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Sir Arnold Theiler
Collection of photos and memorabilia of Sir Arnold Theiler (1867 - 1936), widely known as the founder of veterinary science in South Africa. Most of the photos in the collection were donated to the Jotello F. Soga Library by Prof A. Verster.
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For inquiries regarding this collection or items in the collection, please contact Myleen Oosthuizen Tel.: +27 12 529 8007
Provided for educational purposes only. It may not be downloaded, reproduced, or distributed in any format without written permission of Dept. of Library Services, Jotello F. Soga Library. Any attempt to circumvent the access controls placed on this file is a violation of copyright laws and is subject to criminal prosecution.
Recent Submissions
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(2007)Sir Arnold Theiler (1867 - 1936) was the father of veterinary science in South Africa. He was an outstanding researcher, administrator and teacher and made an enduring contribution to various disciplines both in South ...
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(2007)Scanned images of postcards from Arnold Theiler's travels sent to his family and friends. The postcards are from the Sir Arnold Theiler collection donated to the Jotello F. Soga Library by Prof Anna Verster in 2007.
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(2007)Short bibliography on the literature that highlights the life and times of Sir Arnold Theiler
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(2007)A memorial postage stamp was issued on 9th October 1991 to commemorate Sir Arnold Theiler 's life and his important contribution to animal health in South Africa.
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(2007)During 1988, the "Theiler Memorial Trust" was created by his daughter Margaret Theiler in memory of his pioneer work. The aim of this Trust is to promote Veterinary Science in southern Africa by means of annual awards.
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(2007-10-11)A collection of photos of Lady Emma Sophie (nee Jegge) Theiler, her father and mother.
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(South African Veterinary Association, 1973)Short biography to reflect on the life and work of the scientist Max Theiler, youngest child of Sir Arnold Theiler, who died on 11 August 1972. Max Theiler's work was of importance in the light of his discoveries concerning ...
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(South African Veterinary Association, 1987-06)Short biography of Dr Gertrud Theiler, eldest daughter of Sir Arnold Theiler, who died on 2 May 1986 and thus brought to an end an era in the history of both the Theiler family and scientific endeavour in South Africa which ...
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(South African Veterinary Association, 1985-03)Delivered on the occasion of the First Faculty day of the Faculty of Veterinary Science, University of Pretoria on 5 September 1984.
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(South African Veterinary Association, 1976)This is probably the last lecture Sir Arnold Theiler gave to BVSc students at Onderstepoort, 1936. He died in London soon afterwards. The lecture was made available by Dr M. de Lange, who graduated in 1936.
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(Pretoria : "Volksstem" Drukkerij, 1897, 2007-03-22)Report presented to the Government of the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek on the 18th June 1897 about the rinderpest serum method to replaced Robert Koch's bile technique of inoculation. The Z.A.R. appealed to the Pasteur ...
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(2007-03-06)The Blanchard Code of 1889 "Regles de la Nomenclature des Entres Organises adoptees par le Congres International de Zoologie" (Blanchard, 1890) was introduced at the 1st International Congress of Zoology (Paris, 1889)
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(2007-03-06)Photo of the 3 sons of Henry Hamilton Green, Kenneth, Nigel and Murray during the period 1940-1945.
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(2007-03-06)Photo taken during a visit of Theiler's daughters, Margaret and Gertrud, to the Onderstepoort Veterinary Institute, January 1980.
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(2006-09-27)Photograph of the three children of C.F. Hinds, by Gilham Studio, Pretoria. C.F. Hinds was a clerk at the Daspoort Laboratory and the junior assistant to H.F.W.King.
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(2006-09-27)Postcard sent to Lady Theiler from Gert on 15/1/1924. Words on postcard: My latest form of sport. Photo taken during an actual race - which I entered after only having taken a boby down twice before!!! We are having the ...
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(2006-09-27)Postcard sent from Max Theiler to his two sisters, Magaret and Gertrud in 1913. Words on postcard: Schützengraben 3, Basel 24/1/13. Dear sisters. I asked mother about you coming to Basel on Fastnacht. She said yes, if Frau ...
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(2006-09-27)Dr Bisschop, a student of the University College of the Transvaal, worked under Sir Arnold Theiler as an assistant in the animal hospital at Onderstepoort. In 1926, after 2 years at Onderstepoort, Sir Arnold Theiler sent ...