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Morson, Thomas Newborn Robert (1799-1874); Thomas Morson & Son Ltd

Business correspondence and papers

1 volume 1 vol., 270 x 230 mm. 500 ff. (217-500 blank). Half-leather binding, with marbled boards.

Miscellaneous business correspondence and papers

Report and notes on the manufacture of glycerophosphates

Correspondence and papers on the development of Pexuloid M for the manufacture of surgical splints

Correspondence and papers relating to SED (salicylic ester of ethylene chlorhydrin), a product promoted for the relief of rheumatic and other pain

Correspondence and papers relating to the calcium glycerophosphates trading agreement with E Merck of Darmstadt, and subsequent production

Correspondence and papers relating to the manufacture of Benzedrine and Calsiod, and the visit of H H Woodyard, Morson's production manager, to the USA to inspect Smith, Kline and French's processes for these products

Correspondence and papers relating to the production of bismuth salts

Correspondence and papers relating to purchase and installation of a continuous distillation plant for the recovery of industrial methylated spirit

Correspondence and papers mainly relating to agreements with Sharp & Dohme Ltd, of Hoddesdon, Herts., later Merck Sharp & Dohme, for the manufacture of their products under licence

Correspondence and papers relating to the manufacture of colour coupler chemicals for J Halden & Co. Ltd, of Stockport, Cheshire, makers of photographic paper

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