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- 1Copy of James Dewey ("Jim") Watson's Honest Jim, an early typescript draft manuscript of what later became known as the The Double Helix: a personal account of the discovery of the structure of DNA (1968)Mar 1967Ref:GB 248 UGC 198/7/5/1/1Location:University of Glasgow Archive ServicesExtent:1 draft manuscript (152 pages)More Details
- 2Correspondence between Pontecorvo and James Dewey ("Jim") Watson concerning Pontecorvo's comments on his manuscript Honest JimApr 1967Ref:GB 248 UGC 198/7/5/1/2Location:University of Glasgow Archive ServicesExtent:2 letters (2 pages)More Details
- 3Copy of James Dewey ("Jim") Watson's Honest Jim, an early typescript draft manuscript of what later became known as the The Double Helix: a personal account of the discovery of the structure of DNA (1968)Mar 1967Ref:GB 248 UGC 198/7/5/1/1Location:University of Glasgow Archive ServicesExtent:1 draft manuscript (152 pages)More Details
- 4Postcard sent to Pontecorvo from James Dewey ("Jim") Watson and family wishing him a Merry Christmas1970Ref:GB 248 UGC 198/7/5/1/4Location:University of Glasgow Archive ServicesExtent:1 postcard (1 page)More Details
- 5Correspondence between Pontecorvo and James Dewey ("Jim") Watson concerning Pontecorvo's comments on his manuscript Honest JimApr 1967Ref:GB 248 UGC 198/7/5/1/2Location:University of Glasgow Archive ServicesExtent:2 letters (2 pages)More Details
- 6Postcard sent to Pontecorvo from James Dewey ("Jim") Watson and family wishing him a Merry Christmas1970Ref:GB 248 UGC 198/7/5/1/4Location:University of Glasgow Archive ServicesExtent:1 postcard (1 page)More Details
- 7Letter to Pontecorvo from Professor Ernst Mayr concerning developments in the Department of Biology at Harvard6 May 1958Ref:GB 248 UGC 198/2/2/10/10Location:University of Glasgow Archive ServicesExtent:1 letter (2 pages)More Details
- 8Transcript of a dicussion between Dr Francis Harry Compton Crick, Professor James Dewey ("Jim") Watson, and Professor Sir Michael Swann, Chairman of the Governors of the BBC, about Watson and Crick's Nobel Prize achievment and their research on DNA11 Jul 1974Ref:GB 248 UGC 198/7/5/1/8Location:University of Glasgow Archive ServicesExtent:1 presscutting (3 pages)More Details
- 9Transcript of a dicussion between Dr Francis Harry Compton Crick, Professor James Dewey ("Jim") Watson, and Professor Sir Michael Swann, Chairman of the Governors of the BBC, about Watson and Crick's Nobel Prize achievment and their research on DNA11 Jul 1974Ref:GB 248 UGC 198/7/5/1/8Location:University of Glasgow Archive ServicesExtent:1 presscutting (3 pages)More Details
- 10Presscuttings with articles relating to Dr Francis Harry Compton Crick and Professor James Dewey ("Jim") Watson1990-1994Ref:GB 248 UGC 198/7/5/1/9Location:University of Glasgow Archive ServicesExtent:2 presscuttings (2 big pages)More Details
- 11Presscuttings with articles relating to Dr Francis Harry Compton Crick and Professor James Dewey ("Jim") Watson1990-1994Ref:GB 248 UGC 198/7/5/1/9Location:University of Glasgow Archive ServicesExtent:2 presscuttings (2 big pages)More Details
- 12Photographs of Pontecorvo with friends and colleagues in Cold Spring Harbor 1946, and in Switzerland in 19531946-1956Ref:GB 248 UGC 198/10/1/1/6Location:University of Glasgow Archive ServicesExtent:1 page with 6 photographsMore Details
- 13Photographs of Pontecorvo with friends and colleagues in Cold Spring Harbor 1956, and at a meeting about Recombination, c19601953-1960Ref:GB 248 UGC 198/10/1/1/7Location:University of Glasgow Archive ServicesExtent:1 page with 6 photographsMore Details