Box 2c

 Container

Contains 3 Results:

Karl Mason Papers

 Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: EBL-0043
Abstract

Personal papers of nutritionist, anatomist, and biochemist Karl Mason (1900-1978), who was a professor of anatomy at Vanderbilt from 1926-1940. Materials include: correspondence, reprints, and photographs. Correspondents include: Glenn Cullen, Alfred Blalock, Sam Clark, Robert S. Cunningham, W.S. Leathers, Canby Robinson, Rudolph Kampmeier, and Lafayette B. Mendel.

Dates: 1911 - 1978
Found in: Eskind Biomedical Library Manuscripts Collection / Karl Mason Papers

Notebook - Karl Mason's notes & correspondence on Cirrhosis, Cod Liver Oil, Testis, Yolk Sac, Ovary, etc.

 Item — Box: 2c, Folder: 19
Identifier: 19
Collection Scope and Content Summary From the Collection:

Personal papers of nutritionist, anatomist, and biochemist Karl Mason (1900-1978), who was a professor of anatomy at Vanderbilt from 1926-1940. Materials include: correspondence, reprints, and photographs. Correspondents include: Glenn Cullen, Alfred Blalock, Sam Clark, Robert S. Cunningham, W.S. Leathers, Canby Robinson, Rudolph Kampmeier, and Lafayette B. Mendel.

Dates: 1911 - 1978
Found in: Eskind Biomedical Library Manuscripts Collection / EBL-0043, Karl Mason Papers / Reprints

Notebook - Testis & Epidymis (?)

 Item — Box: 2c, Folder: 20
Identifier: 20
Collection Scope and Content Summary From the Collection:

Personal papers of nutritionist, anatomist, and biochemist Karl Mason (1900-1978), who was a professor of anatomy at Vanderbilt from 1926-1940. Materials include: correspondence, reprints, and photographs. Correspondents include: Glenn Cullen, Alfred Blalock, Sam Clark, Robert S. Cunningham, W.S. Leathers, Canby Robinson, Rudolph Kampmeier, and Lafayette B. Mendel.

Dates: 1911 - 1978
Found in: Eskind Biomedical Library Manuscripts Collection / EBL-0043, Karl Mason Papers / Reprints

 

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