Archival Resources Details

Royal de Rohan Barondes

Collection Title
Royal de Rohan Barondes
Repository
Powerhouse Museum
Reference
99/30/1:3, 2002/87/1
Date Range
1944 - 1955
Description

Papers including correspondence with Sir Alexander Fleming, Ethel Florey and Howard Florey, 1944-50, notes, 1944-45, a reprint of an article on penicillin signed by Florey, 1944 and magazine clippings re Fleming and Florey, 1951-55 (2002/87/1). Preserved specimens of Penicillium notatum from Florey's laboratory supplied to Barondes in 1944, Florey & Cairns' booklet Investigations Concerning Penicillin in War Wounds, 1943 and photograph of Dr Barondes, 1918. (99/30/1:3).

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