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Historical Paleontology-related Letters



Belgium

Natural History Museum of Belgium (1947) to Mrs. Racovitza, widow of Emil Racovitza (Racovita)"
Natural History Museum of Belgium to Mrs. Racovitza (1947)


Germany

Letter to Franz Unger (Bavaria, 1845) Reply card of Zoological Museum of Berlin (1912)
Letter to  Franz Unger, 1845 Answer card of Zoological Museum of Berlin (TEndaguru expedition), 1912



Great Britain

Alexander Nasmyth to William Buckland (1838)

Invitation of the British Association for the Advancement of Science to meeting in Glasgow (1876) Richard Owen to Sir Henry Barkly (1876)


Letter from Alexander Nasmyth to William Buckland, 1838 Letter from the British Association for the Advancement of Science with invitation to meeting in Glasgow in 1876 Letter of Richard Owen sent to Sir Henry Barkly in  1876


Italy

Paleontological school of University of Roam, Italy (1933)
Paleontological school of University of Roam, Italy, 1933


Spain

University Zaragoza, Department of Paleontology
University Zaragoza, Department of Paleontology


USA

Erasmus Crawford to Othniel Marsh (1870), Yale College, New Jersey

Museum of Paleontology, Berkeley (1935) to Professor Stehlin, NHM Basle in Switzerland The Paleontological Society, Princeton, New Jersey (1936) to Dr. Rudolf Richter (Germany)
Letter from Erasmus Crawford to Othniel Marsh, USA 1870 Letter from Erasmus Crawford to Othniel Marsh, USA 1870 Letter from Erasmus Crawford to Othniel Marsh, USA 1870




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