A photographic portrait of Dr. Harold Lamport.

Verso reads "I never saw a ureterocele that refluxed that wasn't unroofed by a surgeon."

An image of Gordon D. Oppenheimer, MD at the Jacobi Medallion ceremony in 1969. Dr. Oppenheimer was a urologist and in 1932 was one of the three authors on the paper that was the first description of 'regional ileitis', later known as Crohn's Disease.

Postcard features image of Nettie Shaprio, MD posting with ambulance. Full text of postcard reads: "Beth Israel Hospital, Oct. 3, 1910, My dear Dr. Shapiro, You have my heartfelt wish for a Happy New Year and a successful career. Sincerely, Louis J. Frank" Verso of the postcard has no handwritten information and was not digitized.

Based on the date, this would have likely been the cab of a horse-drawn ambulance.

The award was granted in June 1979.

The award was granted in June 1979.

The award was given in June 1979.

Formal image of Dr. Robert E. Zickel, one time head of the Orthopedics Department for both St. Luke's and Roosevelt Hospitals. He designed and patented two Zickel Nails, which were breakthroughs in the repair of hip and femur fractures.

The back of the photograph includes the following names: Sidney Goldstein, [?] Leibowitz, Ron Pollock.

From left to right: Florence Perlman (wife); Jack M. Perlman (son); Mayor Vincent Impellitteri; Charles H. Silver; Councilman Robert Weisberger