George Ernest Gibson papers, 1908-1958.

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George Ernest Gibson papers, 1908-1958.

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Consist of correspondence with family, friends, colleagues including Max Planck and University officials, laboratory notebooks, published professional work and that of his father and colleagues, translations of vedic texts, clippings and photographs.

1 carton, 2 binders and 1 rolled diploma.

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