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M0001441: Reproduction of a photographic portrait of Sir William John Ritchie Simpson (1855-1931), Scottish physician and specialist in tropical medicine

Reproduction of a photographic portrait of Sir William John Ritchie Simpson (1855-1931), Scottish physician and specialist in tropical medicine. Related images: V0027842

Images from the photographic library

Photographic library: "M" series

"M" series glass plate negatives: M0001399-M0001501

1 photograph glass plate negative; 16.5 x 12 cm

M0001399: Botanical illustration of Cinchona angustifolia

M0001400: Botanical illustration of Cinchona hyoenanche globosa

M0001401: Botanical illustration of Cinchona brachycarpa

M0001402: Botanical illustration of Cinchona cariboca

M0001403: Botanical illustration of Cinchona longiflora

M0001404: Botanical illustration of Cinchona hyoenanche globosa

M0001405: Reproduction of an illustration of "Leaves of the bark tree, of Tecamez"

M0001406: Reproduction of the signature of Hipólito Ruiz López (1754–1816), or Hipólito Ruiz, Spanish botanist

M0001407: Reproduction of page 1 of a handwritten description of Cinchona

M0001408: Reproduction of page 2 of a handwritten description of Cinchona

M0001409: Reproduction of page 3 of a handwritten description of Cinchona

M0001410: Reproduction of page 4 of a handwritten description of Cinchona

M0001411: Reproduction of page 5 of a handwritten description of Cinchona

M0001412: Reproduction of page 6 of a handwritten description of Cinchona

M0001413: Reproduction of page 7 of a handwritten description of Cinchona

M0001414: Reproduction of page 8 of a handwritten description of Cinchona

M0001415: Reproduction of page 9 of a handwritten description of Cinchona

M0001416: Reproduction of page 10 of a handwritten description of Cinchona

M0001417: Reproduction of page 11 of a handwritten description of Cinchona

M0001418: Reproduction of page 1 of a handwritten draft manuscript of Compendio historico-medico-commercial de las Quinas, by Hipolito Ruiz Lopez

M0001419: Reproduction of page 1 of a handwritten draft manuscript of Instrucion sobre las Quinas, by José Celestino Bruno Mutis y Bosio (1732-1808)

M0001420: Reproduction of page 16 of a handwritten draft manuscript of "Instrucion sobre las Quinas," by José Celestino Bruno Mutis y Bosio (1732-1808)

M0001421: Reproduction of the first page of a handwritten manuscript of "Reparos y reflexiones criticas sobre la Memoria de la Quina" by Hipólito Ruiz López

M0001422: Reproduction of the last page of a handwritten manuscript of "Reparos y reflexiones criticas sobre la Memoria de la Quina" by Hipolito Ruiz Lopez

M0001423: Reproduction of the first page of a handwritten manuscript of "Experimentos Quimicos sobre las Quinas", 1811 by Hipólito Ruiz López

M0001424: Reproduction of the last page of a handwritten manuscript of "Experimentos Quimicos sobre las Quinas", 1811 by Hipólito Ruiz López

M0001425: Reproduction of page 1 of a handwritten manuscript of "Causas por que las Calenturas intermitentes no cortandose en los primeros accessos pasan à malignas y contagiosas" by Hipólito Ruiz López

M0001426: Reproduction of page 2 of a handwritten manuscript of "Causas por que las Calenturas intermitentes no cortandose en los primeros accessos pasan à malignas y contagiosas" by Hipólito Ruiz López

M0001427: Reproduction of page 3 of a handwritten manuscript of "Causas por que las Calenturas intermitentes no cortandose en los primeros accessos pasan à malignas y contagiosas" by Hipólito Ruiz López

M0001428: Reproduction of a handwritten manuscript of Estampas de Quinas by Hipólito Ruiz López

M0001429: Reproduction of the first page of a handwritten manuscript of "Razon de las siete especies de Quina" by Hipólito Ruiz López

M0001430: Reproduction of page 1 of a handwritten manuscript possibly the first draft (or and abstract) of the Holoscript of Hipólito Ruiz López

M0001431: Reproduction of page 2 of a handwritten manuscript possibly the first draft (or and abstract) of the Holoscript of Hipólito Ruiz López

M0001432: Reproduction of a photograph of the memorial tablet of Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker (1817-1911), British botanist and explorer, which is located in St. Anne's Church, Kew, London

M0001433: Reproduction of a photograph of the memorial tablet of Sir William Jackson Hooker (1785-1865), English botanist and botanical illustrator, which is located in St. Anne's Church, Kew, London

M0001434: Reproduction of page 24 from Materia Medica by Carl Linneaus with Pentadria Monogynia at header

M0001435: Reproduction of the manuscript notes on the leaf facing page 14 from Materia Medica by Carl Linneaus

M0001436: Cropped and enlarged section of the manuscript notes on the leaf facing page 14 from Materia Medica by Carl Linneaus

M0001437: Cropped and enlarged section of a page 24 from Materia Medica by Carl Linneaus with Pentadria Monogynia at header

M0001438: Reproduction of a photograph of a plaque of Alexander Tschirch (1856-1939), German-Swiss pharmacist, by Hugo Siegwart (1865-1938), Swiss sculptor and medalist

M0001439: Reproduction of a photographic portrait of Richard Spruce (1817-1893), English botanist

M0001440: Reproduction of a photographic portrait of William Crawford Gorgas (1854-1920), United States Army physician and 22nd Surgeon General of the U.S. Army (1914–1918)

M0001442: Friedrich August Flückiger (1828-1894), Swiss pharmacist, chemist and botanist

M0001443: Cropped circular reproduction of a photograph of a relief portrait of Pietro Peretti (1781-1864), Italian pharmacist, in profile

M0001443EA: Reproduction of a photograph of a relief portrait of Pietro Peretti (1781-1864), Italian pharmacist, in profile

M0001444EA: Reproduction of a portrait of Hipólito Ruiz López (1754-1816 in Madrid), Spanish botanist and explorer / M0001444EB: Reproduction of a portrait of Francisco José de Caldas (1768-1816)

M0001445: Reproduction of a photographic portrait of David Hooper FRS, Quinologist to the Madras Presidency, government of India between 1884-1897

M0001446: Reproduction of a photograph of a Group of Jury Cinchonologique du Congrès International Botanique, Amsterdam, April, 1877

M0001447: Reproduction of a map of Ecuador to illustrate Richard Spruce's report on the Red Bark of Ecuador

M0001448: Reproduction of a map showing the journey to the Chinchona forests of Caravaya, 1860

M0001449: Reproduction of a map of "Caravaya" or Carabaya Province in Southern Peru

M0001450: Reproduction of a map of "The cinchona regions of South America"

M0001451: Reproduction of a botanical illustration with handwritten caption "Cinchona officinalis"

M0001452: Reproduction of a botanical illustration, possibly Cinchona

M0001453: Reproduction of a botanitcal illustration of Cinchona succirubra, Pavon

M0001454: Reproduction of a two botanical illustrations, possibly Cinchona

M0001455: Reproduction of a photograph of two cowhide serons, or bales or parcels wrapped in animal hide, for transporting cinchona bark

M0001456: Reproduction of a photograph of Cinchona trees, Java, Indonesia

M0001457: Photograph of a man seated underneath a Cinchona succirubra tree

M0001458: Photograph of two people picking out seedlings at a Cinchona nursery in India

M0001459: Photograph Cinchona Nursery, Munsong, India, Cinchona Ledgeriana

M0001460: Reproduction of an illustration of Vallée de San Juan del Oro, Bolivia, by J. Denis from the publication Histoire naturelle des quinquinas by Hugh Algernon Weddell, 1849

M0001461: Reproduction of an oil painting depicting the count of Chinchón, Peru, purchasing a febrifuge, or medicine used to reduce fever

M0001462: Reproduction of an oil painting depicting Doña Francisca Henriquez Ribera, Countess of Chinchón, being given a Peruvian remedy (bark of the tree subseqently called cinchona) to cure her intermittent fever

M0001463: Reproduction of an oil painting depicting Cardinal de Lugo ordering the use of cinchona in the hospital of Santo Spirito, Rome

M0001464: Reproduction of an engraving of Madonna and Child captioned "La Madonna della Febre nella Sacrestia di S. Pietro in Vaticano"

M0001465: Reproduction of an illustration depicting Sushruta, or Susruta, an ancient Indian physician sitting cross-legged with an Indian potentate (rular or monarch) possibly discussing his theory of malarial infection, which he ascribed to bites by mosquitoes

M0001466: Line illustration symbolising reproduction from an unknown publication

M0001467: Photographic portrait of Sir Andrew Balfour (1873-1931), Scottish Medical Officer who specialised in tropical medicine

M0001471: Curved obstetrical forceps, type designed by Paolo Assalini (1759-1840)

M0001472: Axis traction obstetrical forceps, type designed by Alexander Russell Simpson (1835-1916)

M0001473: Model of obstetrical forceps, first type designed by André Levret (1703-1780) in 1747

M0001474: Obstetrical forceps, type designed by M. Dubois, Paris, in 1801

M0001475: Short obstetrical forceps, type designed by William Smellie (1697-1763), Scottish surgeon, in 1746

M0001476: Obstetrical forceps with three blades, type designed by Dr Leaks in 1773

M0001477: Parallel obstetrical forceps, type designed by John Aitkins (fl. 1770–1790), Scottish surgeon, in 1784

M0001478: Obstetrical forceps, type designed by Van De Laars in 1777

M0001479: Obstetrical forceps, type designed by Johann David Busch (1755-1833) in 1796

M0001480: Model of obstetrical forceps, type designed by John Burton (1710-1771) in 1751

M0001481: Obstetrical forceps with the handles connected with a longitudinal hinge, type designed by Francis Vacher (1843-1914) in 1873

M0001482: Obstetrical forceps, type designed by Dusie, 1733

M0001483: Obstetrical forceps or 'retroceps' from 1867, type designed by L. Hamon around 1864

M0001484: Obstetrical forceps, type designed by Jan Palfijn or Palfyn (1650-1730) in 1720

M0001485: Obstetrical forceps, type designed by Benjamin Pugh (1710–1775) in 1744 or 1754

M0001486: Obstetrical forceps, type thought to have been designed by the Chamberlen family in the 1600s

M0001487: Short straight obstetrical forceps, type designed by William Smellie (1697-1763), Scottish obstetrician, approximately 1746

M0001488: Obstetrical forceps, type designed by Heinrich Erpenbeck in 1834

M0001489: Obstetrical forceps, type designed by Charles Pajot (1816-1896) in 1839

M0001490: Obstetrical forceps, first type designed by David Christie (d. 1917) with traction guide

M0001491: Obstetrical forceps, type designed by Francis Marion Robertson (1807-1892) in 1870

M0001492: Obstetrical forceps with hinged handle, type designed by Alexander Hamilton (1739-1802) in 1794

M0001493: Obstetrical forceps, type designed by Étienne Tarnier (1828-1897), French obstetrician, in 1877 or 1881

M0001494: Obstetrical traction forceps, type designed by James Hobson Aveling (1828-1898) in 1860

M0001495: Obstetrical forceps, type designed by J. Lazarewitch (b. 1829) of the University of Kharkoff

M0001496: Reproduction of a portrait of William Smellie (1697-1763), Scottish obstetrician

M0001497: Reproduction of a portrait of William Chamberlayne (1619-1689), English physician and poet

M0001498: Photographic portrait of George Michael James Giles (1853-1916), English surgeon and entomologist

M0001499: Reproduction of a miniature painting depicting the birth of Julius Caesar by caesarean section

M0001501: Reproduction of a framed oil painting depicting a dying man securing last sacrement, also described as "the devil at a deathbed" by an unknown 17th century Spanish painter

M0001441: Reproduction of a photographic portrait of Sir William John Ritchie Simpson (1855-1931), Scottish physician and specialist in tropical medicine

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