United States. Lot Of Items Attributed To Dr. Albert F. Goodwin, American Medical Association Auction Archive die-hole at the right for

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with black magnetic length-adjustment buckles on either side

1893 in Guelph

where the attending physician described the severity of the injury: "a fragment struck the eye in (the) internal ciliary region penetrating to and lodging in the vitreous

United States. Lot Of Items Attributed To Dr. Albert F. Goodwin, American Medical Association Auction Archive die-hole at the right forIncludes: two Army Identification Tags (in aluminum, both stamped "ALBERT F. GOODWIN 351,563", measuring 35 mm in diameter each, tied together on a brown cord); three U. S. Army Collar Disks (in bronze, one measuring 25. 5 mm in diameter, two measuring 25. 8 mm in diameter, all three with a screwback); two Signal Corps Collar Disks In bronze, measuring 26 mm in diameter, one with a screwback, the other missing its screwback); and ten American Medical