This item is a cream-coloured ceramic and metal humidor jar with McGill coat of arms and motto, with trim painted in gold. The jar is broken into three pieces, plus the lid.

This item is a notebook of medical notes about various parts of the human body. Written in the front covers was: "William Fraser M.D., Professor of the Institute of Medicine, Corner of Genevieve and Dorchester St." along with a list of names on the following page (possibly students).

This item is a 1875 Professor William Sutherland medal. One side depicts Sutherland in profile, with text that reads, "Guilielmus Sutherland M.D., OB. MDCCCLXXV." The other side of the medal shows the McGill coat of arms, a wreath of maple leaves and text that reads, "Ad scientias chamicas excolendas cath. Sutherland inst., Universitas McGill, Praemium in facultate medicine."

This item is a James Watt medal awarded to J.R. McKenzie in 1884. One side of the medal bears a wreath surrounded by the words, "In memory of the Meeting of the British Association at Montreal, 1884, and "J.R. McKenzie, 1884" etched in the middle. The other side has a profile of James Watt with the words, "Presented at McGill University, Montreal, Prize for applied sciences."

This item is an octagonal wooden stamp depicting a shield with three martlets, topped by a crown, surrounded by three banners. The banners bear a variation of the McGill motto, "Grandescom aucta labore, in domino confido." Text around the edge of the block reads, "Universitas Collegii McGill, Monte Regio."

This item is a small metal pin with the McGill coat of arms, "McGill" and 6 small gem stones (4 red, 1 pearly), possibly for a woman.