Instructions for immigrants for entry into the United States including a description of the necessary permits and documents needed and how to apply for a visa.

Copy of Georg Bredig's (1868-1944) Leumundszeugnis (certification of good character) issued to him in 1939. These documents were required for emigrating from Germany.

Affidavit in support of Georg Bredig's (1868-1944) application for an immigration visa, by his son, Max Albert Bredig (1902-1977). The affidavit contains information about Max Bredig's immigration, place of work, and…

Instructions for filling out the United States Certificates of Identification form.

Handwritten copy of Georg Bredig's (1868-1944) United States Application for Certificate of Identification. Includes identifying information about Bredig such as his height, weight, and current address, in addition to a…

Georg Bredig (1868-1944) notes that in his opinion, there was no discrimination between the German race and the Jewish race in pre-Nazi Germany.

This document contains an excerpt of Georg Bredig's (1868-1944) birth certificate from the "Registry of Jewish Births" kept by the former Royal District Court of Glogow. It includes the names of Bredig's parents, where…

United States Immigration and Naturalization Services immigrant registration paperwork belonging to Georg Bredig (1868-1944). The first page of the document are standardized instructions for filling out the form. The…

Advertisement for ppublications by Verlag Chemie, collected by Georg Bredig (1868-1944). Verlag Chemie (meaning "Chemistry Press") was founded in 1921 by two German learned societies. Today the company is extant as…

Clipping of an advertisement for Metallography: a Detailed Instruction and Manual of the Constitution and the Physical, Chemical and Technical Properties of Metals and Metallic Alloys (1910) by Dr. W. Guertler.

Wilhelm Ostwald (1853-1932) thanks Georg Bredig (1868-1944) for sending him a newspaper article. Ostwald was Bredig's doctoral advisor and mentor at the University of Leipzig in the late 19th century.

Advertisments for publications by publisher J.B. Wolters including Eine Anleitung zur Ausführung Exakter Physiko-Chemischermessungen bei Höheren Temperaturen (1913) by Dr. Frans Maurits Jaeger (1877-1945).

Card indicating a place number for Georg Bredig for a lecture on experimental physics, including mechanics and oscillation theory, at the Physikalisches Institut.

Mail order form for books through the Reich Central for Scientific Reporting.

Mail in order postcard for the Gustav Fock Bookstore. Karl Heinrich Gustav Fock (1854-1910) was a bookseller and publisher, specializing in books on physical, chemical and mathematical subjects.

Clipping advertising portraits of outstanding chemists and physicists. The advertised portraits will be heliogravure prints, a printing process that uses copper plates to create engravings and the preferred method for…

Advertisement for the German translation of Calculus Made Easy (1910), a textbook written by Silvanus P. Thompson (1851-1916) and published by the Academic Publishing Society Leipzig.

Letter from Janke & Kunkel A.G., a laboratory equipment manufacturer and trading company of pharmaceutical supplies. Founded in Cologne, Germany in 1910 by Curt Janke and Max Kunkel, the company faced destruction and…

Pamphlet advertising Spindler & Hoyer's apparatus for projecting models of crystalline structures. The device was intended for use in university classrooms for educational purposes. Spindler & Hoyer, (now Linos AG)…