal College of Surgeons of England. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References See also registrations number 3741 and 3790 to 3793. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1927 07 28 Quantity 1 item (36.3 x 48.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03791 Series 7 |
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| MHM03792 |
Certificate: Fellowship of the College of Surgeons of Australasia, Dr. A. Anderson, 1930
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Brief Description The College of Surgeons of Australasia Certificate of Fellowship, admitting Dr. Archibald Simpson Anderson as a Fellow, on 24 March 1930. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References See also registrations number 3741 and 3790 to 3793. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1930 03 24 Quantity 1 item ([not stated]) Inventory Identifier MHM03792 Series 7 |
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| MHM03793 |
Certificate: Medical Registration Certificate, Dr. A. Anderson, 1915
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Brief Description Duplicate handwritten copy of Dr. Archibald Simpson Anderson's Medical Registration Certificate, signed by the Secretary and President on 1 May 1918. The original certificate was issued in 25 June 1915, by the Medical Board of Victoria. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References See also registrations number 3741 and 3790 to 3793. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1918 05 01 Quantity 1 item (33.6 x 21.2 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03793 Series 7 |
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| MHM03794 |
Certificate: certification of work as a Resident Medical Officer at the Melbourne Hospital, Dr. William Fitchett, 1919
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Brief Description Certificate from the Melbourne Hospital certifying that Dr. William Henry Fitchett had worked as the Resident Medical Officer for 21 months and had satisfactorily undertaken the the duties of that position. The certificate is signed by the President and Secretary of the Committee of Management and was issued on 21 December 1919. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1919 12 21 Quantity 1 item (38.2 x 51.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03794 Series 7 |
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| MHM03795 |
Certificate: certification of work as a Resident Medical Officer at the Melbourne Hospital, Dr. William Fitchett, 1920
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Brief Description Certificate from the Melbourne Hospital certifying that Dr. William Henry Fitchett had worked as the Resident Medical Officer for 12 months and had satisfactorily undertaken the duties of that position. The certificate was signed by the Chairman of the Committee of Management and dated 1 January 1920. The certificate holds the red paper seal of the hospital. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1920 01 01 Quantity 1 item (38.1 x 51.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03795 Series 7 |
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| MHM03796 |
Degree: Bachelor of Surgery, Dr. William Fitchett, 1918
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Brief Description University of Melbourne Bachelor of Surgery certificate awarded to Dr. William Henry Fitchett on 30 December 1918. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and wax. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1918 12 30 Quantity 1 item (32.2 x 47.8 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03796 Series 7 |
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| MHM03797 |
Degree: Bachelor of Medicine, Dr. William Fitchett, 1918
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Brief Description University of Melbourne Bachelor of Medicine certificate, awarded to Dr. William Fitchett on 30 December 1918. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and wax. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1918 12 30 Quantity 1 item (32.1 x 47.3 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03797 Series 7 |
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| MHM03798 |
Diploma: certificate of Diploma in Public Health, Dr. William Fitchett, 1927
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Brief Description University of Melbourne Diploma in Public Health certificate awarded to Dr. William Fitchett on 19 September 1927. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and wax. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1927 09 19 Quantity 1 item (32.4 x 47.6 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03798 Series 7 |
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| MHM03799 |
Diploma: certificate of Diploma in Diagnostic Radiology, Dr. W. Fitchett, 1936
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Brief Description University of Melbourne Diploma of Diagnostic Radiology awarded to Dr. William Henry Fitchett on 7 September 1936. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and wax. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1936 09 07 Quantity 1 item (32.5 x 47.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03799 Series 7 |
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| MHM03800 |
Degree: Bachelor of Medicine, Dr. Joseph Rutter, 1860
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Brief Description University of London Degree of the Bachelor of Medicine awarded to Dr. Joseph Rutter on 6 December 1860. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References File: Association File. Rutter, J. Date range 1860 12 06 Quantity 1 item (46.6 x 34.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03800 Series 7 |
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| MHM03801 |
Certificate: certification of University College Hospital work experience, Dr. Rutter, 1862
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Brief Description Certificate from the University College Hospital certifying that Dr. Joseph Rutter attended the medical practice and clinical lectures in addition to working as a Clinical Clerk for three months and Physician's Assistant for four months, all between October 1858 and October 1861. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References File: Association File. Rutter, J. Date range 1862 10 04 Quantity 1 item (34.1 x 46.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03801 Series 7 |
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| MHM03802 |
Degree: Bachelor of Medicine, Dr. Cyril Dickson, 1925
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Brief Description University of Melbourne Bachelor of Medicine Degree certificate, awarded to Dr. Cyril Hopetoun Dickson on 2 May 1925. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Vellum (ink). References See also registration numbers 3803 and 3819. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1925 04 02 Quantity 1 item (32.7 x 47.6 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03802 Series 7 |
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| MHM03803 |
Degree: Bachelor of Surgery, Dr. Cyril Dickson, 1925
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Brief Description University of Melbourne Bachelor of Surgery Degree certificate awarded to Dr. Cyril Hopetoun Dickson on 2 May 1925. The certificate has the University's red seal. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Parchment (ink). References See also registration numbers 3802 and 3819. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1925 05 02 Quantity 1 item (48.1 x 33.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03803 Series 7 |
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| MHM03804 |
Certificate: qualification to practise Surgery and Pharmacy, Dr. David Wilke, 1838
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Brief Description Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh, certificate written in Latin, qualifying Dr. David Elliot Wilke to practise Surgery and Pharmacy, dated 10 July 1838. The certificate has the original wax seal of the College. History of Object This item was originally donated to the British Medical Association (which later became the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Collection of Dr. David Wilke's documents originally donated to the British Medical Association in 1955 by Mr. J. Wilke. Materials and Finishes Velour (ink) and wax. References See Supplementary File. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1838 07 10 Quantity 1 item (31.8 x 41.6 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03804 Series 7 |
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| MHM03805 |
Degree: Doctorate of Medicine, Dr. David Wilke, 1836
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Brief Description Doctorate of Medicine certificate awarded to Dr. David Elliot Wilke for his dissertation, "On Acute Pericarditis", by both the Royal James IV Academy and the University of Edinburgh. Certificate is dated 28 November 1835 and signed 1 August 1836. (?) History of Object This item was originally donated to the British Medical Association (which later became the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Collection of Dr. David Wilke's documents originally donated to the British Medical Association in 1955 by Mr. J. Wilke. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and vellum. References See Supplementary File. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1835 11 28 - 1836 08 01 Quantity 1 item (48.1 x 31.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03805 Series 7 |
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| MHM03806 |
Certificate: qualification in Obstetrics and Diseases of Women, and to practise Midwifery, Dr. David Wilke, 1838
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Brief Description Certificate from the Royal James VI Academy and the University of Edinburgh that Dr. David Elliot Wilke studied for six months in Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and that Dr. Wilke is qualified to practise Midwifery. The certificate is dated 20 June 1838 and has the original wax seal of the Academy and University. History of Object This item was originally donated to the British Medical Association (which later became the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Collection of Dr. David Wilke's documents originally donated to the British Medical Association in 1955 by Mr. J. Wilke. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink), wax and plastic. References See Supplementary File. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1838 06 20 Quantity 1 item (66.7 x 37.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03806 Series 7 |
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| MHM03810 |
Certificate: qualification in Principles and Practice of Medicine, Dr. Frank Hepworth, 1855
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Brief Description Certificate from the Manchester Royal School of Medicine and Surgery, certifying that Frank Hepworth attended lectures of "The Principles and Practice of Medicine" during the lecture sessions from 1853 and 1855. The certificate was signed on 26 March 1855. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1855 03 26 Quantity 1 item (29.4 x 36.6 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03810 Series 7 |
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| MHM03811 |
Certificate: qualification in Pathology, Dr. Frank Hepworth, 1855
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Brief Description Certificate from the Manchester Royal School of Medicine and Surgery, certifying that Dr. Frank Hepworth attended the course of lectures in Pathology, dated September 1855. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1855 09 Quantity 1 item (29.4 x 36.3 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03811 Series 7 |
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| MHM03812 |
Degree: Bachelor of Surgery, Dr. Eric Gandevia, 1917
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Brief Description University of Melbourne Bachelor of Surgery Degree certificate, awarded to Dr. Eric Neville Harle Gandevia on 17 September 1917. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink and wax). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1917 09 17 Quantity 1 item (47.9 x 32.6 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03812 Series 7 |
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| MHM03813 |
Degree: Bachelor of Medicine, Dr. Eric Gandevia, 1917
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Brief Description University of Melbourne Bachelor of Medicine Degree certificate, awarded to Dr. Eric Neville Harle Gandevia, on 17 September 1917. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink and wax). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1917 09 17 Quantity 1 item 33.1 x 48.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03813 Series 7 |
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| MHM03814 |
Certificate: Queensland Medical Registration, Dr. E. Gandevia, 1917
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Brief Description "Certificate of Registration as a Legally Qualified Medical Practitioner", issued to Dr. Eric Neville Harle Gandevia on 11 October 1917, by the Queensland Medical Board. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Not knownDate range 1917 10 11 Quantity 1 item (21.1 x 33.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03814 Series 7 |
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| MHM03815 |
Certificate: Honorary Captain, Military Forces, Dr. E. Gandevia, 1923
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Brief Description Certificate of appointment of Dr. Eric Neville Harle Gandevia as an Honorary Captain in the "Military Forces of the Defense Force of the Commonwealth", to commence on 15 February 1918. As the certificate is dated 17 October 1923, the document could well have been issued as verification of Dr. Eric Gandevia's military service. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1923 10 17 Quantity 1 item (34.2 x 22.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03815 Series 7 |
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| MHM03816 |
Diploma: Diploma in Anaesthetics, Dr. E. Gandevia, 1938
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Brief Description Diploma in Anaesthetics awarded to Dr. Eric Neville Harle Gandevia on 28 April 1938, by both the Royal College of Physicians of London and The Royal College of Surgeons of England. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1938 04 28 Quantity 1 item (35.1 x 48.4 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03816 Series 7 |
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| MHM03817 |
Certificate: Midwifery, Dr. J. Rutter, 1867
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Brief Description Certificate from University College, London, certifying that Joseph Rutter attended the course of lectures on Midwifery from 1 May 1867 to 30 July 1867. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References See also registration numbers 3752 to 3773, and 3800 to 3801. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range c. 1867 Quantity 1 item (37.1 x 27.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03817 Series 7 |
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| MHM03818 |
Degree: Doctor of Medicine, Dr. J. Rutter, 1862
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Brief Description University of London Degree of the Doctor of Medicine certificate, awarded to Dr. Joseph Rutter on 11 December 1862. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink and wax). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1862 12 11 Quantity 1 item (34.3 x 45.8 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03818 Series 7 |
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| MHM03819 |
Certificate: Justice of the Peace, Dr. C. Dickson, 1958
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Brief Description "Commission of the Peace Certificate of Assignment" awarded to Dr. Cyril Hopetoun Dickson on 20 January 1958. Dr. Dickson's assignment of the position of Justice of the Peace began on 12 November 1957. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1958 01 20 Quantity 1 item ([not stated]) Inventory Identifier MHM03819 Series 7 |
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| MHM03820 |
Certificate: Australian Army Medical Corps, Dr. E. Gandevia, 1919
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Brief Description Certificate of appointment of Dr. Eric Neville Harle Gandevia to the Australian Army Medical Corps, to the Rank of Captain, starting from 13 May 1918. Although the position was temporary, Dr. Gandevia's appointment was published in the London Gazette. The certificate was issued from London and holds a stamp copy of King George V's signature, and [that of?] the head of the armed forces. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1919 04 11 Quantity 1 item (30.5 x 41.1 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03820 Series 7 |
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| MHM03822 |
Degree: Doctor of Medicine, Dr. N. McMillan, 1840
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Brief Description Degree of Doctor of Medicine certificate awarded to Dr. Nigel McMillan by the University of Glasgow on 9 April 1840. The certificate was entirely handwritten and has the slits which would have held a metal seal hanging from the bottom of the certificate. The certificate is written in Latin. The paper seal is dated 25 September 1839. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1839 09 25 - 1840 04 09 Quantity 1 item (35.4 x 50.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03822 Series 7 |
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| MHM03823 |
Certificate: Royal College of Medicine in Edinburgh, Dr. H. Lawrence, 1889
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Brief Description Royal College of Medicine of Edinburgh certificate of membership, written in Latin, admitting Dr. Herman Fermor Lawrence as a member on 7 May 1889. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink and wax). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1889 05 07 Quantity 1 item (30.3 x 40.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03823 Series 7 |
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| MHM03824 |
Certificate: Royal College of Surgeons of England, Dr. A. Steven, 1868
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Brief Description Royal College of Surgeons of England certificate of membership, admitting Dr. Alexander Steven to practise "the Art and Science of Surgery", on 24 January 1868. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and plastic. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1868 01 24 Quantity 1 item (38.2 x 56.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03824 Series 7 |
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| MHM03825 |
Certificate: Employment at Royal London Ophthalmic Hospital, Dr. A. Stevens, 1868
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Brief Description Certificate from the Royal London Ophthalmic Hospital, certifying that Dr. Alexander Steven worked at the Hospital for six months and that he had "an opportunity of acquiring a knowledge of the nature and Treatment of the several Diseases of the Eye". The certificate is dated 24 March 1868. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and plastic. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1868 03 24 Quantity 1 item (38.7 x 50.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03825 Series 7 |
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| MHM03826 |
Degree: Doctor of Medicine, Dr. A. Steven, 1869
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Brief Description Certificate from the Royal James VI Academy and the University of Edinburgh, awarding Dr. Alexander Steven a Degree of Doctor of Medicine for the dissertation, "On Angina Pectoris" on 2 August 1869 (paper seal is dated 30 July). The certificate was written in Latin. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink and wax). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1869 07 30 - 1869 08 02 Quantity 1 item (50.6 x 38.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03826 Series 7 |
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| MHM03827 |
Degree: Bachelor of Medicine, Dr. A. Steven, 1866
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Brief Description Certificate from the Royal James VI Academy and the University of Edinburgh awarding Dr. Alexander Steven a Degree of Bachelor of Medicine for his dissertation, "On Angina Pectoris", dated 1 August 1866. The certificate is written in Latin. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1866 08 01 Quantity 1 item (37.8 x 50.3 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03827 Series 7 |
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| MHM03828 |
Degree: Master of Surgery, Dr. A. Steven, 1866
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Brief Description Certificate from the Royal James VI Academy and the University of Edinburgh awarding Dr. Alexander Steven a Master of Surgery on 1 August 1866. The certificate is written in Latin. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and wax. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1866 08 01 Quantity 1 item (37.8 x 50.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03828 Series 7 |
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| MHM03829 |
Certificate: Medical Registration Certificate (Medical Board of Victoria), Dr. A. Steven, 1886
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Brief Description Handwritten copy of the Medical Board of Victoria's Medical Registration Certificate, issued to Dr. Alexander Steven on 7 May 1886. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1886 05 07 Quantity 1 item (34.2 x 21.1 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03829 Series 7 |
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| MHM03830 |
Certificate: Medical Registration Certificate (South Australian Medical Board), Dr. A. Steven, 1886
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Brief Description South Australian Medical Board's certificate enabling Dr. Alexander Steven to work as a "duly qualified Medical Practitioner", issued on 5 March 1886. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1886 03 05 Quantity 1 item (30.4 x 42.2 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03830 Series 7 |
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| MHM03831 |
Certificate: Royal College of Surgeons in London, Dr. F. Beavan, 1809
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Brief Description Royal College of Surgeons in London certificate of membership, admitting Dr. Frederick Beavan to practise "the Art and Science of Surgery", on 19 May 1809. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and plastic. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1809 05 19 Quantity 1 item (38.7 x 27.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03831 Series 7 |
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| MHM03832 |
Certificate: Royal College of Surgeons of England, Dr. F.W.C. Beavan, 1850
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Brief Description Royal College of Surgeonso f England certificate of membership, admitting Dr. Frederick W.C. Beavan to practise "the Art and Science of Surgery", on 12 April 1850 (stamped 1 March). History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and plastic. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1850 03 01 - 1850 04 12 Quantity 1 item (31.7 x 49.4 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03832 Series 7 |
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| MHM03839 |
Certificate: Royal Hospital of Glasgow, Surgical Experience, Dr. W. Dickie, 1842
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Brief Description Certificate from the Royal Hospital of Glasgow certifying that Dr. William Dickie worked at the Hospital in the position of Surgeon for three months and satisfactorily conducted his duties, dated 30 April 1842. The certificate is written in Latin. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink and wax). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1842 04 30 Quantity 1 item (24.8 x 22.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03839 Series 7 |
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| MHM03841 |
Degree: Doctor of Medicine, Dr. W. Dickie, 1844
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Brief Description University of Glasgow, Doctor of Medicine certificate awarded to Dr. William Dickie on 7 August 1844. The certificate has the original tape and metal seal holder as well as the wax seal enclosed in the metal container. The certificate is written in Latin. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (wax and ink), wax and metal. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1844 02 24 - 1844 08 07 Quantity 2 items (item 1 [certificate]: 35.9 x 39.7 cm; item 2 [seal]: 11.7 x 8.4 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03841 Series 7 |
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| MHM03842 |
Degree: Master of Surgery, Dr. W. Dickie, 1863
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Brief Description University of Glasgow, Master of Surgery certificate awarded to Dr. William Dickie on 31 July 1863. The certificate has the original red wax seal fo the University and is written in Latin. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (wax and ink) and wax. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1863 07 31 Quantity 1 item (44.0 x 37.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03842 Series 7 |
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| MHM03843 |
License: "License" in Midwifery, Dr. R. Fetherston, 1885
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Brief Description King and Queen's College of Physicians for Ireland, "License in Midwifery" certificate, awarded to Dr. Richard Herbert Joseph Fetherston on 10 April 1885. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink and wax). References File: Association File. Fetherston, R.H. Date range 1885 04 10 Quantity 1 item (38.3 x 50.1 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03843 Series 7 |
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| MHM03844 |
Certificate: Medical Registration Certificates, Ireland and Victoria, Dr. R. Fetherston, 1886-87
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Brief Description Dr. Richard Herbert Joseph Fetherston's medical registration certificates from Ireland and Australia, which were folded and placed in an envelope. The certificates comprise Branch Medical Council, Ireland, certificate issued 3 November 1886; Medical Board of Victoria certificate, issued 1 April 1887. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References File: Association File. Fetherston, R.H. Date range 1886 11 03 - 1887 04 01 Quantity 3 items (item 1: 26.2 x 20.9 cm; item 2: 33.9 x 20.9 cm; item 3 [envelope]: 22.5 x 10.3 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03844 Series 7 |
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| MHM03845 |
Certificate: Obstetrics, Lyin-in Hospital, Dr. G. Fetherston, 1856
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Brief Description Certificate from the Lying In Hospital, Ireland, certifying that Dr. Gerald Herbert Fetherston attended lectures in Obstetrics for six months, dated 10 November 1856. The certificate is written in Latin and has the original green ribbon and attached blue wax seal of the hospital. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink and wax), wax and ribbon. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1856 11 10 Quantity 3 items (item 1 [certificate]: 37.3 x 38.0 cm; item 2 [seal]: Ø5.6 cm; item 3 [ribbon]: 25.2 x 5.6 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03845 Series 7 |
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| MHM03846 |
Certificate: two receipts and certificate from Medical Registration Office, Dublin, 1858
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Brief Description Certificate of medical registration issued by the Branch Medical Council, Ireland, to Dr. Gerald Henry Fetherston on 27 December 1858. Attached to the certificate are two Receipts from the Branch Medical Council for Ireland for Dr. Gerald Fetherston's two pounds for medical registration on 27 December 1858 and a receipt for five shillings for medical registration on 2 May 1860. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. This certificate was held in an enclosed metal cylinder holding the certificates and testimonials of both Richard Herbert Fetherston and Gerald Henry Fetherston. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1858 12 27 - 1860 05 02 Quantity 1 item (25.5 x 20.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03846 Series 7 |
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| MHM03847 |
Certificate: appointment in Victorian Military Forces, Dr. G. Fetherston, 1886
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Brief Description Certificate of appointment of Dr. Gerald Henry Fetherston to the Victorian (Colony) Military Forces, to the Rank of Surgeon-Major, commencing on 1 January 1884, although the certificate is dated 9 August 1886. Dr. Fetherston rose to the rank of Surgeon-Colonel on 19 August 1898. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. This certificate was held in an enclosed metal cylinder, holding the certificates and testimonials of both Richard Herbert Fetherston and Gerald Henry Fetherston. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink and wax). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1886 08 09 Quantity 1 item (38.2 x 33.8 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03847 Series 7 |
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| MHM03848 |
Certificate: qualification to Practise as an Apothecary, Dr. G. Fetherston, 1848
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Brief Description Certificate of qualification to practise as an Apothecary, awarded to Dr. Gerald Henry Fetherston by the Apothecaries Hall, Dublin, on 25 August 1848. The certificate holds the original wax seal. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. This certificate was held in an enclosed metal cylinder, holding the certificates and testimonials of both Richard Herbert Fetherston and Gerald Henry Fetherston. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and wax. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1848 08 25 Quantity 1 item (49.0 x 35.2 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03848 Series 7 |
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| MHM03851 |
Certificate: First Medical Examination, Dr. J. Anderson, 1873
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Brief Description Queen's University, Ireland, "Certificate of First Medical Examination", awarded to James Fisher Anderson, on 23 June 1873. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1873 06 23 Quantity 1 item (20.7 x 34.4 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03851 Series 7 |
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| MHM03852 |
Certificate: Surgery and Therapeutics, Dr. J. Anderson, 1874
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Brief Description Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh certificatge awarded to James Fisher Anderson, qualifying him in his prescribed studies of Surgery and Therapeutics, dated 7 November 1874. The certificate was stamped by the Branch Medical Council of Ireland on 3 May 1875 as authorisation for Anderson to practise medicine in Southern Ireland. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink and wax). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1874 11 07 - 1875 05 03 Quantity 1 item (30.2 x 40.3 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03852 Series 7 |
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| MHM03853 |
Certificate: Membership, Royal College of Doctors of Edinburgh, Dr. J. Anderson, 1874
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Brief Description Royal College of Doctors of Edinburgh (later became Physicians) certificate of membership, admitting Dr. James Fisher Anderson to all the privlieges as a member of the College. The certificate was written in Latin and is dated 7 November 1874; was stamped by the Branch Medical Council, Ireland, on 3 May 1875, as authorisation for James Anderson to practise medicine in Southern Ireland. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink and wax). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1874 11 07 - 1875 05 03 Quantity 1 item (30.0 x 40.4 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03853 Series 7 |
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| MHM03854 |
Certificate: Branch Medical Council, Ireland, Dr. J. Anderson, 1875
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Brief Description Certificate of medical registration issued by the Branch Medical Council, Ireland, to Dr.James Fisher Anderson on 3 May 1875. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1875 05 03 Quantity 1 item (26.5 x 21.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03854 Series 7 |
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| MHM03855 |
Certificate: Branch Medical Council, Ireland, Dr. J. Anderson, 1877
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Brief Description Certificate of medical registration issued by the Branch Medical Council, Ireland, to Dr. James Fisher Anderson on 14 February 1877. The certificate was a renewal of James Anderson's original medical registration listed on the certificate as 3 May 1875. The certificate was later usedin 1884 as evidence of his qualifications; annotated onto certificate. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1877 02 14 Quantity 1 item (20.9 x 26.3 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03855 Series 7 |
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| MHM03856 |
Certificate: Mercantile Marine Office, Certificate of Discharge, Dr. J. Anderson, 1877
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Brief Description Mercantile Marine Office Certificate of Discharge issued to Dr. James Fisher Anderson on 3 January 1877. James Anderson worked as Asurgeon on the ship City of Maueperter for a period of three months, travelling to Calcutta, India, and returning to Glasgow. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1877 01 03 Quantity 1 item (22.6 x 15.4 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03856 Series 7 |
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| MHM03857 |
Certificate: qualification to Practise as an Apothecary, Dr. J. Anderson, 1877
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Brief Description Certificate of qualification to practise as an Apothecary, awarded to Dr. James Fisher Anderson, by the Apothecaries Hall, Dublin, on 27 January 1877 (stamped 14 February). The blue ribbon of the Apothecaries Hall, Dublin, has disintegrated, with only remainders left on certificate. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and ribbon. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1877 01 27 - 1877 02 14 Quantity 1 item (35.2 x 45.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03857 Series 7 |
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| MHM03858 |
Certificate: New South Wales Medical Board, Dr. J. Anderson, 1878
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Brief Description Certificate of medical registration issued by the New South Wales Medical Board to Dr. James Fisher Anderson c. 1878. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range c. 1878 Quantity 1 item (21.0 x 33.2 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03858 Series 7 |
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| MHM03859 |
Certificate: Medical Board of Victoria, Dr. J. Anderson, 1877
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Brief Description Certificate of medical registration issued by the Medical Board of Victoria to Dr. James Fisher Anderson on 7 September 1877. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1877 09 07 Quantity 1 item (21.4 x 34.3 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03859 Series 7 |
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| MHM03860 |
Certificate: Burgess of Edinburgh, Dr. J. and Mrs. V. Murray, 1826
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Brief Description "Edinburgh Burgess Ticket" certificate awarded to Dr. John Murray, a surgeon, in right of his wife Violet, daughter of Alexander Tweedie, Merchant, on 20 November 1826. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink and wax). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1826 11 20 Quantity 1 item (39.8 x 29.2 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03860 Series 7 |
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| MHM03861 |
Certificate: Burgess of Edinburgh, Dr. J. Murray, 1809
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Brief Description Certificate admitting John Murray, Chemist, in Edinburgh "a Burgess and Guild Brother of this City for good deeds done, and to be done to the City", dated 5 July 1809. The certificate holds the original fabric tape and attached metal container with wax seal. The certificate has been backed onto modern paper for support. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink and wax), fabric, metal and wax. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1809 07 05 Quantity 3 items (item 1 [cert.]: 40.5 x 32.7 cm; item 2 [tape]: 24.0 x 1.0 cm; item 3 [container]: Ø6.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03861 Series 7 |
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| MHM03862 |
Degree: Doctor of Medicine, Dr. J. Murray, 1814
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Brief Description University of Saint Andrews, Doctor of Medicine, handwritten certificate awarded to John Murray, Chemist, on 17 October 1814. The certificate has the original ribbon of the University. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink and wax) and ribbon. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1814 10 17 Quantity 2 items (item 1 [certificate]: 49.0 x 34 cm; item 2 [ribbon]: 5.0 x 2.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03862 Series 7 |
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| MHM03863 |
Certificate: Service at Daylesford District Hospital, Dr. P. Bennie, 1882
On back, stamped with "Medical Society of Victoria" and written in biro, "Given by G.Bentley [...], Beaumaris 1974". |
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Brief Description Certificate of Service from the Daylesford District Hospital and Benevolent Asylum certifying that Dr. Peter Bruce Bennie worked as the Medical Officer in charge of the Hospital for a period of two years and three months, dated 2 June 1882. The certificate is handwritten and designed by James Monotti, Secretary of the Hospital. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink and wax). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1882 06 02 Quantity 1 item (31.2 x 42.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03863 Series 7 |
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| MHM03864 |
Degree: Bachelor of Surgery, Dr. B.T. Zwar, 1900
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Brief Description University of Melbourne Bachelor of Surgery Degree certificate awarded to Dr. Bernhard Traugott Zwar, on 25 September 1900. Attached to certificate is the orange ribbon of the University. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink and wax) and ribbon. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1900 09 25 Quantity 2 items (item 1 [certificate] 36.5 x 59.0 cm; item 2 [ribbon]: 3.7 x 8.4 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03864 Series 7 |
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| MHM03865 |
Certificate: Resident Medical Officer, Melbourne Hospital, Dr. B.T. Zwar, 1901
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Brief Description Certificate from the Melbourne Hospital certifying that Dr. Bernahrd Traugott Zwar had worked as the Resident Medical Officer for a period of twelve months and had satisfactorily undertaken the duties of that position. The certificate was signed by the Chairman of the Hospital and dated 30 April 1901. The certificate holds the red paper seal of the Hospital. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1901 04 30 Quantity 1 item (37.7 x 52.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03865 Series 7 |
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| MHM03866 |
Certificate: Service at Austin Hospital, Dr. B.T. Zwar, 1904
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Brief Description Certificate of service at the Austin Hospital presented to Dr. Bernhard Traugott Zwar, by the Committee of the Hospital, dated 29 June 1904. Dr. Bernhard Zwar worked in the position of "Medical Superintendant of the Austin Hospital" for three years and was presented with a certificate expressing the Hospital Committee's "...sense of great and enduring value of his services to the institution" and wishing him future success. The certificate is set between two metal rods with the remains of red ribbons and tassles adorning the frame. The certificate was screen pritned, but also signed by the President of the Hospital. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink), metal and ribbon. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1904 06 29 Quantity 2 items (item 1 [certificate]: 39.5 x 32.5 cm; item 2 [rod]: 1.0 x 39.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03866 Series 7 |
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| MHM03867 |
Certificate: University of Frederick William, Vienna, Dr. B.T. Zwar, 1905
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Brief Description Certificate of attendance from the University of Frederic William, Vienna, certifying that Dr. Bernhard Zwar was a student in their Faculty of Medicine, dated 1 May 1905. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1905 05 01 Quantity 1 item (21.1 x 33.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03867 Series 7 |
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| MHM03868 |
Degree: Bachelor of Surgery, Dr. B.T. Zwar, 1901
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Brief Description University of Melbourne's Bachelor of Surgery degree certificate awarded to Dr. Sherman Zwar on 22 March 1901. Certificate ahs the University's red seal. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink and wax). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1901 03 22 Quantity 1 item ([not stated]) Inventory Identifier MHM03868 Series 7 |
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| MHM03869 |
Certificate: appointment to position of Coroner of Colony (Victoria), Dr. W. Dobbyn, 1853
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Brief Description Certificate of Commission appointing Dr. William Augustus Dobbyn as Coroner of the Colony of Victoria, dated 17 November 1853. The certificate is signed by the Lieutenant Governor of the Colony, Charles Joseph LaTrobe, and has the original wax seal of the Colony of Victoria. This State appointment was recorded in the Register of Patents No. 1, page 355. The certificate is entirely handwritten. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and wax. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1853 11 17 Quantity 1 item (40.9 x 32.8 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03869 Series 7 |
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| MHM03870 |
Certificate: appointment to position of Coroner of Colony (Victoria), Dr. W. Dobbyn, 1855
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Brief Description Certificate of Commission appointing Dr. William Augustus Dobbyn as Coroner of the Colony of Victoria, dated 6 June 1855. The certiciate is signed by the Governor-in-Chief of the Colony of Victoria, Sir Charles Hotham, and has the original wax seal for te Colony of Victoria. This State appointment was recorded in the Register of Patents No. 9. The certificate is entirely handwritten. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and wax. References See also registration number 3821 for letter confirming appointment, also registration number 3869 for related appointment. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1855 06 06 Quantity 1 item (49.7 x 39.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03870 Series 7 |
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| MHM03872 |
Certificate: Clinical Assistant, Royal London Ophthalmic Hospital, Dr. E. Anderson, 1926
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Brief Description Certificate from the Royal London Ophthalmic Hospital (Moorfields Eye Hospital), certifying that Dr. Esmé V. Anderson worked at the Hospital as a Clinical Assistant for a period of nine months, and had shown "a sound practical knowledge of the disorders of the eye and their treatment as tested by clinical examination". The certificate is dated 5 February 1926. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink) and wood. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1926 02 05 Quantity 1 item (35.4 x 45.9 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03872 Series 7 |
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| MHM03873 |
Degree: Master of Arts, Dr. P.B. Bennie, 1874
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Brief Description University of Melbourne Degree of Master of Arts awarded to Dr. Peter Bruce Bennie on 9 May 1874. The certificate has slits at the bottom where the University's ribbon and possibly a wax seal was attached. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink and wax). References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1874 05 09 Quantity 1 item (36.7 x 54.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03873 Series 7 |
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| MHM03874 |
Certificate: Appreciation, Dr. P.B. Bennie, undated
Reverse, "Given by G.Bently, [...], Beaumaris," "Medical Society of Victoria", "J. Robinson, Picture Framer, Joiner, Cabinet Maker &c. [...], Collingwood". |
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Brief Description Watercolour and ink, handwritten and painted certificate of appreciation given by John Furrier, a patient of Dr. Peter Bruce Bennie. John Furrier had been a member of the Manchester Unity Independent Order of Odd Fellows and included their crest on the certificate. The certificate was glued onto a plyboard sheet and framed, although the frame had been removed prior or subsequent to the original donation to the Medical Society of Victoria. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Item was originally donated by G. Bently in 1974. Materials and Finishes [not stated]. References See also registration numbers 3863, 3873 and 4150. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Quantity 1 item (36.8 x 52.6 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03874 Series 7 |
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| MHM03877 |
Certificate: Royal College of Medicine, Edinburgh, Dr. G.H. Fetherston, 1860
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Brief Description Royal College of Medicine of Edinburgh certificate of attendance at College courses issued to Dr. Gerald Herbert Fetherston on 19 March 1860. The certificate is written in Latin and has the original wax seal of the college. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink and wax) and wax. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1860 03 29 Quantity 1 item (30.7 x 40.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03877 Series 7 |
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| MHM03930 |
Certificate: M.B. and B.S. Certificate Book, Dr. J.C. Hemsley, 1907
On cover: "UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE/CERTIFICATES FOR THE DEGREES OF/M.B. & B.S." |
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Brief Description University of Melbourne Certificate Book for the Degrees of M.B. and B.S; holds the 35 certificates associated with completing this degree, from the "Certificate of Preliminary Examination of Students in Medicine" to "Certificate of Completion of the Course". The certificates completed in the volume cover Hemsley's subjects from third to fifth years (1909-1911) of his medical degree, first and second year certificates (1907-1908) are dated but not signed. Each page in the volume comprises a different certificate, and Hemlsley's name is filled in for all of them, even if no other details have been completed. Item is a slim, dark blue volume with gold-printed cover. Inside cover is patterned with marbling, front and back. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Leather and paper. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1907 - 1911 Quantity 1 item (19.5 x 11.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03930 Series 7 |
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| MHM03957 |
Certificate: Surgical Medicine and Obstetrics, Franz Nessl, 1829
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Brief Description Joseph Academy, Vienna, certificate of "Surgical medicine and obstetrics", awarded to Franz Nessl in 1829, after the completion of "regulation studies" and undertaking two exams on 21 October and 19 November 1829. Attached to the certificate is a wooden case containing the wax seal of the Academy. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper (wax and ink), wood, wax and cord. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1829 Quantity 2 items (item 1 [certificate]: 40.5 x 50.7 cm; item 2 [seal case]: 9.0 x 9.0 x 2.1 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM03957 Series 7 |
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| MHM04015 |
Certificate: Life Membership for the Medical Society of Victoria (19) with envelopes (13) and box
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Brief Description Mahogany box with engraved inscription, "Medical Society of Victoria Presented by Dr. Neild". Enclosed are 19 certificates, "Life Member of the Medical Society of Victoria" with 13 envelopes (blank forms). Dr James Edward Neild was President of the Medical Society of Victoria in 1868. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper, ink, wood and metal. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range c. 1870 - c. 1900 Quantity 1 item ([case]: 27.8 x 22.8 x 4.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04015 Series 7 |
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| MHM04098 |
Seal: seal from John Blair's Diploma of Candidates for Matriculation, University of Melbourne, 1864
Seal, "VIC:/ACAD:/MELB:/SIG:/1853/POSTERA CRESCAM/LAUDE". |
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Brief Description Red wax seal with metal case, originally attached to John Blair's "Diploma of Candidates for Matriculation under the Special Regulations", awarded on the 27 February 1864 to Blair for his existing qualificaitons, including a diploma for the L.R.C.S., Edinburgh. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Item was originally owned by Dr. John Blair, and was donated by Mrs Hedley H. Ham, Canterbury. Materials and Finishes Wax, fabric and metal. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range c. 1864 Quantity 1 item ([case] 0.8 x Ø10.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04098 Series 7 |
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| MHM04101 |
Certificate: Kate Campbell's certificate as "Dame Commander of the Civil Division of the British Empire"
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Brief Description Certificate from Queen Elizabeth II awarding Kate Campbell an "Ordinary Dame Commander of the Civil Division of the Order of the British Empire" on 1 January 1971. The certificate is signed by Queen Elizabeth Windsor and Philip. History of Object This certificate was donated by Miss Winifred Crick, Dame Kate Campbell's former housekeeper in May 1995. Materials and Finishes Ink and paper. References Creator Crick, Miss. WinifredDate range 1971 01 01 Quantity 1 item (38.8 x 32.4 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04101 Series 7 |
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| MHM04105 |
Certificate: three certificates and envelope for O.V. Lawrence, M.D.
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Brief Description Envelope, titled, "O.V. Lawrence, M.D., Melbourne Hospital, University of Melbourne, 1871." Enclosed certificates include: (.1) University of Melbourne Bachelor of Medicine Degree certificate with blue ribbon and wax seal, awarded 2 December 1868; (.2) University of Melbourne Doctor of Medicine Degree certificate with blue ribbon and wax seal, awarded 3 July 1871 (photograph of document in exhibition cupboard); (.3) Melbourne Hospital certificate of employment for Lawrence, who worked as a Resient Physician for 3 years and 7 months, with moulded paper seal, dated 18 August 1872. History of Object These certificates were donated to the Medical History Museum by Dr. David Rodda, grandson of O.V. Lawrence. Materials and Finishes Paper (wax and ink), wax, fabric and metal. References Creator Not knownDate range 1868 12 02 - 1872 08 18 Quantity 3 items (item 1: 80.0 x 37.8 cm; item 2: 75.0 x 38.3 cm; item 3: 51.4 x 37.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04105 Series 7 |
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| MHM04148 |
Certificate: Medical Board, Port Phillip District Certificate, Dr. E. Maxwell
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Brief Description Handwritten copy of the Medical Board for the Port Phillip District of the Colony of New South Wales medical registration certificate awarded to Dr. Edwin Stanford Maxwell, undated (prior to 1851). History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper and ink. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range c. 1850 Quantity 1 item (33.4 x 20.8 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04148 Series 7 |
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| MHM04149 |
Certificate: Medical Board of Victoria, Dr. E. Maxwell, 1862
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Brief Description Handwritten copy of the Medical Board of Victoria's medical registration certificate awarded to Dr. Edwin Stanford Maxwell on 29 August 1862. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper and ink. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1862 08 29 Quantity 1 item (33.3 x 21.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04149 Series 7 |
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| MHM04150 |
Certificate: certificate of appreciation from the United Friends Jewish Benefit Society, for Dr. P. Bennie
On reverse: "Given by G. Bentley/[...]/Beaumaris 1974". Stamped: "Medical/Society of/Victoria". |
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Brief Description Mounted certificate of apprciation presented to Dr. Peter Bruce Bennie from the United Friends Jewish Benefit Society, for his work as Medical Officer to the Society for nine years. The certificate is handwritten in pink and black ink with watercolour illustrations,w ith a decorative painted mount of flowers, vines and harps. Mount has centre rim of gold paint. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Item was originally donated by a G. Bentley of Beaumaris in 1974. Materials and Finishes Wooden board, paint and ink. References See also registration numbers 3863, 3873 and 3874. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Quantity 1 item (53.0 x 40.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04150 Series 7 |
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| MHM04154 |
Degree: Bachelor of Medicine, Dr. C. Roche, 1912
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Brief Description University of Melbourne Bachelor of Medicine degree certificate to Dr. Cecil Watson Gray Roche on 2 January 1912. The certificate has the University's red seal. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Parchment, paper and ink. References Refer to registration numbers 498, 441 and 3738 to 3740. Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1912 01 02 Quantity 1 item (48.8 x 32.8 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04154 Series 7 |
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| MHM04155 |
Certificate: Royal College of Surgeons, England, Dr. E. Maxwell, 1838
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Brief Description Royal College of Surgeons, England, certificate of membership admitting Dr. Edwin Stanford Maxwell to practice "the Art and Science of Surgery", on 19 October 1838. The certificate has the wax seal of the College. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Paper, ink and wax. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1838 10 19 Quantity 1 item (45.0 x 30.6 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04155 Series 7 |
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| MHM04176 |
Certificate: Obstetric Lectures, attendance, at Dublin, for six months, Dr. E. Maxwell, 1827
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Brief Description Certificate from Dublin Hospital (?), Ireland, certifying that Dr. Edwin Stanford Maxwell attended lectures in Obstetrics for six months, dated 19 July 1827. Certificate is printed in Latin. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Parchment and ink. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1827 Quantity 1 item (30.4 x 21.9 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04176 Series 7 |
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| MHM04243 |
Certificate: Austin Hospital Nurse's Certificate (1944)
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Brief Description The Austin Hospital certificate of training for a general nurse, awarded to Joyce Olive Young on 27 June 1944. Coloured certificate mounted in black leatherette, folding cover, tooled with gilt inscriptions. History of Object This item was originally owned by Joyce Olive Young (nee Lamb). The certificate was donated by her daughter, Jo Frances, to the Medical History Museum on 22 March 1997. Materials and Finishes Leatherette, paper, gilt and ink. References Creator Frances, Mrs. JoDate range 1944 06 27 Quantity 1 item (32.5 x 22.8 x 0.2 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04243 Series 7 |
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| MHM04246 |
Certificate: Nurses Board Examination Certificate for Joyce Olive Young, 1941
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Brief Description "Nurses Board Examination Certificate" awarded to Joyce Olive Young for passing her First Professional Examination, held on the 10th and 11th December, 1941. Yellow printed certificate. History of Object This item was originally owned by Joyce Olive Young (nee Lamb). The certificate was donated by her daughter, Jo Frances, to the Medical History Museum on 22 March 1997. Materials and Finishes Paper and ink. References Creator Frances, Mrs. JoDate range 1941 12 10 - 1941 12 11 Quantity 1 item (14.6 x 20.3 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04246 Series 7 |
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| MHM04259 |
Certificate: Bachelor of Surgery, Dr. W.L. Potter, 1909
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Brief Description University of Melbourne Bachelor of Surgery Degree certificate, awarded to Dr. William Lockyer Potter on 14 June 1909. The certificate has the University's seal. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Parchment and ink. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1909 06 14 Quantity 1 item (46.4 x 32.2 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04259 Series 7 |
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| MHM04260 |
Certificate: Bachelor of Medicine, Dr. W.L. Potter, 1909
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Brief Description University of Melbourne Bachelor of Medicine Degree certificate, awarded to Dr. William Lockyer Potter on 14 June 1909. The certificate has the University's red seal. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Parchment and ink. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1909 06 14 Quantity 1 item (47.6 x 32.6 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04260 Series 7 |
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| MHM04261 |
Certificate: Doctor of Medicine, Dr. W.L. Potter, 1912
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Brief Description University of Melbourne Doctor of Medicine Degree certificate, awarded to Dr. William Lockyer Potter on 9 May 1912. The certificate has the University's red seal. History of Object This item was originally donated to the Medical Society of Victoria (which later became part of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Medical Association). The A.M.A. donated its historical collection of documents and artifacts to the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum in 1994. Materials and Finishes Parchment and ink. References Creator Australian Medical Association (Victoria Branch)Date range 1912 05 09 Quantity 1 item (48.0 x 33.0 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04261 Series 7 |
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| MHM04323 |
Certificate: Manchester Training School of Massage Certificate awarded to Wilfrid Leeming, 1910
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Brief Description Certificate stating that Mr. Wilfrid Leeming has passed an examination (First Class with Distinction) qualifying him to "carry out treatment of Massage, under the direction of a Registered Medical Practitioner". History of Object Certificate awarded to Wilfrid Leeming by the Manchester Training School of Massage, Longsight, on his completion of a two year course of study to qualify as a masseur. Donated by his daughter, Maisie G. Looming. Materials and Finishes Paper (ink), board, wood veneer and cardboard. References Creator Leeming, Miss MaisieDate range 1910 02 Quantity 1 item (35.4 x 40.6 x 0.4 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04323 Series 7 |
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| MHM04324 |
Certificate: Masseurs Registration Board of Victoria Certificate awarded to Wilfrid Leeming, 1923
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Brief Description Certificate testifying that Mr. Wilfrid Leeming has been registered as a Masseur and is "entitled to practise Massage in the State of Victoria". Certificate dated 7 September 1923; seal affixed June 1924. History of Object Donated by his daughter, Ms. Maisie G. Leeming. Materials and Finishes Vellum, ink and paper. References See Association File. Creator Leeming, Miss MaisieDate range 1923 09 07 - 1924 06 Quantity 1 item (30.3 x 47.8 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04324 Series 7 |
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| MHM04325 |
Certificate: Australasian Massage Association Registration Certificate, awarded to Wilfrid Leeming, 1913
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Brief Description Certificate of Registration for Mr. Wilfrid Leeming, registering him as a Member of the Australasian Massage Association. History of Object Donated by his daughter, Ms. Maisie G. Leeming. Materials and Finishes Vellum, ink and paper. References See Association File. Creator Leeming, Miss MaisieDate range 1913 04 20 Quantity 1 item (30.5 x 22.4 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04325 Series 7 |
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| MHM04334 |
Certificate: framed "Citation of Achievement" certificate awarded to Thomas David Benson, c.1978
"Kardinia Picture Framing/[...]/[contact details]." |
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Brief Description Framed "Citation of Achievement", University of Melbourne, Faculty of Medicine, for Thomas David Benson, medical student (1972-77). Thomas was physicaly handicapped and unable to complete his final examinations for the M.B.B.S. His parents established "The Tom Benson Bursary Fund" for physically handicapped students. History of Object Presented by parents of T.D. Benson, Dr. Michael Benson and Dr. Ida Seward, together with biographical account from his brother, Dr. Robert Benson and R6.167 "The Tom Benson Bursary Fund" which covers details of the award. Materials and Finishes Parchment, glass, wood, cardboard, metal and cord. References See Supplementary File. Creator Benson, Drs. Michael and Ida SewardDate range c. 1978 Quantity 1 item (26.5 x 41.6 x 1.2 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04334 Series 7 |
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| MHM04374 |
Diploma: Australasian Massage Association Diploma awarded to Gladys Beryl Toyne, 1939
Signed by Douglas Stephenzs (Actign President), Edith A.M. Pratt (Member of Council), and Eileen Campbell (Secretary). |
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Brief Description Framed parchment, "Diploma in Massage, Medical Electricity & Medical Gymnastics" awarded by the Victorian Branch of the Australasian Massage Associaiton to Gladys Beryl Toyne. Frame is black with glass missing. History of Object Gift from Pamela and Beverley nee Hoare, nieces of Gladys Toyne, via Margaret Nayler. Materials and Finishes Wood and parchment (printed and ink). References Creator Not knownDate range 1939 07 Quantity 1 item (37.2 x 39.8 x 1.2 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04374 Series 7 |
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| MHM04375 |
Certificate: Masseurs Registration Board of Victoria Certificate awarded to Gladys Beryl Toyne, 1938
Signed by Members of the Board: Edith A.M. Pratt, Helen A. Todd, W. Officer Brown, Frank May, F.W. Porter. |
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Brief Description Framed certificate from the Masseurs Registration Board of Victoria testifying that Gladys Toyne is registered and entitled to practice massage in Victoria. Frame edged with narrow black wood. Certificate bears red paper seal. History of Object Gift from Pamela and Beverley nee Hoare, nieces of Gladys Toyne, via Margaret Nayler. Materials and Finishes Wood, parchment (printed and ink), glass and paper (ink). References Creator Not knownDate range 1938 12 21 Quantity 1 item (33.5 x 46.4 x 1.2 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04375 Series 7 |
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| MHM04377 |
Certificate: bound set of Degree Certificates, M.B.B.S., University of Melbourne, J.I. Parer, 1901-1906
"University of Melbourne/Certificates for the Degrees of M.B. & B.S." |
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Brief Description Certificate for the degrees of M.B. & B.S., University of Melbourne, awarded to John Ingatius Parer, bound in black leather folder with gold lettering and decorative work on front cover. Contains 33 completed certificates from preliminary examination (1899) to Fourth/Fifth Year (1906). Certificate 34, Completion of Course, has not been filled in. A typed certification for Anaesthesia (17/5/06) has been pasted to a blank page after Certificate 34, and a handwritten page certifies post-mortem demonstration attendance. Some certificate signatures are undated; some 1905 and 1906; some 1911. History of Object Donated by Brian P. Russell, nephew of Drs. Inez and John Parer. Dr. Inez Parer and family left a very considerable bequest to the Mercy Hospital. Materials and Finishes Leather and paper (ink). References Creator Russell, Brian P.Date range 1901 - 1911? Quantity 1 item (19.5 x 11.0 x 0.6 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04377 Series 7 |
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| MHM04378 |
Certificate: bound set of Degree Certificates, M.B.B.S., University of Melbourne, Inez J. Parer, 1917-1922
"University of Melbourne/Certificate for the Degrees of M.B. & B.S." Adhesive sticker: "PARER Miss I.J.", handwritten. On page of inside back cover, stamped: "422". |
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Brief Description Certificates for the degree of M.B. and B.S., University of Melbourne, awarded to Inez Josephine Parer, bound in black leather folder with gold lettering and decoration on front cover. Contains 32 completed certificates, not all signed, dating from 1917 to 1922. Certificates 33 and 34 are not completed. Certificate 35 is handwritten and signed for Medical Ethics; Certificate 36 is handwritten and signed for Venereal Diseases, plus a typed certification for three months additional hospital practice at the Melbourne Hospital. History of Object Donated by Brian P. Russell, nephew of Drs. Inez and John Parer. Dr. Inez Parer and family left a very considerable bequest to the Mercy Hospital. Materials and Finishes Leather and paper (ink). References Creator Russell, Brian P.Date range 1917 - 1922 Quantity 1 item (19.5 x 11.0 x 0.6 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04378 Series 7 |
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| MHM04479 |
Certificate: Wilfrid Leeming's appointment to Warrant Officer, 1918
Has impressed seal of rising sun emblem, with "Australian Headquarters, AIF London" above date." |
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Brief Description Heavy paper certificate of Wilfrid Leeming's appointment to Warrant Officer Class I in the Australian Imperial Force from 1st July 1918. Signed by W. Birdwood, General Commanding Australian Imperial Force, dated 24/8/1918. History of Object Gift from Maisie Leeming, daughter of Wilfrid Leeming. See Accessory File. Materials and Finishes Paper and ink (printed). References See Accessory File. Creator Leeming, Miss MaisieDate range 1918 08 24 Quantity 1 item (30.0 x 40.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04479 Series 7 |
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| MHM04480 |
Certificate: Discharge of W. Leeming from A.I.E.F., 1919
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Brief Description Orange-toned "Certificate of Discharge" of W/O Wilfrd Leeming from 5th S.I.S. of Australian Imperial Expeditionary Force - termination of period of enlistment. Signed in Melbourne, on 27/2/1919. Reg. No. 1228. History of Object Gift from Maisie Leeming, daughter of Wilfrid Leeming. See Accessory File. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed) and ink. References See Accessory File. Creator Leeming, Miss MaisieDate range 1919 Quantity 1 item (20.4 x 22.8 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04480 Series 7 |
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| MHM04481 |
Certificate: Discharge of W. Leeming, A.I.F., 1920
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Brief Description Orange-toned "Certificate of Discharge" of W/O Wilfrid Leeming from A.M.C. Home Service - Demobilisation. Signed in Melbourne on 14/9/1920. History of Object Gift from Maisie Leeming, daughter of Wilfrid Leeming. See Accessory File. Materials and Finishes Paper (printed) and ink. References See Accessory File. Creator Leeming, Miss MaisieDate range 1919 Quantity 1 item (20.4 x 22.8 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04481 Series 7 |
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| MHM04488 |
Certificate: W. Leeming's appointment to Reserve Force, 1931
Has impressed seal of "Commonwealth of Australia" - shield, crown and state symbols. |
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Brief Description Heavy paper certificate of appointment of Wilfrid Leeming to be an officer of the Reserve Military Forces of the Commonwealth from 3/6/1931, with the rank of "Captain". Signed by G.F. Pearce, Isaac A. Isaacs; register entry signed by M. Bale. Typed. History of Object Gift from Maisie Leeming, daughter of Wilfrid Leeming. See Accessory File. Materials and Finishes Heavy paper (printed) and ink. References See Accessory File. Creator Leeming, Miss MaisieDate range 1931 06 03 Quantity 1 item (34.5 x 26.7 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04488 Series 7 |
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| MHM04507 |
Diploma: Australasian Massage Association: Nancy Lloyd-Green
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Brief Description Diploma of Australasian Massage Association on cream cardboard mount, awarded to Miss Nancy Lloyd-Green of Melbourne, dated April 1932, signed by Rupert M. Doones (President), Edith A.M. Pratt (Member of Council), Emily L. Nichiolls (Hon. Sec.). Diploma in Massage, Medical Electricity and Medical Gymnastics. Red seal of A.M.A. History of Object Donated by Mrs Wendy Alexander, daughter of Nancy Lloyd-Green. Materials and Finishes Parchment and card. References Creator Alexander, Wendy (Mrs.)Date range 1932 04 Quantity 1 item (43.0 x 40.5 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04507 Series 7 |
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| MHM04525 |
Booklet of Certificates: M.B., B.S., Dr A. Taylor, 1929-34
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Brief Description Booklet of certificates for the degrees of MB and BS, issued for Andrew Tolmie Taylor who matriculated in 1929 and completed the course in 1934 (Completion not signed until 1937). Booklet is black with gold lettering. History of Object Donated by Professor David Merrett, Professor and Head of Department of Management, University of Melbourne. Donor is the nephew of David Taylor, his mother's brother. Found when clearing out his parents' home. Materials and Finishes Paper, card and ink. References Creator Merrett, David (Prof.)Date range c. 1928 - c. 1937 Quantity 1 item (19.0 x 10.8 x 0.8 cm) Inventory Identifier MHM04525 Series 7 |
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Published by the Centre for the Study of Health and Society, December 2004
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