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The anti-malaria school, Nettuno, Italy: tools used in malaria control. Photograph, 1918/1937 (?).
Date: 1918-1937Reference: 564042i
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The anti-malaria school, Nettuno, Italy: oil cans used in malaria control work. Photograph, 1918/1937 (?).
Date: 1918-1937Reference: 564045i
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The anti-malaria school, Nettuno, Italy: large wooden-handled metal tools used in malaria control work. Photograph, 1910/1937 (?).
Date: 1910-1937Reference: 564043i
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The anti-malaria school, Nettuno, Italy: laboratory interior. Photograph, 1918/1937 (?).
Date: 1918-1937Reference: 564033i
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The anti-malaria school, Nettuno, Italy: laboratory interior. Photograph, 1910/1937 (?).
Date: 1918-1937Reference: 564040i
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Malaria control equipment being unloaded from a truck by men, Italy. Photograph, 1940/1950 (?).
Date: 1940-1950Reference: 564231i
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Rome, Italy: a fleet of trucks used in an anti-malaria campaign. Photograph, 1940/1950 (?).
Date: 1940-1950Reference: 564222i
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The anti-malaria school, Nettuno, Italy: a wooden mosquito breeding cage in a classroom. Photograph, 1918/1937 (?).
Date: 1918-1937Reference: 564044i
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The anti-malaria school, Nettuno, Italy: a wooden trunk and its contents: fumigation equipment. Photograph, 1918/1937 (?).
Date: 1918-1937Reference: 564046i
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The anti-malaria school, Nettuno, Italy: a man wearing face-protection and gloves to protect against mosquitos. Photograph, 1918/1937 (?).
Date: 1918-1937Reference: 564047i
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Malaria control supplies, Italy: large metal barrels being unloaded from a truck by three men. Photograph, 1940/1950 (?).
Date: 1940-1950Reference: 564229i
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The anti-malaria school, Nettuno, Italy: dispensary interior showing a microscope, bottles and paperwork on tables. Photograph, 1918/1937 (?).
Date: 1918-1937Reference: 564180i
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Hygiene in the British army in Italy: officers of the Army Medical Department inspect a self-closing latrine designed to keep out the malaria mosquito. Drawing by Stacey Hopper, ca. 1944.
Hopper, Stacey, 1909-1996.Date: [1944?]Reference: 584263i
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Malaria control equipment, Italy: men setting up some equipment, with metal barrels of supplies in the background. Photograph, 1940/1950 (?).
Date: 1940-1950Reference: 564235i
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The anti-malaria school, Nettuno, Italy: a small fish tank on a table in front of a large window. Photograph, 1918/1937 (?).
Date: 1918-1937Reference: 564041i
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Hygiene in the British army in Italy: to investigate the suitability of women soldiers' clothing to protect against malaria, a male hygiene specialist is drawn into a reference to a woman's legs, for which she hits him. Drawing by Stacey Hopper, ca. 1944.
Hopper, Stacey, 1909-1996.Date: [1944?]Reference: 584286i
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Malaria control equipment, Italy: hoses are looped up inside an apartment building; view of balconies with residents in doorways. Photograph, 1940/1950 (?).
Date: 1940-1950Reference: 564237i
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Malaria control equipment, Italy: a large metal barrel in a cart and men on the pavement with more equipment. Photograph, 1940/1950 (?).
Date: 1940-1950Reference: 564233i
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Malaria control equipment, Italy: an apartment building hallway is treated by a man holding a hose attached to a metal canister. Photograph, 1940/1950 (?).
Date: 1940-1950Reference: 564238i
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Malaria control campaign truck: view of rear with soldiers sitting in the back. Photograph, 1940/1950 (?).
Date: 1940-1950Reference: 564227i
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Hygiene in the British army in Italy: soldiers, ordered to spray adult females (i.e. mosquitoes) with insecticide, spray an adult female human by mistake, as she is about to take a bath. Drawing by Stacey Hopper, ca. 1944.
Hopper, Stacey, 1909-1996.Date: [1944?]Reference: 584264i
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Malaria and campaigns against it: postage stamps. Colour engravings, 1961-1962.
Date: 1961-1962Reference: 583639i
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Three researchers outside the British experimental hut set up near Ostia to verify the mosquito-malaria theory. Coloured photograph of a pen drawing by A. Terzi, ca. 1900.
Terzi, A. J. E. (Amedeo John Engel), 1872-1956.Date: 1900Reference: 41673i

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The anti-malaria school, Nettuno, Italy: tools used in malaria control. Photograph, 1918/1937 (?).

The anti-malaria school, Nettuno, Italy: oil cans used in malaria control work. Photograph, 1918/1937 (?).

The anti-malaria school, Nettuno, Italy: large wooden-handled metal tools used in malaria control work. Photograph, 1910/1937 (?).

The anti-malaria school, Nettuno, Italy: laboratory interior. Photograph, 1918/1937 (?).

The anti-malaria school, Nettuno, Italy: laboratory interior. Photograph, 1910/1937 (?).

Malaria control equipment being unloaded from a truck by men, Italy. Photograph, 1940/1950 (?).

Rome, Italy: a fleet of trucks used in an anti-malaria campaign. Photograph, 1940/1950 (?).

The anti-malaria school, Nettuno, Italy: a wooden mosquito breeding cage in a classroom. Photograph, 1918/1937 (?).

The anti-malaria school, Nettuno, Italy: a wooden trunk and its contents: fumigation equipment. Photograph, 1918/1937 (?).

The anti-malaria school, Nettuno, Italy: a man wearing face-protection and gloves to protect against mosquitos. Photograph, 1918/1937 (?).

Malaria control supplies, Italy: large metal barrels being unloaded from a truck by three men. Photograph, 1940/1950 (?).

The anti-malaria school, Nettuno, Italy: dispensary interior showing a microscope, bottles and paperwork on tables. Photograph, 1918/1937 (?).

Hygiene in the British army in Italy: officers of the Army Medical Department inspect a self-closing latrine designed to keep out the malaria mosquito. Drawing by Stacey Hopper, ca. 1944.

Malaria control equipment, Italy: men setting up some equipment, with metal barrels of supplies in the background. Photograph, 1940/1950 (?).

The anti-malaria school, Nettuno, Italy: a small fish tank on a table in front of a large window. Photograph, 1918/1937 (?).

Hygiene in the British army in Italy: to investigate the suitability of women soldiers' clothing to protect against malaria, a male hygiene specialist is drawn into a reference to a woman's legs, for which she hits him. Drawing by Stacey Hopper, ca. 1944.

Malaria control equipment, Italy: hoses are looped up inside an apartment building; view of balconies with residents in doorways. Photograph, 1940/1950 (?).

Malaria control equipment, Italy: a large metal barrel in a cart and men on the pavement with more equipment. Photograph, 1940/1950 (?).

Malaria control equipment, Italy: an apartment building hallway is treated by a man holding a hose attached to a metal canister. Photograph, 1940/1950 (?).

Malaria control campaign truck: view of rear with soldiers sitting in the back. Photograph, 1940/1950 (?).

Hygiene in the British army in Italy: soldiers, ordered to spray adult females (i.e. mosquitoes) with insecticide, spray an adult female human by mistake, as she is about to take a bath. Drawing by Stacey Hopper, ca. 1944.

Malaria and campaigns against it: postage stamps. Colour engravings, 1961-1962.

Three researchers outside the British experimental hut set up near Ostia to verify the mosquito-malaria theory. Coloured photograph of a pen drawing by A. Terzi, ca. 1900.