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Roy Hemmat <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 10 Nov 1999 15:47:04 -0800
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Jenny, about your "old medicines" issue,

Perhaps if you contacted some museums that specialize in collections of
this type, you may gain additional insight. To this end, I did a search for
"medical" on my (shameless plug) website that offers a searchable interface
to a wide variety of museums. I came up with about 5 in the United States
that have similar collections.

You can try this search yourself at http://museumstuff.com Make sure you
search in the museum database and not the general database though.


Roy Hemmat
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http://museumstuff.com - 1000's of museum related resources!

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