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Includes photo prints of early X-rays.

Bound scrapbook containing illustrations of braces and other tools for treating patients with orthopedic complaints, diagrams illustrating the use of these tools, and photographs and drawings of affected persons. Images were probably used in Ridlon's published writings.

The last folder consists of a report titled "Investigation of the value of tuberculin in the treatment of tuberculous joint disease at the Home for Destitute Crippled Children [Chicago]", circa 1920.

Two portraits from around 1910 measure 7x10 and 8x11 inches, while the bust-length profile photograph from 1932 measures 4.75x6.75 inches.

Photographs are each mounted on board and measure 8x10 and 9x11 inches. One is a duplicate.