Postcard with reproduction of a J. Allen Shuffrey's water-colour drawing on front. Signature on back reads: "J. Allen Shuffrey. Artist. Oxford."

File consists of correspondence, notes, bulletins, and minutes related to the Fellowship of Medicine and Postgraduate Association.

Letter to Harvey Cushing from Margaret A. Willis, Secretary, Fellowship of Medicine and Post-Graduate Medical Association, London, England. Willis is glad that the papers she sent Cushing will be helpful to his research. She thanks him for promising to become a member of the Fellowship. She will inform Sir John MacAlister of this news when he returns from holiday.

Pamphlet: "The Fellowship of Medicine and Post-Graduate Medical Association...Constitution and By-Laws."

Bulletin of the Fellowship of Medicine and Post-Graduate Medical Association, Vol. V, No. 170.

Letter to Harvey Cushing from Margaret A. Willis, Secretary, Fellowship of Medicine and Post-Graduate Medical Association, London, England. Willis has been asked by Sir John MacAlister to prepare a report on Osler's association with the Fellowship of Medicine. Osler played a large part in the early life of the Fellowship. [For details of the report see CUS417/12.5-7]

Brief history of the Fellowship of Medicine and Post-Graduate Medical Association. The Fellowship of Medicine, founded in 1918, owes its existence to Sir Arbuthnot Lane, Sir John MacAlister, and others from the Royal Society of Medicine. It was first known as the Inter-Allied Fellowship of Medicine. Osler became president of the Fellowship in 1919.

Description of the aims and objects of the Fellowship of Medicine and Post-Graduate Medical Association.

Notes on the history of the Fellowship of Medicine and Post-Graduate Medical Association and Osler's involvement with it.

Minutes from the January 9, 1919 meeting of the Fellowship of Medicine and Post-Graduate Association, during which time Osler served as President of the association.