1. A Study of the Toxic Properties of Tuberculo-Proteins and Polysaccharides

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2. A signature page from Sabin's retirement autograph book

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3. Adventures in the lab at the Rockefeller Institute

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4. An Atlas of the Medulla and Midbrain [Introductory Material]

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5. And Then. . .Public Health: A History of Health in Denver

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6. Basic Health Needs of Colorado

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7. Birthplace home of Florence R. Sabin, Central City, Colorado

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8. Cellular Reactions to Fractions Isolated from Tubercle Bacilli

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9. Cellular Reactions to Wax-Like Materials from Acid-fast Bacteria: The Unsaponifiable Fraction from the Tubercle Bacillus, Strain H-37

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10. Cellular Reactions to a Dye Protein with a Concept of the Mechanism of Antibody Formation

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11. Colorado Public Health Needs and How to Meet Them

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12. Colorado governor Lee Knous handing Sabin the pen with which he signed the Sabin health bill

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13. Discrimination of Two Types of Phagocytic Cells in the Connective Tissues by the Supravital Technique

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14. Dorsal Surface of Model [Plate III]

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15. Dr. Sabin, Scientist: Winner of Pictorial Review's Achievement Award. . .

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16. Elise L'Esperance, Florence Sabin, and Catherine Macfarlane with their Lasker Award statuettes

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17. Florence R. Sabin at 5 years old

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18. Florence Sabin as a young girl

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19. Florence Sabin as senior at Smith College

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20. Florence Sabin taken the year she retired from the Rockefeller Institute

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