Six plaques made by Dr. Harris Mosher, and donated by Ralph Fenton, M.D., in September 1955. They are in fair condition, with some chipping. Included are: 1) round bronze plaque depicting Dr. Albert Schweitzer, 2) rectangular bronze plaque of Winston Churchills raised arm, fingers forming a V, 3) painted plaster plaque depicting Gandhi, 4) painted plaster plaque depicting Dr. Dominique Jean Larrey, 5) painted plaster plaque depicting Dr. Moshers dog, and 6) painted plaster plaque depicting the dog used in the first insulin tests.
Digital photograph of six plaques, including: 1) round bronze plaque depicting Dr. Albert Schweitzer, 2) rectangular bronze plaque of Winston Churchills raised arm, fingers forming a V, 3) painted plaster plaque depicting Gandhi, 4) painted plaster plaque depicting Dr. Dominique Jean Larrey, 5) painted plaster plaque depicting Dr. Moshers dog, and 6) painted plaster plaque depicting the dog used in the first insulin tests.
ca. 1950's
Medical Museum Collection, Box 24