E. D. Worthington's medical diploma received from the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow. It is labelled "Facultas Medicorum and Chirurgorum Glascuensis" and still has the original seal attached in a round black metal casing.

Diploma entitled "Collegium Medicorum et Chirurgorum" which was presented to Edward D. Worthington. Printed on parchment complete with the seal. It is signed by Russell, Marmett and Belleau.

Two of E. D. Worthington's medical diplomas on a single piece of parchment. One side is from the Montreal Medical Board and is signed by I. B. LeBourdais and L. C. Lewell. The other side is from the Province of Canada and was presented by Sir Charles Theophilus Metcalfe. The seal is attached.

A sketch made of a man's face with long hair and a full beard and moustache. It was done in pencil on what was originally an oval piece of paper but the left and right sides have decayed away. Written on the verso by W. W. Francis are the words "Said to have been drawn by Dr. E.D.W. It looks a bit like Leonardo da Vinci?"

Editorial from the Medical Age entitled 'The late Doctor Worthington'. The announcement of E. D. W.'s death. It gives his personal background; degrees granted; reputation in the community; his medical and military career and publications. Printed.

Addressed to "Colonel Worthington, M. P." Sherbrooke, from J. Hanbury Williams (?), Ottawa.

An unmarked white envelope containing the four negatives of the caricatures of Knox, Goodsir, Munro and Roberson (items 1/7-10) Which have been taken from items 1/1-2.

A white unmarked envelope containing item 3/2.

Envelope addressed to Lt. Col. Worthington, Sherbrooke. Across the top is written "Active service no stamp available". It has a red post mark from South Africa and a black one, from Belmont. Handwritten.

Envelope from A. N. Worthington, South Africa to Lt. Col. Worthington, Sherbrooke. Post marked Canadian Contingent. South Africa and 10 Montreal SP27/00. Handwritten.