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Book

Author: CSL Commission
Title: An introduction to Australia's Commonwealth Serum Laboratories
Imprint: Commonwealth Serum Laboratories Commission, Parkville, Victyoria, No date c1979, 20 pp
Url: https://www.eoas.info/bib-pdf/ASBS19100.pdf
Format: Print
Contains: Image
Abstract: Throughout this booklet are quoted random comments from members of CSL staff.

These people are individuals who proudly put their name to every job they do; yet, curiously, prefer to remain publicly anonymous. Perhaps it is their group pride in CSL as an
organization; a realization that it is not just the outstanding individual, but the dedication of all the individuals which brings about success.

Whatever the reason, these spontaneous remarks reflect what I believe is the spirit of the Commonwealth Serum Laboratories.

Corporate Bodies

People

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CSL Board, Celebrating 100, CSL: Just getting started (Melbourne, Victoria: CSL Limited, 2016), 12 pp, https://www.eoas.info/bib-pdf/ASBS19098.pdf. Details
CSL Commission, This is CSL (Parkville, Victoria: Commonwealth Serum Laboratories Commission, 1966), https://www.eoas.info/bib-pdf/ASBS19101.pdf. Details
CSL Commission, CSL 70, 1916-1986: Commonwealth Serum Laboratories Commission, the Seventieth Anniversary Exhibition (Parkville, Victoria: Commonwealth Serum Laboratories Commission, 1986), 17 pp, https://www.eoas.info/bib-pdf/ASBS19099.pdf. Details

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