No. 1. Cash book-no. 2. Bill book--no. 3. Day book--no. 4. Journal--no. 5. Ledger--no. 6. Index.

Ledger.

Correspondence and financial documents.  Most of the  correspondence is from Enos D. Usner in Illinois, Colorado and St. Louis.

Program contains various operatic arias performed by Sandra Warfield and James McCracken. Autographed by the artists.

Ledgers (2 day books, 2 ledgers, 1 monthly summary, and 1 accounts receivable book). Includes store ledgers and receipt book covering the years 1875 to 1877 for the Edwards and Bishop Booksellers and Stationers store. Also includes the account ledgers of the Strasburg, Pa. farm managed by William B. Bishop from 1871 to 1901 and a ledger from the Quaker City Business College. Financial records, names of customers, items purchased and costs are included.

Inscription: "They say I have a sense of humour. I know you have so pray read some of yourself into my lines."

Business ledgers. Day books, 1842-1877 contain debit and credit entries by name, merchandise or service performed, and amount. Account book, 1853-1864, with Farm Bank of Lancaster, Pa., shows deposits and withdrawals, reason, and periodic balancing. Record of purchases, 1849-1857 is a daily listing of purchaser, product, and cost.

The program included "Prelude to the Old Maid and the Thief" and "Tiplo Concerto a tre" by Gian-Carlo Menotti, who accepted an award presented by the orchestra association. Autographed by the composer.

Ledger containing the financial records of a farmer from Manor Township, Lancaster County Pa. Includes an alphabetical list of clients followed by an accounting of the services rendered each. Credit and debit entries, purchased items and costs are listed. Also includes the boarding accounts of George Manning.

Account ledger recording the daily expenses of James H. Reinert.