Subject: Nobel Prizes / Form: Archival materials - Philadelphia Area Archives Search Results

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Abstract:: An autographed copy of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry Lecture written and delivered by Polish-American theoretical organic chemist Roald Hoffmann with an attached letter of correspondence from the Cornell University Department of Chemistry.

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Abstract:: A collection of four British postage stamp reproduction postcards commemorating the contributions of four British Nobel Prize winners and members of the Royal Institute of Chemistry.

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Abstract:: A commemorative stamp printed in Italy celebrating the life and work of Italian chemical engineer and Nobel laureate Giulio Natta.

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Abstract:: A commemorative stamp celebrating the life and work of German physiologist and Nobel laureate Otto Heinrich Warburg.

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Abstract:: A collection of assorted stamps and postal covers commemorating the American Chemical Society, the Pittsburgh Conference on Analytical Chemistry and Applied Spectroscopy, and other related organizations and individuals.

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Abstract:: A collection of stamps and postal covers created by the Israel Postal Company (Rashut ha-doʼar) and the Israel Chemical Society (Ḥevrah ha-Yiśreʾelit le-khimyah) as collected by Ehud Keinan.

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Abstract:: A signed copy of the play "Oxygen" by Polish-American theoretical chemist Roald Hoffman and Bulgarian-American pharmaceutical chemist Carl Djerassi with related articles and correspondence as collected and maintained by Philip Rakita.

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