The following box contents are arranged according to these column headers:

Acc. No	Ball No	Description
BOX 2
18280		Two copies of the same photo of sectioned eye labeled "Absolute glaucoma enucleated after cyclodialysis. The epithelium of the conjunctiva implanted into the anterior chamber shows a marked proliferation and considerable redundancy. This proliferation extends to surround new blood vessels forming below the surface. The retina is detached, shows general vacuolization and localized gliosis. There is considerable organized hemorrhage in the choroid."
18281		Photo of sectioned eye labeled "Metastatic carcinoma of choroid." Unique photo of sectioned eye labeled "Metastatic carcinoma of choroid. The tumor extends as a flat growth within the choroid. The optic disc and nerve have been invaded by the tumor. There is a large tumor nodule on the bulb internal to the optic nerve."
18296		Photo of sectioned eye labeled "Melanotic spindle cell sarcoma of the choroid. Filtration angle free. No invasion of optic nerve or evidence of extraocular extension. The tumor is disc shaped, entirely within the choroid, and measures 12 mm in diameter and 8 1/2 mm in thickness. It reaches to within 3 mm of the optic nerve."
18297		Two copies of the same photo of sectioned eye labeled "Siderosis bulbi with intense siderotic pigmentation of the retina. Particles of the oxidized foreign body were found on the retina behind the ova serrata."
18327		Two copies of the same photo of sectioned eye labeled "High Myopia, complete separation and degeneration of the retina and peripheral anterior synechia."
18350		Photo of sectioned eye labeled "Melano sarcoma of the choroid."
18351		Photo of sectioned eye labeled "Glioma retinae. Secondary glaucoma with obliteration of the anterior chambers extensive invasion of the optic nerve by the tumor."
18353		Two copies of the same photo of sectioned eye labeled "Advanced secondary glaucoma. Peripheral anterior synechia secondary to corneal wound."
18370		Photo of sectioned eye labeled "Rapidly growing melano sarcoma (spindle cell type) producing small amount of pigment."
18373		Photo of sectioned eye labeled "Advanced primary glaucoma. Deep cupping of the optic disc and advanced atrophy of the retina."
18382		Photo of sectioned eye labeled "Old perforating wound of cornea with anterior synechia. Operative aphakia. Old iridocyclitis. Complete separation of retina."
17973		Photo of sectioned eye labeled "Dislocation of lens secondary to concussion from bursting shell without actual wound." Unique photo of sectioned eye labeled "Hemorrhage into vitreous. Interocular hemorrhage. Partial posterior synechia secondary to bursting shell without actual wounding."
18391		Photo of sectioned eye labeled "Metastatic iridocyclitis with beginning phthisis bulbi following an influenza pneumonia."
18410		Two copies of the same photo of sectioned eye labeled "Complete separation and degeneration of the retina. Necrosis and Hyaloid degeneration of the lens. Advanced iridocyclitis."
18411		Three copies of the same photo of sectioned eye. Two labeled "Extensive intraocular hemorrhage and purulent cyclitis." The third labeled "Extensive intraocular hemorrhage and purulent cyclitis, secondary to contusion by wad of paper."
18412		Photo of sectioned eye labeled "Double perforating wound of globe, cornea, lens, retina, choroid, and sclera at fundus, by bird shot."
18449		Catalogue of items donated to the Army Medical Museum by James Moores Ball, 1922: "Pictorial Items of the James Moores Ball Ophthalmic Museum of (in oversized box)".
18450	2	Diploma accompanying Gold Medal of Louisiana Purchase Exposition. St. Louis, 1904. (in oversized box)
18453	50	Human Ocular Anatomy illustrations. (From Lang's "Topographische Anatomie Des Menschlichen Orbitalinhalts," Braunschweig 1887.) Tab I
18454	51	Human Ocular Anatomy illustrations. (From Lang's "Topographische Anatomie Des Menschlichen Orbitalinhalts," Braunschweig 1887.) Tab II
18456	53	Human Ocular Anatomy illustrations. (From Lang's "Topographische Anatomie Des Menschlichen Orbitalinhalts," Braunschweig 1887.) Tab IV
18457	54	Human Ocular Anatomy illustrations. (From Lang's "Topographische Anatomie Des Menschlichen Orbitalinhalts," Braunschweig 1887.) Tab V
18458	55	Human Ocular Anatomy illustrations. (From Lang's "Topographische Anatomie Des Menschlichen Orbitalinhalts,” Braunschweig 1887.) Tab VI
18459	56	Human Ocular Anatomy illustrations. (From Lang's "Topographische Anatomie Des Menschlichen Orbitalinhalts," Braunschweig 1887.) Tab VII
18460	57	Human Ocular Anatomy illustrations. (From Lang's "Topographische Anatomie Des Menschlichen Orbitalinhalts," Braunschweig 1887.) Tab VIII
18461	58	58 Human Ocular Anatomy illustrations. (From Lang's "Topographische Anatomie Des Menschlichen Orbitalinhalts," Braunschweig 1887.) Tab IX
18462	59	Illustration of frontal section showing the relation of the orbit to the other cavities of the skull. (John W. Murphy)
18463	60	Illustration Horizontal section of the right orbit viewed form above. (after von Gerlach)
18464	61	Illustration Position of the eyeball in the left orbit and the location of the orbital muscles. (Sobotta)
18465	62	Illustration Muscle of the right eye viewed from behind. (Sobotta)
18466	63	Illustration Sagittal section of the orbit. (Morris, after Schwalbe)
18467	64	Illustration Sagittal section of the orbit and its contents. (After Deaver)
18468	65	Illustration Lateral view of the orbit showing the muscles, vessels, and nerves. (Testut and Jacob)
18469	66	Illustration The opthalmic artery and vein and their branches, viewed from above. (Morris)
18470	67	Lateral view of the orbit showing the nerves. (After Deaver)
18471	69	Illustration Probes introduced into the canaliculi to show their direction. (Original illustration by R.W. Mills)
18472	70	Illustration Dissection of the lacrimal execretory apparatus. (Berry)
18473	71	Illustration Section of the upper eyelid. (Original illustration by Dr. F.O. Schwartz)
18473	72	Illustration Veins of the left eyelid. (Markel, after Soemmering)
18475	73	Illustration Radial section of the human iris. (Original illustration by Dr. Carl Fisch)
18476	74	Illustration Diagram of the vessels of the eye. (Leber)
18477	75	Illustration Meridional section of the iridocorneal zone.
18478	99	Illustration The evolution of a simple color illustration.
18479	100	Illustration Normal fundus oculi; Maculare and Foveal relexes. (Johnson)
BOX 3
18490	111	Illustration Original illustration of eye in colors. (Made by Margaretta Washington) Districhiasis and trichiasis.
18491	112	Illustration Original illustration of eye in colors. (Made by Margaretta Washington) Chalazion.
18492	113	Illustration Original illustration of eye in colors. (Made by M. Washington) Blepharitis Marginalis. Plate VII
18493	114	Illustration Original illustration of eye in colors. (Made by Margaretta Washington) Symblepharon. Plate VII
18494	115	Illustration Original illustration of eye in colors. (Made by Margaretta Washington) Ectropion. Plate VII
18495	116	Illustration Original illustration of eye in colors. (Made by Margaretta Washington) Ectropion. Plate VII
18496	117	Illustration Original illustration of eye in colors. (Made by Margaretta Washington) Chancre of the conjunctiva. Plate VII
18497	118	Illustration Original illustration of eye in colors. (Made by Margaretta Washington) Epithelioma of the corneo scleral region. Plate VII
18498	119	Illustration Original illustration of eye in colors. (Made by Margaretta Washington) Serous Iritis.
18499	120	Illustration Original illustration of eye in colors. (Made by Margaretta Washington) Gummatous Iritis. Plate XII.
18500	121	Illustration Original illustration of eye in colors. (Made by Margaretta Washington) Tuberculosis of the Iris. Plate XII
18501	122	Illustration Original illustration of eye in colors. (Made by Margaretta Washington) Melano Sarcoma of the Choroid. Plate XII
18502	123	Illustration Original illustration of eye in colors. (Made by Margaretta Washington) Neuroepithelioma of the retine. Plate XII
18503	124	Illustration Original illustration of eye in colors. (Made by Margaretta Washington) Rupture of Sclera with escape. Plate XII
18504	125	Illustration Original illustration of eye in colors. (Made by Margaretta Washington) Absolute Glaucoma. Plate XII
18505	126	Illustration Original illustration of eye in colors. (Made by Margaretta Washington) Pseudo Neuroepithelioma of the retine. Plate XII
18506	127	Illustration Original illustration of eye in colors. (Made by Margaretta Washington) Vascular Keratitis.
18507	128	Illustration Original illustration of eye in colors. (Made by Margaretta Washington) Creeping Ulcers.
18508	129	Illustration Original illustration of eye in colors. (Made by Margaretta Washington) Blood Staining of the cornea. Plate XI
18509	130	Illustration Original illustration of eye in colors. (Made by Margaretta Washington) Staphyloma. Plate XI
18510	131	Illustration Original illustration of eye in colors. (Made by Margaretta Washington) Dendritic Keratitis. Plate XI
18511	132	Illustration Original illustration of eye in colors. (Made by Margaretta Washington) Panophthalmitis. Plate XI
18512	133	Illustration Original illustration of eye in colors. (Made by Margaretta Washington) Phthisis Bulbi. Plate XI
18513	134	Illustration Original illustration of eye in colors. (Made by Margaretta Washington) Large cornea scar iridectomy. Plate XI
18514	151	Illustrations in colors Leucosarcoma of the chorioid. (Drawn from nature by Miss Augusta Bierman)
18516	153	Illustration in colors Blood staining of the cornea. With history.
18517	154	"Vaccinia of the eyelids by Homo inoculation," by James Moores Ball and Noxon Toomey. With history. (Illustration in colors drawn from nature by Dr. Noxon Toomey)
18518	155	Annals of Ophthalmology, April 1905. Illustration in colors Conjunctivitis petrificans. (Swindells)
18519	156	Illustrations in color Tuberculosis of the conjunctivia. (After Eyre)
18520	157	Illustrations in color of external diseases of the eye. (From Berry's "Diseases of the Eye") (Edinburgh 1889)
18521	158	Illustrations in color of external diseases of the eye. (From Berry's "Diseases of the Eye") (Edinburgh 1889)
18522	159	Illustrations in color of external diseases of the eye. (From Berry's "Diseases of the Eye") (Edinburgh 1889)
18523	160	Illustration in color Various types. Three of cataracts. (Berry)
18524	161	Illustration in color Dislocation of the lens. (Berry)
18525	200	Illustration and book Illustration in color From Dr. Richard Greeff's Atlas (Atlas der äusseren Augenkrankheiten fur Ärzte und Studierende, Berlin und Wien, 1909) Erysipelas Faciei. Oedema palpebrarum. (book in oversized box)
18526	201	Illustration and book Same as Acc 18525 – Haemorrhagia subdermalis et subconjunctivalis. (book in oversized box)
18527	202	Illustration and book Same as Acc 18525 – Morbilli. Blepharo conjunctivitis exanthematica. (book in oversized box)
18528	203	Illustration and book Same as Acc 18525 – Pustula maligna - anthrax. (book in oversized box)
18529	204	Illustration and book Same as Acc 18525 – Gangraena palpebrarum - anthrax. (book in oversized box)
18530	205	Illustration and book Same as Acc 18525 Herpes facialis. (book in oversized box)
18531	206	Illustration and book Same as Acc 18525 – Herpes zoster opthalmicus. Herpes zoster gangraenosus. (book in oversized box)
18532	207	Illustration and book Same as Acc 18525 Variola vaccina I. Variola vaccina II. (book in oversized box)

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