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

Acc. No	Ball No	Description
BOX 7
18602	323	Photograph. Sarcoma of the right conjunctiva with reprint attached.
18603	324	Photograph Two photomicrographs epibulbar melanotic sarcoma with history. (in two envelopes)
18604	325	Photograph and two photomicrographs Aspergillus keratitis with history.
18605	326	Photograph Conjunctival injection. (Original illustration by Dr. R.W. Mills)
18606	327	Photograph Ciliary injection. (Original illustration by Dr. R.W. Mills)
18607	328	Photograph Keratitis punctata. (Original illustration by Dr. R.W. Mills)
18608	329	Photograph Trachoma with pannus. (Original illustration by Dr. R.W. Mills)
18609	330	Photograph Gummatous iritis. (Original illustration by Dr. R.W. Mills)
18610	331	Photograph Corneal incision in operation for a cataract. (Original illustration by Dr. R.W. Mills)
18611	332	Photograph Wilder's operation for ptosis.
18612	333	Photograph Dissection to show the superior cervical ganglion of the sympathetic nerve. (Original illustration by Dr. R.W. Mills)
18613	334	Photograph Ball's operation for ectropion of the lower eyelid. (Original illustration by Miss Augusta Bierman)
18614	335	Photograph Lines of incision in Blepharoplasty. (Posey and Shomway)
18615	336	Photograph. Steps in iridectomy.
18616	337	Microscopic section of a chalazion. (Original illustration by Dr. Carl Fisch)
18617	338	Microscopic section of the cornea in pannus. (Original illustration by Dr. Carl Fisch)
18618	339	Microscopic section of a conjunctival dermoid tumor. (Original illustration by Dr. Carl Fisch)
18619	340	Microscopic section showing conjunctiva in trachoma. (Vertical section)
18620	341	Illustration Varicose of upper eyelid. (Original illustration by Miss Augusta Bierman)
18621	342	Illustration Anterior posterior section through the nerve head of a glaucomatous eye.
18622	370	Photograph. Pigment cells from the retina of a rabbit.
18623	371	Photomicrograph. Decussation of the optic nerve fibers.
18624	372	Photomicrograph. Trachoma bodies.
18625	373	Photomicrograph. Perforation of the cornea in ulcer serpens.
18626	374	Photomicrograph. Creeping ulcer of the cornea.
18627	375	Photomicrograph. Fistula of the cornea showing downgrowth of epithelium.
18628	376	Photomicrograph showing blocking of the anterior chamber in glaucoma (trachoma follicles).
18629	377	Photomicrograph showing hypopyon.
18630	378	Photomicrograph. Section of the end of the optic nerve in a case of tumor of the brain with history attached.
18631	379	Photomicrograph. Section of the end of the optic nerve in a case of tumor of the brain with history attached.
18632	380	Photomicrograph. Proliferation of the pigment epithelium of the iris in a diabetic patient.
18633	381	Photomicrograph. Atrophy of the optic nerve following phthisis bulbi.
18634	382	Reproduction of a photomicrograph of the macula near the fovea centralis.
18635	383	Half tone reproduction of a photograph of the optic chiasma showing decussation of the nerve fibers.
18636	384	Half tone reproduction of a photomicrograph Deep scleritis, with explanation.
18637	400	Chromolithographs (6) with descriptions, from Stellwag's book (1862). With short biography of Karl Stellwag von Carion.
18638	401	Chromolithographs (6) with descriptions, from Stellwag's book (1862).
18639	402	Chromolithographs (6) with descriptions, from Stellwag's book (1862).
18640	403	Plate I. (two figures) from Zander’s The Ophthalmoscope, 1864. The normal fundus oculi. Hyperaemia of the retina.
18641	404	Plate II. (two figures) from Zander’s The Ophthalmoscope, 1864. Inflammation of the retina. Retinal changes in Bright’s disease.
18642	405	Plate III. (two figures) from Zander’s The Ophthalmoscope, 1864. Sclerectasia posterior. Glaucomatous excavation of the optic nerve.
18643	407	Five illustrations. Individual differences of the normal fundus. (Liebreich) (in oversized box)
18644	408	Seven illustrations. Various types of posterior staphyloma. (Liebreich) (in oversized box)
18645	409	Five illustrations. Diseases of the chorioid. (Liebreich) (in oversized box)
18646	410	Two illustrations. Chorioido retinitis. (Liebreich) (in oversized box)
18647	411	Retinitis pigmentosa. Chorioiditis disseminata. (Liebreich) (in oversized box)
18648	412	Six illustrations. Detachment of the retina. Chorioiditis circum papillam. Detachment of the chorioid. Cysticercus. (Liebreich) (in oversized box)
18649	413	Diseases of the retina six illustrations. (Liebreich) (in oversized box)
BOX 8
18650	414	Color illustration. Normal fundus with unusual congenital pigmentation of the retina.
18651	440	Color illustration. A Case of Subhyaloid Hemorrhage. With reprint by James M. Ball. (Original illustration by Dr. W.E. Fischer)
18652	441	Color illustration. A trans macula Coloboma of the chorioid with cilioretinal artery and vein simulating a supernumery optic nerve head. (Illustration by Dr. F.O. Schwartz case not published)
18653	442	Color illustration. Posterior scleral ectasia in a highly myopic (22 D) eye. On the nasal side is seen the "Weiss Reflex."
18654	443	Color illustration. Coloboma of each lens without coloboma of the iris or choroid. With history. Journal of the AMA. Oct. 12, 1900.
18655	444	Color illustration. Coloboma of the macula. Original illustration by Alice Ethel Hamilton.
18656	445	Illustration showing Coloboma of the macula. (Fisher) Annals of Ophthalomology, January 1906.
18657	446	Color illustration. Bright's retinitis. Illustration by Alice S. Cleveland. Feb. 23, 1899. (Baker)
18658	447	Color illustration. Serous retinitis. (Oliver)
18659	448	Color illustration. Diffuse dots resembling Tay's chorioiditis. (Shumway) From an original illustration by Miss Margaretta Washington. Annals of Ophthalmology, 1900.
18660	449	Pernicious Anemia and anemia. (Oliver Lithographs of original illustrations by Miss Washington). Includes reprint of paper read by Charles A. Oliver, M.D., before the American Ophthalmological Society, May 1897.
18661	450	Color illustration. Fundus in pernicious anemia. Leucocythemic retinitis. (Oliver Lithographs of original illustrations by Miss M. Washington)
18662	451	Color illustration. Late opthalmoscopic appearances of supposed embolism of the central retinal artery. (Oliver)
18663	452	Color illustration. Opthalmoscopic appearance of traumatic rupture of the inferior temporal vein, with history. January 1897. (Oliver)
18664	453	Color illustration. Rupture of the retinitis proliferans. (Axenfeld)
18665	454	Color illustration. Figures 1 and 2: Embolisms of the central artery of the retina. (Jaesche) Figure 3: Peculiar appearance in a case of detached retina. (Jaesche)
18666	456	Color illustration. Cyst of vitreous. (Koller)
18667	457	Illustration. Double coloboma of the chorioid. With history. (Benson)
18668	458	Illustration. Sub hyaloid retinal hemorrhages. (Spicer)
18669	459	Color illustration. Physiologic and glaucomatous cupping of the disc. (Berry)
18670	460	Color illustrations. Retinitis pigmentosa complicated with glaucoma. (Bellarminoff)
18671	461	Color illustration. Retinitis proliferans. (von Hippel)
18672	462	Color illustration. Colloid mass at the region of the macula. (DeSchweinitz)
18673	463	Color illustration. Embolism of the central retinal artery. (Berry)
18674	464	Illustration. Extensive vascular growth in the vitreous humor. (Harlan)
18675	465	Six color illustrations of diseases of the fundus oculi. (From Berry's "Diseases of the Eye," 1889)
18676	466	Six color illustrations of the fundus oculi. (From Berry's "Diseases of the Eye," 1889)
18677	467	Color illustrations. I. Coloboma of the chorioid. II. Coloboma of the chorioid, retina, and optic nerve. (Courtesy of Dr. J. Lavagna)
18678	468	Color illustration. I. Incomplete coloboma of the iris. II. and III. Fields of vision of No. 467. (Courtesy of Dr. J. Lavagna)
18679	469	Color illustrations. Coloboma of the chorioid and the retina. (Courtesy of Dr. J. Lavagna, of Monaco)
18680	470	Contribution a la tératologie et à l’embryologic oculaire. Note clinque du Docteur J. Lavagna.
18681	471	Envelope 1: Color illustration. I. Extensive retinal vessel disease. Periarteritis and periphlebitis. II. Retinitis proliferans with new vessel formation; beginning detachment of the retina. (DeSchweinitz) Envelope 2: Pamphlet. "The Ophthalmic Record." Sept. 1907. (New Series) Vol XVI, No. 9.
BOX 9
18682	472	Illustrations Types of posterior staphyloma. Galezowski. 1. Superior staphyloma. 2. External staphyloma. 3. Annular staphyloma.
18683	473	Color illustration labeled "Exudative Plastic Chorioiditis (Schieck). Patient was a male, age 17 years."
18684	475	Color illustrations (four). Exudative plastic chorioiditis (Schieck). The patient was a Polish girl, age 18. Appearance on Oct. 8, 1899. 2. On Dec. 10, 1899. 3. On Jan 9, 1900. 4. On Feb. 20, 1900.
18685	475	Color illustrations (two). Contribution to our knowledge of arteriosclerosis of the retinal vessels. (Siegrist)
18686	600	Illustrations. Section through the optic nerve showing an embolus in the central artery. (After Marple)
18687	601	Color illustrations (two). Glioma of the retina. Glioma of the retina complicated with pseudo-glioma. (Dr. A. Hill Griffith)
18688	602	Color illustrations (two). Sarcoma of the chorioid. (Berry, Dr. A. Hill Griffith)
18689	603	Illustrations. Metastatic carcinoma of the choroid. (Shultze) 1. Macroscopical section. 2. Microscopical section.
18690	76	"Anatomy and congenital defects of the ligamentum pectinatum," by E. Treacher Collins of London. With eight figures and four plates (IX. Congrè D'ophtalmologie, Utrecht, 1899) (Reprint with illustration)
18691	77	Illustrations. The sclera, iris, and chorioid. (Nimier and Despagnet) "The little known ‘Traité élémentaire d’ophtalmologie’ of H. Nimier and F. Despagnet was published by Felix alcan, Paris, 1894."
18692	96	Human ocular anatomy illustration No. 96 The neuronic architecture of the visual apparatus. (St. Bernhiemer) (Diagram)
18693	97	Transverse section through the brain of a chick; three days’ incubation. "This item of this museum is presented in its "untouched" state, so that the "indulgent reader" may grasp the difference which exists between the "copy" or "original sketch," and the finished product, as it comes from up to date publisher of medical books."
18694	98	Reprint from the Journal Missouri State Medical Association, Vol. VI, No. 3. "Dr. Adam Hammer, surgeon and apostle of higher medical education," by Dr. James M. Ball. 1909 (2 copies)
18695	135	Original illustration in color. (Made by Miss Margaretta Washington) Suppurative dacryocystitis.
18696	136	Original illustration in color. (Made by Miss Margaretta Washington) External eye disease lacrimal fistula.
18697	137	Original illustration in color. (Made by Miss Margaretta Washington) Trachoma.
18698	138	Original illustration in color. (Made by Miss Margaretta Washington) Follicular conjunctivitis.
18699	139	Original illustration in color. (Made by Miss Margaretta Washington) - Acute catarrhal conjunctivitis.
18700	140	Original illustration in color. (Made by Miss Margaretta Washington) Vernal (spring) conjunctivitis.
18701	141	Original illustration in color. (Made by Miss Margaretta Washington) Pterygium.
18702	142	Original illustration in color. (Made by Miss Margaretta Washington) Tuberculosis of the conjunctiva.
18703	143	Original illustration in color. (Made by Miss Margaretta Washington) Burn of the conjunctiva and cornea.
18704	144	Original illustration in color. (Made by Miss Margaretta Washington) Essential shrinking of the conjunctiva.
18705	145	Original illustration in color. (Made by Miss Margaretta Washington) Ophthalmia neonatorum.
18706	146	Original illustration in color. (Made by Miss Margaretta Washington) Ulcer of the cornea.
18707	147	Original illustration in color. (Made by Miss Margaretta Washington) - Pannus.
18708	148	Original illustration in color. (Made by Miss Margaretta Washington) Phlyctenular conjunctivitis.
18709	149	Original illustration in color. (Made by Miss Margaretta Washington) – Episcleritis.
18710	150	Original illustration in color. (Made by Miss Margaretta Washington) Fascicular keratitis.
18711	342	Original illustration of an eye showing post iritic glaucoma, calcareous cataract, and chorioiditis.
18712	343	Illustration. Lenticonus posterior in a buphthalmic eye. (Modified from Pergens)
18713	344	Original illustrations (four) by the late Dr. F.C. Hotz showing his operation for cicatricial ectropion, with reprint.
18714	345	Illustration Dislocation of the eyeball. (Mills)
18716	347	Original illustration of a hydrophthalmic eye (acquired hydrophthalmos).
18717	348	Color illustrations and explanation. Labeled "Sulle cisti della cornea (Cirincione)." Translated to 'Concerning a cyst of the cornea.’ With reprint "La Clinica Oculistica." Anno XV. Marzo Aprile, 1915.
18718	349	Color illustrations. Contribution to the pathogenisis of cysts of the iris. (Puccioni). With reprint "La Clinica Oculistica." Anno IX. Maggio-Giugno, 1908.
18719	350	Original illustration. Cysts of the iris. Courtesy of Dr. J. Ellis Jennings of St. Louis.
18720	351	Illustration of crystalline pearl like bodies in the lens with explanation. (Axenfeld)
18721	352	Illustration of melanotic sarcoma of the limbus (Morgano) with reprint "La Clinica Oculistica." Anno IX. Dicembre, 1908.
18722		Illustrations of recent and old opacities of the cornea. (Knies) Four plates; 43 illustrations, and accompanying text in German.
18723	368	Reprint. "Localization of foreign bodies in eyeball and orbit by means of roentgen rays," by Dr. James M. Davidson, London.
18724	369	MacKenzie Davidson's apparatus for x ray photography and the localization of foreign bodies in the eye. (Photographs and history)

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