Hello fellow listers - this is a question for all, but particularly U.S. colleagues. LOOKING FOR ROENTGEN'S X-RAY IMAGE Roentgen took the worlds' first x-ray image in late 1895. You many know of this image - his wifes' hand with a wedding band showing. In early 1896, Roentgen apparently sent a copy of this image with his scientific report "On a new kind of Rays" to eight scientists located around the world. I am trying to locate at least one of these copies to gain a copy myself. It would be used as a focal image in an upcoming exhibition which I am working on, which explores the theme of mapping the human mind and body. Although Roentgen did not send a copy to Northern America, apparently there is at least one in a major library there. Does anyone know which library has a copy, or any museum or collecting institution that holds one of these valuable items? Thanks for your time and interest. Regards Adrienne Leith Curator, Inside Out Human Mind and Body Program Museum Victoria [log in to unmask]