Contains loose pages (likely formerly bound as a scrapbook) pasted with newspaper clippings of medical book reviews authored or co-authored by Illievitz.

The fonds contains materials that attest to Dr. Abraham Bernard Illievitz's medical education and career as a doctor and philanthropist.

A large scrapbook contains a substantial amount of correspondence pertaining to Dr. Illievitz's medical education (primarily at McGill University), practice, and inventions, and generally illustrates his philanthropic/professional affiliation with numerous medical institutions; likewise, many pages of medical publication reviews authored by Dr. Illievitz are present.

Certificates acknowledging Dr. Illievtiz's academic achievement and involvement in various medical societies and institutions, both in the United States and in Canada, can be found in the fonds. Photographs of notable musicians and performers dedicated to Dr. Illievitz (mostly in gratitude for his medical service) are also included, as well as photocopies of pertinent textual records and photographs of which the fonds does not contain originals.

Finally, two versions (one hand-written featuring hand-drawn illustrations, the other typed with photographs pasted in as place-holders) of Illievitz's manuscript Israel & Medicine can be found in the fonds. These manuscripts contain some edits and marginalia, as well as mini biographies of key doctors and dates in medical history; the two manuscripts in conjunction aptly demonstrate the evolution of the research project.

File contains items that had dislodged from scrapbook (1125_[1]) and share similar contents: primarily correspondence of an academic, personal, and professional nature, from the YMCA, the Canadian Medical Association, Herzl Hospital and Dispensary, American College of Surgeons, McGill University (letters of recommendation), journals to which Dr. Illievitz submitted (Journal of Biological Chemistry), and patients of Illievitz's. The file also contains Dr. Illievitz's CV, and a patient's X-ray report.

Item is the second version of Dr. Illievitz's manuscript Israel & Medicine, which overviews the history of medicine in Israel. Actual photos, and hard copies of photos, are inserted as placeholders for their printed/published counterpart. Some correspondence, notes, photographs, and a clipping of Dr. Illievitz's entry in American Men of Science (all related to the manuscript) can be found loose in the manuscript's pages.