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Teaching watercolors of early appearances of entry and exit gunshot wounds
After Medical and surgical history of the War of the Rebellion, plates 39 and 40
Teaching watercolor of vaginal hysterectomy with clamps
After J. M. Baldy's American text-book of gynecology, plate XIX
Teaching watercolor of tumor at actual size
Possibly of a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of true and false keloid scars
After Jean-Louis-Marie Alibert's Description des maladies de la peau, v.2, plates after pg. 36
Teaching watercolor of total abdominal hysterectomy
After J. M. Baldy's American text-book of gynecology, plate XXVI and XXVII
Teaching watercolor of skin neoplasms, a man's head with skin cancer near the mouth, and a magnified view of skin cancer ulcer
After Jean-Louis-Marie Alibert's Description des maladies de la peau, v.2, plate between pages 45 and 46, and after Carl Thiersch's Der Epithelialkrebs namentlich der Haut atlas, table VI
Teaching watercolor of phlebitis and sepsis
After Sir Jonathan Hutchinson's Illustrations of clinical surgery, plate 36
Teaching watercolor of knot formation of the intestines
After Franz Koenig's Lehrbuch der speciellen Chirurgie, vol. II, page 228
Teaching watercolor of knot formation of the intestines
After Franz Koenig's Lehrbuch der speciellen Chirurgie, vol. II, page 228, figures 23 and 24
Teaching watercolor of general emphysema following penetrating stab wound of the thorax
After Franz von Pitha and Theodor Billroth's Handbuch der allgemeinen und speciellen Chirurgie, vol. III, C, page 136
Teaching watercolor of gastric fistula and the surgical insertion of the tube
After Hermann Tillmans' Lehrbuch der allgemeinen und speciellen Chirurgie, figures 371-373
Teaching watercolor of entrance and exit gunshot wounds through bone
After the Report of the Surgeon General of the Army 1893, and after a photograph from the U.S. Army Medical Museum
Teaching watercolor of capillaries
After sketches by J. C. Warren
Teaching watercolor of capillaries
After sketches by J. C. Warren
Teaching watercolor of capillaries
After sketches by J. C. Warren
Teaching watercolor of capillaries
After sketches by J. C. Warren
Teaching watercolor of an unknown female subject with a rectal prolapse
Possibly of a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of a keloid scar after a scald and of a boy with face and neck scarring
After Sir Jonathan Hutchinson's Illustrations of Clinical Surgery, plate 88, and after a photograph probably taken by J. Collins Warren
Teaching watercolor of a gangrenous ulcer on the thigh of a boy
After the description by John Bell in The principles of surgery p. 109
Colored drawing of fractured femur with cancerous growth
Colored drawing of femur with pronounced disease on ivory colored paper. Drawing depicts growth within fracture. "9865. / (19-5)" and "WM. J. KAULA / NOV. 21, 1900" is handwritten in ink on the drawing recto.