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F.G. Banting. Daily accounts. 1920-1921.

News clipping: 'Macelod Awards Collip Half of His Nobel Prize.' The Toronto Daily Star, November 7, 1923.

Telegram to Banting announcing Nobel Prize, October 25, 1923

Nobel Prize Medal for Physiology and Medicine, 1923, citation inscribed to F.G. Banting and J.J.R. MacLeod

Nobel Prize Medal for Physiology and Medicine, 1923, inscribed to Frederick C. Banting

Chart of blood and urine sugars for Dog 410, July 27 - July 31, 1921

Elizabeth Hughes, 1923 [photograph]

James Havens, ca. 1921, first American diabetic to receive insulin [photograph]

News heading: 'Toronto Doctors on Track of Diabetes Cure' (The Toronto Daily Star). First major press coverage of the discovery, March 22, 1922.

Collip's note on the preparation of insulin, ca. May 1922

Photograph of J.B. Collip. ca. 1920.

Marjorie, Dog 33, was kept alive with injections of extract for 70 days [photograph]

Page from Banting's Laboratory Book for Dog 410

Charles Best, graduation photo, 1921 [photograph]

Photograph of F. G. Banting 27/12/1922.

Note dated Oct 31/20 from loose leaf notebook 1920/21.

Original black and white photograph showing the old University of Toronto Medical Building.

Photograph of an original drawing of J. J. R. Macleod. The drawing appears to have been executed in pencil and is signed Joshua Smith, R. B. A., 24. Shows Macleod seated, his hands on his lap.

Newspaper clipping consisting of 4 photographs and a caption. Photographs are of Banting, Best, Macleod, and Collip.

Displaying illustration and prose for Day 1 (the Little Mouse)

Displaying title page and sheet music and illustrations for 'Virgin's Cradle Song'

Displaying title page and several illustrated pages

Displaying front cover and chapter on Christmas

Displaying watercolours of tobogganers, frozen waterfalls and snowshoeing parties, likely sketched in Quebec
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