The fonds contains materials that Dr. M. Entin collected for his biography of Dr. Archibald. Mainly include articles relate to tuberculosis, pancreatitis, wound healing, history of surgery, and scientific writing. It also includes letters from Edward Archibald to Mrs. Archibald, letters to Archibald from William Osler and Sir Henry Gray, addenda of Archibald's world journey in 1936, and articles by Archibald.

Some draft chapters of the biography of Dr. Archibald and research data for 100th Anniversary of Royal Victoria Hospital can also be found in the fonds.

• Newspaper and magazine Clippings, notes of Tuberculosis, chest surgery and Dr. Archibald
• The SAGA of white plague, chapter 3 of the life story of Dr. Edward W. Archibald, from E. Caher to Dr. M. Entin
• News from the world literature edited by Charles W. Lynde, MD, FRCPC
• Dr. E. Archibald and surgical treatment of tuberculosis, a chapter of the life story of Dr. Edward w. Archibald (1872-1945), by M. A. Entin, M. D.
• A review of tuberculosis meningitis in a Canadian pediatric hospital, by Lissette Navas, MD, Elaine Wang, MD, CM
• The use of BCG, from CAN MED ASSOC J 1992. 146 (4)
• Newspaper clippings of TBC in 1991
• Notes of TB in U.S.
• The story of clinical pulmonary tuberculosis, by Lawrason Brown, M.D.
• Tuberculosis in Soviet Union (1913-1949)
• Tuberculosis surveillance in immigrants to Manitoba

• Archibald’s research on wound healing, traumatic shock and pulmonary physiology
• Short communication: postoperative keloids-treat or ignore?
• Explanatory notes and commentary on The Surgical Treatment of Open Wounds
• The W-plastic versus the Z-plastic scar revision
• Explanatory notes and commentary on the healing of wounds
• Early history of wound treatment
• History of surgery (radiology and anesthetics)
• Evolution of experimentation in medicine
• History of medicine: a real man
• A surgeon’s life autobiography of J. M. T. Finney
• The story of surgery by Harvey Grattam
• Material for history of surgery
• Teaching the two faces of medical history by Francis D. Moore;
• A portrait of surgery by Gert H. Brieger
• History of British surgery: The Company of Barber-Surgeons and the separation of the Barbers and the Surgeons
• Nova Scotia’s pioneers in radiology by John E. Aldrich
• X-rays
• Some observations on early diagnostic radiology in Canada, by J.K. Lipinski
• History of X-ray and X-ray therapy
• RABI: scientist and Citizen by John S. Rigden
• Marginalia: the sense of discovery and vice versa by Keith Stewart Thomson American scientist, v. 71
• Principles of Research in Biology and Medicine by Dwight J. Ingle
• Marginalia: Reductionism and other isms in biology by Keith Stewart Thomson American scientist, v. 72
• Review of Design Considerations from Designing a Research Project: The basics of biomedical research methodology
• Richard Hunter memorial meeting
• Arabian medicine in the middle Ages
• The exodus of Canada’s elite physicians continues
• Is the clinician-scientist really vanishing? Encouraging results from a Canadian institute of medical science
• How Knowledge Influences Learning by Robert S. Siegler
• Language and the physician: Postscript
• Mind to mind: persuasion in medical writing

• Correspondence, reminiscences from Dr. Archibald’s daughter

• Letters from Edward Archibald to Mrs. Archibald

• Correspondence, notes, editorial comments on Life Story of Edward Archibald
• Recommendation and C. V. of Veronique Schami
• Physician-authors: Doctors take aim at a healthy market, CMAJ, vol. 140, June 1, 1989

• Meeting minutes, Agenda, phone calls’ record
• Royal Victoria hospital-centennial volume: summary of tentative outline
• R.V.H. Alumni Newsletter, v. 3, no. 1 (winter 1989/1990)

• Meeting minutes, agenda, correspondence (1986-1992)

• Correspondence, meeting minutes, contract of R.V. H and Neville Terry on the publication of centennial volume

• Meeting minutes, correspondence, agendas, reports, posters, estimated cost of publishing
• Newsletter of Hannah Institute for the History of Medicine, No. 3 (Jan. 1989)