John Conyers - Apothecary and Archaeologist (c. 1633-1694).
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Archaeology↗
Biomedical subjects
J Burnby
Publications and source records attributed to J Burnby.
The account books of Thomas Wright Tonge (1773-1854), a Lincolnshire surgeon and apothecary.
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Accounts Payable and Receivable↗
A hive of industry: the apothecaries and steam engines.
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England↗
Evidence from the Derby Mercury, 1790-1800 for dental services in the North Midlands.
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Advertising↗
Sidelights on the supply of drugs to pre-revolutionary Virginia.
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Colonialism↗
Drugs jars and the colour blue.
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Equipment and Supplies↗
The town of St. Gall and its cathedral.
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Herbal Medicine↗
"I am a Good Deal out of order this morning": letters to apothecary William Fentham of Nottingham.
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England↗
John Gerarde and his contemporaries.
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General Surgery↗
British chemists & druggists in pursuit of pharmaceutical science in the nineteenth century.
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Chemistry, Pharmaceutical↗
The editor and serendipity.
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Historiography↗
"Now the all-engrossing subject".
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Anesthesia, Inhalation↗
English apothecaries and probate inventories: their use in pharmaceutical history.
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History, 16th Century↗
The incidence of scurvy at sea and its treatment.
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Europe↗
"Mr sweet pea himself": Bernard Rees Jones.
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History, 20th Century↗