AUTOGRAPH LETTER ANSWERING A QUESTION ABOUT A PLANT SIGNED BY CHEMIST ALBERT JOHN BULLEN COOPER. by Cooper, Albert John Bullen. Chemist who was a dealer in Peptenzyme, a drug used for disorders of the digestive function - 1911.
by Cooper, Albert John Bullen. Chemist who was a dealer in Peptenzyme, a drug used for disorders of the digestive function
AUTOGRAPH LETTER ANSWERING A QUESTION ABOUT A PLANT SIGNED BY CHEMIST ALBERT JOHN BULLEN COOPER.
by Cooper, Albert John Bullen. Chemist who was a dealer in Peptenzyme, a drug used for disorders of the digestive function
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London: 24th October, 1911., 1911.. Good. - Letter penned in black ink & filling one side of an approximately 7 inch high by 4-3/8 inch wide black-bordered sheet of his personalized letterhead with his address and phone number printed in raised lettering at the top. Signed "A. J. Bullen Cooper". The letter is very slightly foxed with a paper-clip mark on the top edge. Good.
Cooper's correspondent, a Mr. Offord, appears to have asked for information about a plant. Cooper writes: "...I have not come across the word Ethiopian this may have reference to the habitat of this plant which is Europe and Western Asian."
Albert John Bullen Cooper was a chemist who was a dealer in Peptenzyme, a drug used for disorders of the digestive function.
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Bookseller
Blue Mountain Books & Manuscripts, Ltd.
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- Book Condition Used - Good
- Quantity Available 1
- Publisher London: 24th October, 1911.
- Date Published 1911.
- Keywords SCIENCE; CHEMISTRY; CHEMIST; ALBERT JOHN BULLEN COOPER; AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED; ALS; A.L.S.; SIGNATURE; AUTOGRAPH; MEDICINE; DRUG; PEPTENZYME; DIGESTION; BOTANY; HABITAT OF PLANT.