Dr. Saul Wiener name plate

Date
Circa 1953
 Description
A metal name plate, belonging to Dr Saul Wiener. This plate would have been attached to an office door or wall (the holes on either end of the plate would be used to drill the plate to the wall). It is engraved with "DR SAUL WIENER".

Dr Wiener held various eminent positions during his lifetime, including as a research officer at the Commonwealth Serum Laboratories where he led the discovery of anti-venom for the Redback Spider. Wiener also worked for the Royal Melbourne Hospital, the Royal Australasian College of Physicians, and the Queen Victoria Medical Centre.
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Object detail

Date
Circa 1953
Medium
brass
Measurements
5.0 x 20.5 x 0.2 cm
Accession Number
MHM2013.354
Credit line
Gift of Fay Wiener, 2013
Object Type
plaques
Named Collection
Saul Wiener Collection
Medical History Museum Category
Artworks and Commemorative Items
Museum
Medical History Museum

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