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Telegram to Doctor Frederick G. Banting 25/10/1923
Telegram to Banting announcing Nobel Prize, October 25, 1923
Citation to F. G. Banting and J. J. R. Macleod accompanying the Nobel Prize
Nobel Prize Medal for Physiology and Medicine, 1923, citation inscribed to F.G. Banting and J.J.R. MacLeod
Nobel Prize medal inscribed to F. G. Banting
Nobel Prize Medal for Physiology and Medicine, 1923, inscribed to Frederick C. Banting
Chart showing sugar levels in blood and urine for dog 410
Chart of blood and urine sugars for Dog 410, July 27 - July 31, 1921
Banting scrapbook 2 (digital page 49)
Elizabeth Hughes, 1923 [photograph]
Photograph of James Havens ca. 1921
James Havens, ca. 1921, first American diabetic to receive insulin [photograph]
Toronto doctors on track of diabetes cure
News heading: 'Toronto Doctors on Track of Diabetes Cure' (The Toronto Daily Star). First major press coverage of the discovery, March 22, 1922.
Photograph of J. B. Collip ca. 1920
Photograph of J.B. Collip. ca. 1920.
Photograph of Dog 33 standing on the roof of the Medical Building ca. 11/1921
Marjorie, Dog 33, was kept alive with injections of extract for 70 days [photograph]
Graduation photograph of Charles Best 1921
Charles Best, graduation photo, 1921 [photograph]
Photograph of F. G. Banting 27/12/1922.
Photograph of F. G. Banting 27/12/1922.
Photograph of the Medical Building at the University of Toronto
Original black and white photograph showing the old University of Toronto Medical Building.
Have they robbed diabetes of its terrors?
Newspaper clipping consisting of 4 photographs and a caption. Photographs are of Banting, Best, Macleod, and Collip.
Album of original watercolours of views and activities during travel in Canada, Europe and California
Displaying watercolours of tobogganers, frozen waterfalls and snowshoeing parties, likely sketched in Quebec
