Add MS 56133

FLEMING PAPERS. Vol. XXVIII. [1920]-1945.

ff. 1-241. Volume includes articles prepared for publications as indicated:

‘Bacteriological Examination of War Wounds’, in H. Bailey, Surgery of Modern Warfare, 1941

‘The Use of Paper and Cellophane Discs for the Preparation of Museum Specimens of Mould Cultures’, Proceedings of the Linnaean Society of London, 155 (1943)

‘The Prevention of Pyogenic of the Nose and Throat’, Journal of Laryngology and Otology, 58 (1943)

includes:

• ff. 1-37 Sir Alexander Fleming, bacteriologist: Notes and draft of an article entitled 'Bacteriology of a Septic Wound': [1920-1930].
• ff. 38-64 Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine: Summary and article by A. Fleming entitled 'The Effect of Antiseptics in Wounds', published in volume XXXIII, June: 1940: Typewritten.
• ff. 65-75 Sir Alexander Fleming, bacteriologist: Piece of writing entitled 'Streptococcal Grouping and Typing' possibly published or intended for publication: [1937-1940]: Typewritten.
• ff. 76-91 Sir Alexander Fleming, bacteriologist: Article entitled 'Bacteriological Examination of War Wounds' published in 'Surgery of Modern Warfare' edited by H. Bailey: 1941: Typewritten.
• ff. 92-94 Sir Alexander Fleming, bacteriologist: Paper entitled 'Demonstration of Spores by Carbol Fuchsin and Nigrosin'. The work on nigrosin may have been used in Fleming's article entitled 'Some Uses of Nigrosin in Bacteriology' published in Journal of Pathology and Bacteriology, vol. LIII, No. 2: [1941]: Typewritten.
• ff. 95-102 Anglo Soviet Medical Committee: Article by A. Fleming entitled 'Penicillin' for the 'British War Medicine Reviews', February: 1942: Typewritten.
• ff. 103-112 Linnean Society; London: Lecture by A. Fleming entitled 'The Use of Paper and Cellophane Discs for the Preparation of Museum Specimens of Mould Cultures' delivered on 12 November 1942, published in the Proceedings of the Society, volume 155, 1943: 1942-1943: Two copies one typewritten.
• ff. 113-123 Sir Alexander Fleming, bacteriologist: Paper rel. to growing moulds on cellophane to study their morphology. Developed from his article 'The Use of Paper and Cellophane Discs for the Preparation of Museum Specimens of Mould Cultures' (1943): [1943]: Two typewritten copies.
• ff. 124-136 Sir Alexander Fleming, bacteriologist: Report on the inhibition of diphtheria bacillus by staphylococcus especially in connexion with an outbreak at a preparatory school (Downside Worth School, Poole): [1943]: Typewritten.
• ff. 137-151 Journal of Laryngology and Otology: Article by A. Fleming entitled 'The Prevention of Pyogenic Infections of the Nose and Throat' published in vol. 58: [1943]: Typewritten.
• ff. 152-164 British Medical Bulletin; scientific journal: Versions of an article by A. Fleming entitled 'The Discovery of Penicillin', written in 1943 and published in vol. 2, 1944: [1943-1944]: Typewritten.
• ff. 165-169 British Medical Bulletin; scientific journal: Paper by A. Fleming entitled the 'Use of Penicillin for Selective Culture and for Demonstrating Bacterial Inhibitions' published in vol. 12, No. 1: [1944]: Typewritten.
• ff. 170-176 Sir Alexander Fleming, bacteriologist: Foreword to [Hukie's] 'Penicillin', 13 February: [1945]: Typewritten.
• ff. 177-179 Sir Alexander Fleming, bacteriologist: Paper on immunisation sent to the Colombian Ambassador, 4 September: 1945: Typewritten.
• ff. 180-181 Sir Alexander Fleming, bacteriologist: Foreword to Lieutenant Commander [Monnier's?] book on penicillin, 7 October: 1945: Typewritten.
• ff. 182-183 London; Secular Institutions. HOSPITALS AND CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS. St. Mary's Hospital: Inoculation Department Annual Report by A. Fleming: 1945: Partly typewritten.
• ff. 184-241 Sir Alexander Fleming, bacteriologist: Paper entitled 'The Antileucocytic Power of Various Chemicals', possibly unpublished: [1941-1945]: Three copies two typewritten.