Nobel Prize in Medicine | Notes

Card signed by Jean Dausset includes an autograph note stating "This autograph given in favor of the Human Rights". It features double signatures and an illustration by Lise Soriano for Amnesty International, with Dausset underscoring "Amnesty."

Card signed by Jean Dausset includes a personalized note stating "This autograph given only in favor of the Human Rights" in blue ink. Dausset, a Nobel Laureate in Medicine, contributed to immunological research.

Autograph note signed by Joseph E. Murray, dated January 13, 1993, discussing his specialization. Included is a typed letter from an autograph collector. Murray, Nobel Prize winner for Physiology or Medicine in 1990, performed the first successful organ transplant.

Booklet on Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, and Biophysics signed by Nobel Prize winner Daniel Nathans, including an autograph note saying, "To Mr. Jack Velcoff/with kind regards/Daniel Nathans/Dec. 1986". Also includes the original mailing envelope.

Printed note signed: "With many thanks/yours/T. Reichstein", dated November 1, 1950, from Basel, Switzerland. Mentioning his Nobel Prize achievements, Reichstein responds to numerous congratulations while expressing his inability to reply personally due to obligations.

Autograph note signed by Rosalyn Yallow reads, "The attached description/should answer your/question./Rosalyn S Yalow." Yallow, a Nobel Prize winner in Physiology or Medicine, is known for her work on radioimmunoassays of peptide hormones.