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Bill Jackson doesn't work there anymore, but Peter Mohr may well be able
to help out.
Briony
Briony Hudson
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To Ruth:
Many thanks; if you think your ceramic piece might vaguely be
pharmaceutical, you may get a 'steer' from the University of Manchester
Medical School Museum. Bill Jackson certainly used to work there, whom I
know. He is the author of the Shire Book "The Victorian Chemist and
Druggist" and has an amazing personal collection of this sort of thing.
He may have retired now, as the museum's website refers one to Dr Peter
Mohr.
Contact details:
Dr Peter Mohr FRCP
Honorary Curator
University of Manchester Medical School Museum
Stopford Building
Oxford Road
Manchester UK
M13 9PL
+44 (0)161 275 5546
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Hope this helps
Jim Garretts, Keeper, the People's History Museum.
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> Please can you help me with the attached image. It is part of a
> ceramic jar, but can anyone tell me anything about its past contents
> please.
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