B. Bernard Weinstein Medal Collection
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Description
The Matas Library has a collection of scientific medals issued in honor of individuals or commemorating a momentous event, disease, hospital, school or society. The core of this group of medals were collected by Benjamin Bernard Weinstein, M.D. (1913-1974), a Tulane faculty member and New Orleans physician. His medal collection was donated to the Rudolph Matas Library by the Weinstein family. In addition to the B. Bernard Weinstein collection, the Matas Library maintains the medals and awards of Dr. Rudolph Matas and awards given to other Tulane health scientists and physicians. Highlights of the collection are the replica of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine (1998) medal awarded to Louis J. Ignarro, Tulane faculty (1973-1985) and also the yellow fever medals of Roger Post Ames, 1952-1958.Sort
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- Samuel Hahnemann commemorative bronze medal (1829), Honoring fifty years as a physician, graduation from medical school
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- American Association of Anatomists 50th anniversary commemorative medal honoring Joseph Leidy (1938)
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- American Association of Anatomists 50th anniversary commemorative medal: TO | CELEBRATE | FIFTY YEARS OF ACHIEVEMENT | 1888-1938
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- Antoine Laurent Lavoisier bronze medal designed by Abram Belskie - Medallic Art Company [MAco 69-14-17]
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- Antonj Van Leeuwenhoek bronze medal designed by Abram Belskie - Medallic Art Company [MAco 69-14-11]
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- Association Générale des Médecins de France, bronze plaquette commemorating the 50th anniversary. 1908
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- Bad Kissingen and its medicinal springs, Ragozy & Pandur, German tin medal with LUDWIG I of Bavaria, 1842 by Rabausch