Dr. Heinrich Handel-Mazzetti correspondence with William Wright Smith
- GB 235 HMH
- Collection
- 1922 - 1930
1 box of correspondence between Heinrich Handel-Mazzetti and William Wright Smith dating from 1922-1930.
Handel-Mazzetti, Dr. Heinrich
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Dr. Heinrich Handel-Mazzetti correspondence with William Wright Smith
1 box of correspondence between Heinrich Handel-Mazzetti and William Wright Smith dating from 1922-1930.
Handel-Mazzetti, Dr. Heinrich
• Obituary, reprinted from "The North Western Naturalist" September 1943; a 3 page obituary by George Taylor which includes a portrait of A.H. Evans.
• Three items from Botanical Society of Edinburgh archives relating to Evans’s biography and bibliography – correspondence between William Wright Smith, George Taylor, Alex Cowan and J.T. Johnstone including a typed letter from George Taylor to Professor William Wright Smith (6 April 1943) regarding Evans's biography and bibliography; a handwritten note from Alex Cowan to Professor William Wright Smith (12 April 1943) regarding Evans's notification of death and clarification of a date; and a cover note from William Wright Smith to librarian J.T. Johnstone.
Evans, Arthur Humble
Adam Forman Sphagnum Moss papers and photographs
The collection comprises photographs and reports related to the gathering and preparation of Sphagnum moss, in and around the Moffat/Beattock area, S.W. Scotland, which was used as a medical dressing for wounds during the First World War.
Forman, Adam