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1 black and white 8x10 inch portrait of Kathy Schneidler with a patient and her toddler.

25 color 35mm slides, 9 color 35mm negative film strips, 1 color 4x6 inch photograph, 2 black and white 5x7 inch portraits, and 2 black and white 8x10 inch portraits of Gustav Schonfeld.

Materials related to the graduation ceremonies for the Washington University School of Medicine medical degree students. The ceremony has alternatively been referred to as Commencement for the School of Medicine or the Senior Program.

This series includes matriculation certificates, credentials to study medicine, course completion documents, and a medical license to practice medicine in Berlin.

Includes Davis' matriculation sheet from 1896 to 1899.

This series contains galley proofs, corrected copy, and final versions of chapter sections JLO had edited for the publication of the scientific foundations of neurology. Box 26.

This series consists primarily of manuscripts and associated letters arranged chronologically.

Scientific photographs consist largely of black and white prints of chest x-rays or radiograms showing chest abnormalities and diseases. A mimeographed handout from a 1962 clinicopathologic Conference and an article transcribing a 1956 clinicopathologic conference are included. Many photos carry Washington University School of Medicine Department of Illustration numbers and presumably were used to illustrate articles such as the reprint in Folder 4. Annotations on the photos in AG's hand include diagnosis, clinical and pathologic features and often a case history. Microfilmed. Accession 1974-008. Because patient names are on the front or reverse of the print, the series is restricted for privacy reasons. See the archivist for details.

The short publications are bound together in four chronologically-arranged volumes. WBK's sole monograph, Thyroid function and its possible role in vascular degeneration (1951), is in its original binding. The bound volumes are located in Box 3.

The reprints in folders 1 through 68 of this series are arranged alphabetically by the author's last name.

This series includes two scrapbooks that are very similar to each other. One exists only on microfilm, and the other is a hardcopy of the scrapbook. The microfilm version includes a few extra items not available in the hardcopy version. The scrapbooks includes photographs of Dr. Ettman, brochures and pamphlets from the A. S. Aloe Company, newsletters and newspaper clippings, letters to Dr. Ettman and his wife, obituaries, and condolence letters to Mrs. Ettman.

This series includes two items brought together because of what is only roughly similar format. More obvious is their very dissimilar inception and content. They were microfilmed on 16mm reel 15 in the order that follows. Box 18-19.

One scrapbook titled "The Obstetrical Anthology" kept by St. Louis Maternity Hospital residents, and two group portraits. The scrapbook includes photographs and lists of physicians, residents, and interns as well as illustrations, poems, skits, jokes, and other writings.

Many of the illustrations and writings kept in the scrapbook are vulgar and misogynistic in nature, including, for example, offensive rules written by the obstetrics house staff in 1927 intended for their female colleague Frances Helen Stewart, MD.

A scrapbook of incoming correspondence, telegrams, clippings, publications, speeches, programs and other memorabilia pertaining to the career of PAS, head of biochemistry and twice dean of WUSM. Gift of Jane Shaffer Prince, Accession 1995-028.

This series includes two scrapbooks: Alfred Goldman Scrapbook, 1895-1973 (Scrapbook 1) and Memorial Scrapbook, Alfred Goldman 1973-1974 (Scrapbook 2). Scrapbook 1 was microfilmed in the Spring of 1974 and returned to Miriam Goldman. Scrapbook 1 contains photographs, programs, newspaper clippings, and letters from patients, colleagues, and friends. In rough chronological order from image 29. Correspondence with Carl V. Moore suggests that AG kept the first scrapbook himself. Scrapbook 1 is only available on microfilm. The contents of Scrapbook 2 include letters of condolence addressed to Miriam Goldman. The letters have been put into folders and have not been microfilmed. Accession 1975-014, 2006-005.