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Medical Photographs from the Calcutta Medical College Hospital.

Catalogue reference: Photo 898

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This record is about the Medical Photographs from the Calcutta Medical College Hospital. dating from 1894-1905.

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Reference
Photo 898
Title
Medical Photographs from the Calcutta Medical College Hospital.
Date
1894-1905
Description

Collection of prints mounted on album pages, now unbound. The photographs show various stages of mainly disfiguring diseases treated at the Calcutta Hospital, including various tumours, yaws, elephantiasis. Typescript labels giving brief descriptions and history of disease, treatment, date and sometimes identification of patient are pasted to the backs of the pages. Several of the labels identify the location as the 'M.C. Hospital' (Medical College Hospital), and it has been assumed that this is the source for the majority of the photographs. Process = Albumen prints and other processes. Photographers = Various unknown,;.

Held by
British Library: Asian and African Studies
Language
Not applicable
Physical description
1 item
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Immediate source of acquisition
Presented by St Bartholomew's Hospital, London, via Andrew Griffin, November 1993.
Physical condition
Dimensions: 134 mm x 90 mm to 150 mm x 202 mm.
Record URL
https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/402bdffa-3a3e-4898-b9b6-9d3d0823fb03/

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Medical Photographs from the Calcutta Medical College Hospital.