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P88
EDWARD WILLIAM ARCHIBALD FONDS
COMPLETE INVENTORY LIST
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P88: EDWARD ARCHIBALD WILLIAM FONDS
TITLE: Edward William Archibald Fonds
DATES: 1895-1945.
EXTENT: 60 cm of textual records and 2 photographs.
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH: A native of Montreal, Edward Archibald received his M.D., C.M. from McGill University in 1896. After post-graduate work in France, Germany and England, he joined the staff of the Royal Victoria Hospital in 1904 as Assistant Surgeon. He was Major in the Canadian Army Medical Corps during World War I and it was at the McGill General Hospital in Boulogne that he developed new techniques in the treatment of war wounds especially those to the lungs. In 1923 Archibald became a Senior Professor of Surgery at McGill University, and in 1939 was named Surgeon-in-Chief of the Royal Victoria Hospital. In the Second World War he served as a consulting surgeon to the Directorate of Medical Services in Ottawa, and at the time of his death was working on a book about war wounds.
CUSTODIAL HISTORY: Acc. 6 was recuperated from a basket by W.W. Francis, 31 March 1943, acc. 545 by Archibald’s daughter, Mrs. Griselda Christmas 1977-1980 and from Rocke Robertson in 1978, and acc. 828 is a gift from Dr. C. Allan, March 1983. Old accession numbers 6, 545 and 828.
SCOPE AND CONTENT: The fonds includes Dr. Archibald’s correspondence and reports pertaining to the Ministry of National Defence, 1940-1945; certificates and diplomas; and a photograph. The correspondents include family members, Dr. John McCrae and Sir William Osler. There is also a draft of a book on wound ballistics and gas gangrene; an Army Field Service book, 1916 and two notebooks on internal and external pathology, “matiere medicale et therapeutique,” and “medecine legale et toxicologie,” 1895.
SOURCE OF SUPPLIED TITLE PROPER: Based on the documents of the fonds.
LANGUAGE: The documents are in English.
FINDING AID: Complete inventory list available.
GENERAL NOTE: See also McGill University Archives, M.G. 3010. Frame and medal in the artifacts collection. Conservation and description of the fonds to be done. Edward William Archibald Fonds P88 Inventory List
P88 EDWARD WILLIAM ARCHIBALD FONDS COMPLETE INVENTORY LIST
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Folder 1 • E. W. Archibald papers & letters - compiled and annotated by M. Rocke Robertson - 1978. • Correspondence of John McCrae.
Folder 2 • Letters from John McCrae to E. W. A, Mrs. Archibald, 1913-1918 • Letters from Janet McCrae to Mrs. Archibald 1913-1918
Folder 3 • Letters from Osler, 1910, 1911, 1919
Folder 4 - Ace. 545/4. Addenda. 1906 (4 letters) • Four letters from E. W.A. to his wife - 1906
Folder 5 - Ace. 545/4. Addenda. 1911 (11 letters) • Eleven letters from E. W.A. to his wife - 1906. The July 14/11 letter encloses 4 letters to E.W.A. probably from his parents.
Folder 6 - Ace. 545/4. Addenda. 1912 (16 letters) • Sixteen letters from E.W.A. to his wife & one from his wife to E.W.A 1912.
Folder 7 - Ace. 545/4. Addenda. 1913 (10 letters) • Ten Letters from E.W.A. to his wife - one letter from Ann H. McDonald to E.W.A. 1913
Folder 8 - Ace. 545/4. Addenda. 1914 (22 letters) • Twenty-two letters from E.W.A. to his wife 1914. One letter from E.W.A. to daughter Margaret
Folder 9 - Ace. 545/4. Addenda. 1915 (19 letters) • Nineteen letters from E. W.A to his wife 2 telegrams. One letter from Dr. Sidney F. Blanchet to Mrs. Archibald. Copy ofletter from John McCrae to Lady Osler-May 12/15. (May to June 1915)
Folder 10 - 545/4. 1915. File 2. July-Sept. 30th/IS. 16 letters from E.W.A. to his wife • Sixteen letters from E.W.A to his wife. • One letter to E. W.A. from his mother
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• 8 unmatched envelopes.
Folder 11- 545/4 File 3. Oct-Dec 31115. 25 letters. Letters from E.W.A. to his wife - one to daughter Nancy & one to his mother • Twenty-five letters from E.W.A to his wife • One letter to daughter Nancy • One letter from E. W.A. to his mother.
Folder 12 - 545/4 (Addenda) Letter, 1915, from E.W. Archibald to his wife. Letter from John McCrae to E. W.A. Copy of "In Flanders Fields". Listing, mentions of John McCrae's name in E.W.A.'s correspondence. • Letter from E.W.A to his wife. • Letter from John McCrae to E.W.A. Copy of "Flanders Fields" by John McCrae in E.W.A's handwriting, Nov. 1915. • Looking for mention of "Flanders Field" - Clare Gass
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Folder 13 - 545/112. 25 letters from E. Archibald to his father, mother, & sister "Nan" [?]. 1915-1918; one 1913 • Twenty-five letters from E. W.A. to his parents & sister-in-law dated 1913-1918.
Folder 14 - 545/4. 1916. File 1. Jan - Feb/16. Letters to Mr.s E. Archibald & Margaret. Poem by Richard Lovelace. Jan. 1 to Feb. 1916 • Letters from E.W.A. to his wife. • One letter to daughter Margaret. • To Lucasta - "Going to the Wars" - Poem by Richard Lovelace in E. W.A. 's handwriting.
Folder 15 - Acc. 545/4. 1916. 17 letters from E.W. Archibald to his wife - March 6- May 31/16. One letter from E. A. Archibald to his mother - May 24/16 • Seventeen (17) letters from E.W.A. to his wife • One letter to his mother.
Folder 16 - Ace. 545/4 - Addenda. File #3. 32 Letters from E.W. Archibald to his wife. June 2-Nov. 30, 1916. 1 letter from Dr. L. Brown to Dr. E.W.A. - 2 clippings from "The Times" • Thirty-two (32) letters from E.W.A. to his wife • 1 letter from Dr. L. Brown to E.W.A. • 2 clippings from "The Times" of London: "Canadian Drs. On Service", June 1916; "Desperate Volhynia Battle", Oct. 1916. June-November 1916.
Folder 17 - File #4. Acc. 545/4. Addenda 1917 (12 letters). Letters from E.W.A. to his wife. May-July 1917 • Twelve letters from E.W.A. to his wife
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Folder 18 - Acc. 545/4. Addenda. 1918 (8 letters). File #1 - Letters from E. W. Archibald to his wife - June & July 1918 • Eight letters from E.W.A. to his wife, June & July 1918.
Folder 19 - File #2. Acc. 545/4. Addenda 1919 (11 letters). 10 letters from Dr. E. W. Archibald to his wife Apr. to Aug. 1919. One letter from Billy Archibald to his mother, Mrs. E. Archibald • Ten letters from E.W.A. to his wife - April-August. • One letter from Billy Archibald to her (his?) mother, Mrs. E. Archibald.
Folder 20 - File #3. Acc. 545/4 Addenda. 1920 (15 letters). 1921 (8 letters). 14 letters fro Dr. E. W. Archibald to his wife - July to Dec. 1920. 1 letter from Joan Archibald to her mother, Aug. 1920. 1 letter from Joan & Nancy Archibald to their mother, Aug. 1920. 8 letters from Dr. E. W. Archibald to his wife, June to Aug. 1921 • Fourteen letters from E.W.A. to his wife. • 1 letter from Joan Archibald to her mother. • 1 card from Nancy & Joan Archibald to their mother. • 8 letters from E.W.A. to his wife.
Folder 21 - Acc. 545/4 Addenda 1922 (15 letters). File #4 -15 letters from Dr. E. W. Archibald to his wife March to Dec. 1922 • Fifteen letters from E.W.A. to his wife.
Folder 22 - Acc. 545/4 Addenda 1923 (8 letters). File #5. 8 letters from Dr. E. W. Archibald to his wife March to July 1923. • Eight letters from E.W.A. to his wife
Folder 23 - 545/115 Letter from Henry M.W. Gray to E. Archibald, 1923. • Letter from Henry Gray to E. W.A. 1923.
Folder 24 - Acc. 545/4 Addenda 1924 (6 letters). File #6 - 5 letters from Dr. E.W. Archibald to his wife - Apr. to Sept. 1924. 1 letter from Bill Archibald to her mother, Mrs. E. Archibald • Five letters from E.W.A. to his wife. • One letter from Bill Archibald to her mother.
Folder 25 - Acc. 545/4 Addenda 1925 (4 letters). File #7 - Letters from Dr. E.W. Archibald to his wife - May to Nov. 1925 • Four (4) letters from E. W.A to his wife. May-Nov. 1925.
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Folder 26 - Ace. 545/4 Addenda 1928 (18 letters). File #6 -18 letters from Dr. E.W. Archibald to his wife Feb. to Oct. 1928. • Eighteen letters from E.W.A. to his wife
Folder 27 - Ace. 545/4 Addenda 1933 (8 letters) 1944 (9 letters). File #10 - 8 letters from Dr. E.W. Archibald to his wife Aug. 1933. 9 letters from Dr. E.W. Archibald to his wife Oct. Nov. 1944 (WWII) • Eight letters from E.W.A. to his wife, Aug. '33 • One caning card of Dr. E. W.A. • Nine letters from E. W.A. to his wife during WWII from overseas.
Folder 28 - Ace. 545/4 Addenda n.d. (2 letters), 1934 speech for opening of MNI. File #9 - 2 letters from Dr. E. W. Archibald to his wife - no date. Oration of Dr. E.W.A. at opening ofM.N.I. -1934 • Two letters from E. W.A. to his wife, n.d. • Oration of Dr. E.W.A. at opening ofM.N.1.
Folder 29 - Acc. 545/2 File #5 - E.W. Archibald notes from Army Camp Daunes Camier, France & Paris - Medical notes abstracted from books, journals & his own work - Instructions on how to play Bridge • Notes by E.W.A. from July 9, 1915 to Ju128, 1915 during his stay at Daunes Camier Camp in France & his trip to Paris. • Medical Notes by E. W.A. in 1915 - abstracts from Med. Journals, textbooks - his own plans, instructions, observations & experiences. • Detailed written instructions on how to play bridge
Folder 30 - 545/5 (Addenda) "Matiere medicale ... "; "Medecine legale .•. " 1894-5 • Clothbound notebook containing two subjects, each beginning at opposite ends of the book (so that the book must be flipped over to read the other subject): o "Matiere Medicale et Therapeutique" - 1894-5 - notes made by Dr. E.W.A. while studying in France o "Medecine Legale et Toxicologie" - 1894-5 - notes made by Dr. E. W.A. while studying in France
Folder 31 - 545/5 (Addenda) - "Pathologie Externe"; "Pathologie Interne" 1894 • Clothbound notebook containing two subjects, each beginning at opposite ends of the book (so that the book must be flipped over to read the other subject). Each subject is written only on the recto of the page, starting from opposite ends of the book, so that the two subjects eventually are interwoven. o "Pathologie Externe" notes made by Dr. E. W.A. while studying in France, 1894 o "Pathologie Interne" - notes made by Dr. E.W.A. while studying in France, 1894
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Folder 32 - 545/2 Certificate of entitlement to license, College of Physicians & Surgeons Quebec, 1898 • Certificate of Entitlement to Licence from the College of Physicians & Surgeons, Que. 1898
Folder 33 - 545/2 Certificate from Breslau, 1899 • Certificate from Breslau, 1899
Folder 34 - 545/1110. 1927. Award to Dr. E.W. Archibald from Academia Medica di Roma • Award to E.W.A. from Academia Medica di Roma, 1927. Mounted on cardboard.
Folder 35 - Acc. 545/3 (addenda - Jan. 1979) Notes one Trip to India & Hong Kong - 1936. Medical notes, abstracts etc. • Paperbound notebook labelled "Dr. Archibald - Bedside notes". Notes by E.W.A. on trips to India & Hong Kong, and medical notes & abstracts.
Folder 36 - 545/1116 The American Board of Surgery Certificate. 1937. Dr. E.W. Archibald • Certificate to E.W.A of the American Board of Surgery.
Folder 37 - 545/112 - Fifth Listerian Oration by E. Archibald. Repr. C.M.A.J. 35: 475+ ,1936. 17 p. ilIus., ports. Author's presentation copy • Fifth Listerian Oration by E. W.A. Author's presentation copy
Folder 37-A - 545/111- Speech on Opening of Montreal Neurological Institute 4p Typescript with carbon copy with MS add 4 cm (p. 1 of c. 2 lacking) • Copy of speech.
Folder 38 - 545/2. Memorandum ofN.R.C. subcommittee on Med. Research. "Protection of Septic Infections of War Wounds." Manuscripts for articles & book by E.W. Archibald. 1941 • "Memorandum on the Prevention of Septic Infection of War Wounds," drawn up by M.R.e. Manuscript by E. W.A. • "The Operation of Wound Excision". Manuscript by E.W.A. • "Surgical Treatment of Potentially Infected Wounds" instructions to M.D.'s in Canada and overseas - 1941 • "War Surgery and Its Developments. By Col. Edward Archibald, M.D., Hon. F.R.C.S. (Eng.), R.C.A.M.C." Manuscript.
Folder 39 - 545/2 File #7 - 25 empty envelopes - Dr. E.W. Archibald to his wife. .. Army Book 152" - Case reports, monographs etc. • Twenty-five (25) empty envelopes from E.W.A. to his wife 1916. • "Army Book 152" correspondence book. Contains: histories, physicals, follow- ups on servicemen treated by E.W.A.; also surgical reports; "Xrays & Diagnosis",
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a monograph by E.W.A.; "Abdominal Paper" monograph or lecture outline; "Thigh & Buttock Cases" - notes on diagnosis, treatment & progress reports; gas gangrene cases; loose note papers with case reports; laboratory report - 1916.
Box 49 [includes draft of book on wound ballistics] 545/2
Folder 40 - 545/2 Wound Ballistics • 20-page draft of chapter on wound ballistics.
Folder 41 - "Monthly Surgical Report Unit - no. 6 Cdn. RCAMC" 31 Jan. - 28 Feb. 1945 • Carbon copies - two monthly surgical reports, with statistics (extremities, abdomens, deaths etc.) and "cases ofinterest" containing patient names and details.
Folder 42 - 545/2 Case Histories, Old War • Notes on patients, including clinical charts, anatomical diagrams, laboratory reports, case sheets.
Folder 43 - 545/2 "G[as] G[angrene] - Miscellaneous" • Correspondence and notes • Folder from Central Registry, Department of National Defence • One reference to a medical article
Folder 44 - 545/2 "Chemo[therapy] G[as] G[angrene]" • Folder from Central Registry, Department of National Defence • Pamphlet - "Notes on Gas Gangrene. Prevention: Diagnosis: Treatment." By the Medical Research CounciL • "Chemotherapy of gas gangrene" manuscript, with corrections. Manuscript is in several sections, with several inserts.
Folder 45 - 545/2 "Gas Gangrene" • Excerpts from various works pertaining to gas gangrene, most typewritten (Le. copied) with references given. • E.W.A.'s notes on the subject.
Folder 46 - 545/2 "Shock-Treatment" • Folder from Central Registry, Department of National Defence • Article reprints and notes concerning shock and its treatment
Folder 47 - Acc. 545/2 "Middle East" • Article reprints and excerpts concerning war surgery in the Middle East.
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Folder 48 - 545/2 "Anaerobic Infections of War Wounds in the Middle East, a report by Major J.D. MacLennan" • Manuscript of above work
Folder 49 - 545/2 "Medical Research Council: War Wounds Committee. Anaerobes Sub-Committee." AS13-17, 1943 • "Preliminary Report of the Effect of Certain Sulphonamide and Acridine Compounds on the Healing of Superficial Experimental Wounds in the Human SUbject."
Folder 50 - 545/2 "Surgical Problems of War: Wounds in General" by A.L. Lockwood, B.M.J., March 23,1940 • Full text of article
Folder 51 - 545/2 "National Research Council ... Minutes of meeting August 13, 1942 of the Sub-Committee on Surgical Infections••• " • Restricted document containing meeting minutes
Folder 52 - 545/2 "Cross Infection" [2] • Articles and notes concerning cross infection • Correspondence • "Abstract from Army Medical Directorate. Bulletin No.3 - June 1941"
Folder 53 - 545/2 "Cross Infection" (1] • One pamphlet from the Medical Research Council War Wounds Committee of London Sector Pathologists, entitled "The Prevention of 'Hospital Infection' of Wounds". • Series of articles on infection of wounds (cross infection or "hospital infection"), torn from medical journals.
Folder 54 - 545/2 "Firearms & Projectiles - (Own work) General Historical." • Notes and excerpts from various works on ballistics and firearms • Detailed list of types of firearms • Inter-office correspondence from Department of National Defence to Dr. Archibald re: ballistics.
Folder 55 - 545/2 "From long table" • Article reprint: "New and Old in War Surgery" by Colonel Edward W. Archibald, R.C.A.M.C. • Article reprint: "The Future of Surgery" by Walton Martin.
Folder 56 - 545/2 "Macfarlane letters E.A.'s personal- (To keep)" • Correspondence between Archibald and Macfarlane, 1940-43 • Notes "to discuss" and "subjects discussed" with Colonel Macfarlane
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Folder 57 - 545/2 "Gillespie's letters & a few of Macfarlane's" (see next folder for Macfarlane's) • "Circular letters" from Colonel Gillespie containing updates in army medicine, 1943-44 • Other correspondence from Gillespie • Some correspondence addressed to Gillespie
Folder 58 - 545/2 [Misc.] 1944-45 Photo. • Article reprint: "Aspergillus ustus". Reprinted from Science, July 6, 1945, Vol. 102, No. 2636, pages 11-12. • Group photo: "Meeting of Brit Neurological Surgeons at Basingstoke" • Typewritten notes on medical articles • "Report to the Associate Committee of Army Medical Research to the N.R.C. Canada." 26 pages.
Folder 59 - 545/2 [Post-op. treatment, amputations, drugs, etc.] 1942-43 • Notes, correspondence and instructions regarding post-op treatment, amputations, drugs, etc.
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Folder 60 - 545/2 [Bk. on wound ballistics, gas gangrene] A • Drafts of chapters from book on wound ballistics and gas gangrene
Folder 61 - 545/2 [Bk. on wound ballistics, gas gangrene] B • Drafts of chapters from book on wound ballistics and gas gangrene
Folder 62 - "The Weapons of War" 545/2 • Typewritten draft of book chapter. (Folders 62-75 are similar drafts.)
Folder 63 - "Gas Gangrene. Chemotherapy" 54512
Folder 64 - "Gas Gangrene. Bacteriology... " 545/2
Folder 65: "Ballistics" 545/2
Folder 66 - "W.B." 545/2
Folder 67 - "Broncheal Adenoma Treated by Pulmonary Resection" 545/2
Folder 68 - "G. G. Diag." 545/2
Folder 69 - "Gas Gangrene. The pathology... " 545/2
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Folder 70 - "G. G. Classif." 545/2
Folder 71 - "Gas Gangrene. Serotherapy" 545/2
Folder 72 - "Explosives and Propellants" 545/2
Folder 73 - "Wound shock" 545/2
Folder 74 - "Abdo." 54512
Folder 75 - "The Crush Syndrome"
Folder 76 - 545/2 Miscellanea - Wound Ballistics and Gas Gangrene. • Notes, synopses, and correspondence from the Department of National Defence regarding publications on wound ballistics and gas gangrene.
Folder 77 - "Gas Gangrene: X-Ray Diag." • Manuscripts on gas gangrene and wound ballistics.
Folder 78 - "Evacuation of Casualties by Air" 1942 W. Penfield. 54512 • Instructions on evacuation of casualties by air. Stamped "SECRET".
Folder 79 - 545/2 [Shock] • Manuscripts on shock.
Folder 80 - 545/2 "Bact. Contam. & Infected wds." 1944; "Insert to Pathology Contam. Wds."; [operative treatment of infected wounds]; "Bacteriology g.g." • Manuscripts on contaminated wounds and gas gangrene, typed in 1944.
Folder 81 - 545/2 "Report on Annual Meeting of the American Surgical Association, Chicago, 3-4 May, 1944, and on Conferences in Toronto on Shock and the work of a F.S.V. in Italy" (2 copies)
Folder 82 - 54512 "(E.A.'s dictation after reading MacLennan and Macfarlane's article in recent B.M.J.) 6-17-44"
Folder 83 - 545/2 "Notes dictated by E.A. on - Report of Florey and Cain to War Office Vse of Penicillin in War Wounds. Oct. 1943."
Folder 84 - 545/2 "G[asJ G[angrene] Gen[eral] Clinical Course" • Manuscript on treatment of gas gangrene.
Folder 85 - 54512 [Inserts] • 10 typewritten pages, some annotated, to be inserted into a larger work (gas gangrene?).
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Folder 87 - 545/2 "G[as] G[angrene] Treatment" • Manuscript, dated 4-24-44.
Folder 88 - 545/2 "Streptococcal myositis" 1944
Folder 89 - 545/2 "Classification [Gas gangrene]"
Folder 90 - 545/2 "Anaerobic cellulitis"; "G[as] Glangrene] Class[ification]"; "Bacteriology of Infected Wounds"; "G[as] G[angrene] Diag[nosis]" 1944 • Manuscripts, some annotated, with notes and inserts.
Folder 91 – 545/2 “[Wounds from missiles, etc.]” Folder 92 – 545/2 “Traumatic Shock” + “G. G. X-ray Diag.”
Folder 93 – 545/2 “[Memos, etc. re supplies, “D. G. M. S.” (Director General Medical Services) and A. M. D.”] 1941-1943
Folder 94 – 545/2 “Memoranda (Militia + Army) 1940-41
Folder 95 – 545/2 “Copy of letter, 1943, March 25 A. L. MacRae to Col. R. H. McGibbon re urethritis cases”
Folder 96 – 545/2 “Memos + corresp. Dept. National Deference, etc. 1941-43”
Folder 97 – 545/2 ““Gas Gangrene in general” 5-15-44”
Folder 98 – 545/2 “Insert under ‘Group IV’ G. G. gen. bact. inf. wds.”
Folder 99 – 545/2 “[Misc.]”
Folder 100 – 545/2 “Anaerobic cellulitis”
Folder 101 – 545/2 “G. G. Clinical Course.”
Folder 102 – 545/2 “G. G. fatalities rates”; “G. G. Clinical course”; “Gas Gangrene in general”
Folder 103 – 545/2 ““Chemotherapy of gas gangrene 4-26-44” + “5-31-44”
Folder 104 – 545/2 ““The Pathology of G. G.” 6-9 + 10-44”
Folder 105 – 545/2 “(Misc.)” Folder 106 – 545/2 ““Antitoxin” + “G. G. Serotherapy””
Folder 107 – 545/2 ““Wound Ballistics””
Folder 108 – 545/2 ““Shock – 5-7 July 26, 1944. Continuation of 5-12-44””
Folder 109 – 545/2 ““G. G. Clinical course”
Folder 110 – 545/2 “[Gas gangrene – diagnosis]”
Folder 111 – 545/2 ““Aug. 4 – 44””
Folder 112 – 545/2 ““Donald, (BMJ, May 27, 1944, p. 712)” Aug. 4, 1944
Folder 113 – 545/2 ““Evacuation” 3-5”
Folder 114 – 545/2 “Letter, 1944, Aug. 1, from [Archibald?] to “Mrs. Taggart” re apartment lease. Typed, 1l”
Folder 115 – 545/2 ““Gas Gangrene. Chemotherapy.” Aug. 5, 1944”
Folder 116 – 545/2 ““G[as] G[angrene] Classif.” 2, 6”
Folder 117 – 545/2 ““Introd. to wound excision? June 26, 1944”
Folder 118 – 545/2 ““Introduction to Wound Excision. Aug. 8 – 44” p. [1]-6”
Folder 119 – 545/2 ““Trau. Shock. – Intro.” 3-5 Aug. 24, 1944.”
Folder 120 – 545/2 ““Tr. Shock – 7-15” Aug. 15-16, 1944”
Folder 121 – 545/2 ““Notes on Normandy casualties. 1st Aug. 44. Col. Macfarland.””
Folder 122 – 545/2 ““G. G. 8 Incid.””
Folder 123 – 545/2 ““Wound excision – generally” Aug. 9, 1944”
Folder 124 – 545/2 ““Gas Gangrene. Surgical Treatment.” Aug. 8, 1944”
Acc. 6 – Soft cover notebook that belonged to E. W. Archibald
• Labeled Archibald, E. W. “Concussion” MS., ca 1908 #9835 • Autograph MS. of chapter V (pp. 145-172) of his “Surgical affections and wounds of the head” in volume 5, 1908 of Bryant, J. D., & Buck, A. H. “American practice of surgery.” N.Y., Wood, 8 vols., 1906-1910. • Entirely handwritten
MS 828 – Hard cover notebook that belonged to E. W. Archibald
• General pathology, all handwritten, with some terms underlined in brown pencil or red ink with some illustrations
Found in Folio Drawer D (Osler-Robertson Room):
• Diploma, Honorary Doctorate, Faculte de Medecine, Universite de Paris, conferred on Edward Archibald, 6 Nov. 1937. 56 x 45 cm.
• Certificate of Honorary Fellowship, Royal Australasian College of Surgeons, awarded to Edward William Archibald, March 3, 1935. 33 x 26 cm.
• Certificate of Honorary Fellowship, The New York Academy of Medicine, awarded to Edward William Archibald, Nov. 18, 1926. 37 x 28 cm.
• Certificate: Rupertus Alessandri R. Romanae Medicorum Academiae Praeses Arcibald Edward Wilhelmo ... in tabulas huius Academiae nomen tuum adscisci teque inter socios exteros acto rum scriptores referri decretum est. .. Romae. A.D. IV. Kal. Mart. MDCCCCXXVII. 48 x 35 cm. Parchment mounted on cardboard.
• Certificate: Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, awarded to Edward William Archibald "ita in Societam suam cooptasse, ut inter Fundatores Conditiores -que eiusdem Collegii recte ac merito numeretur ... " June 12, 1931. 42 x 33 cm.
• Certificate, College of Physicians of Philadelphia, awarded to Edward Archibald "nostri Collegii Socium Ascitum adscriptum fuisse .... " January 9, 1928. 42~ x 35 cm. Paper mounted on cardboard.
• "Societe Nationale de Chirurgie de Paris ... dans sa Seance du 21 Decembre 1932 a nomme Membre Correspondant Etranger Monsieur Ie Professeur Archibald, de Montreal. Paris, Ie 21 Decembre 1932." Paper mounted on cardboard. 43 ~ x 32 cm.
• Certificate of Honorary Fellowship, Royal College of Surgeons of England, awarded to Edward William Archibald, March 10, 1927. Paperboard. 35 x 45 cm.