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Reprint of the 1974 article "Isolation of Progesterone - Forty Years Ago" from the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, signed by Adolf Butenandt. The article highlights his Nobel Prize-winning research on sex hormones, co-authored with Ulrich Westphal.

Magazine article signed: "No mscpts ever written/Melvin Calvin", featuring a reprint titled "Fuel oils from higher plants". Melvin Calvin, Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry, is known for his work on the Calvin Cycle in photosynthesis.

Published paper signed by Paul J. Flory, titled "Molecular Concepts in Polymer Science", appears in the April 8, 1974 edition of Chemical & Engineering News. Flory, a Nobel Prize winner, contributed significantly to polymer science.

Published paper from The British Polymer Journal signed by Paul J. Flory with the inscription, "With greetings and best wishes to/ Don Gossinger, Jr.!/ Paul J. Flory". The article, titled "Spatial Configuration of Macromolecular Chains", relates to his Nobel Prize-winning work.

Leaflet titled "Musical Metaphors: The String Quartet/Four Variations on a Theme of R.W. Wood/by Dudley Herschbach" is signed and inscribed by Dudley Herschbach to Professor Gilde. Herschbach is a Nobel Prize-winning chemist recognized for his contributions to chemical dynamics.

Magazine article inscribed and signed by Roald Hoffmann reads, "for Dan Lange with best wishes/Roald Hoffmann/1989". It reports on Hoffmann receiving the Priestley Medal in 1989, published in Chemical and Engineering News, including a photo reproduction of Hoffmann.

Handwritten page by Frederick Sanger, offering insights into his sequencing of the genome of bacterium R17. This unsigned manuscript includes a quote, "Subsequently almost all methods have employed isotopic labeling." Sanger, a two-time Nobel Laureate, made significant contributions to biochemistry.

Annotated manuscript containing extensive corrections, deletions, and additions in red ink by Geoffrey Wilkinson on a photocopied page from a text on inorganic chemistry. The manuscript remains unsigned and includes additional comments possibly from a co-author.