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Australian Institute of Physics, New South Wales Branch - Records

Collection Title
Australian Institute of Physics, New South Wales Branch - Records
Repository
Adolph Basser Library, Australian Academy of Science
Reference
MS 157
Date Range
1940 - 1985
Description

Committee meeting minute books, 1944-1976; general meeting minute books, 1940-1976; secretary's notebook, 1972-1974; financial records, 1940-1976; audio recordings, 1964-1965; Institute Articles of Association, 1960s; other meetings and minutes, 1963-1985; reports and government pamphlets; membership lists and correspondence, 1960-1981; correspondence with visitors and speakers, 1962-1978; general correspondence, 1960-1979.

Quantity
11 boxes (1.54 m)

Corporate Bodies

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