Archival materials
Found in 604 Collections and/or Records:
Fun and profit at the endless frontier manuscript
G. Malcolm Dyson Collection
Printed thesis, correspondence, photocopied magazine articles, and photocopied notes pertaining to British organic chemist and information scientist G. Malcolm Dyson and the Dyson Notation chemical nomenclature system.
Gabor B. Levy oversized materials
Collection consists of seven charts, collected by Gabor B. Levy related to blood chemistry, antibiotics and replication, metabolic pathways, and spectroquality solvents.
Gary D. Saretzky Collection
Envelopes with cancelled postage stamps relating to the history of science collected by American stamp collector and archivist Gary D. Saretzky.
General Dyestuff Corporation collection
This is a collection of bound notebooks containing sample swatches of various fabrics, dyed by various processes. There are also five binders of technical information and large format sales book.
General Dyestuff Corporation pigment salesman's manual
The manual is divided into sub-sections dealing with the topics Dyestuffs; Cotton; Plastics; Paint; Printing Inks; and a Miscellaneous Application section. This final section contains information on the coloring and dyeing of diverse items, such as Anodized Aluminum, Paper, Soaps and Detergents, Shoe Polishes, Gasoline, Rubber and Smoke.
Geological museum catalog
This is a handwritten list.
George R. Underwood Chemistry Notes
George S. Hammond Collection
Book, photo album, and publication concerning American chemist and chemistry professor George S. Hammond. The materials in this collection were collected and maintained by Richard G. Weiss, an American chemist and a long-time associate of Hammond.
Gerard E. Natarelli, Jr. Collection
A collection of correspondence and a notebook belonging to American chemist Gerard E. Natarelli, Jr., which regard several college and university visits he participated in between 1967 and 1973.