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The Report ofthe Treasurer

The Treasurer herewith presents his report of receipts and dis-bursements for the fiscal year ended August 31, 1968, including astatement of the Society's investments and a schedule of FundAccounts.

Balance in the Bibliography Fund was 115,090.

The Society received gifts for current use of $20,396.

BALANCE SHEET(Cash Basis) as at August 31, 1968

ASSETS

Current Funds

Current Assets:Cash |14,049Restricted Funds 3,855

Investments:Cash 50,000

Total Current Funds $67,904

Unrestricted Funds

Assets Unrestricted as to Principal and Income:Investment:

Marketable Securities |2O8,385

Funds Restricted as to Principal

Assets Restricted as to Principal:Investment:

Marketable Securities $948,348

Funds Restricted as to Principal and Income

Assets Restricted as to Principal and Income:Investment:

Marketable Securities $536,223

240 American Antiquarian Society

Plant Fund

Building and Equipment |S71,65lLess—Accumulated Depreciation 126,663

Total Assets1444,988

$2,205,848

FUND BALANCES

Current Funds

Specific GiftsRevolving Funds:

Bibliography Fund $15,090Photoduplication Fund 5,645Readex Fund 1,169Purchasing (1,371)

AccumulationsTotal Current Funds

Unrestricted Funds

Bequests and Donations $198,075Accumulations 10,310

Funds Restricted as to Principal

Bequests and Donations $656,757Accumulations 291,591

Funds Restricted as to Principal and Income

Bequests and Donations $413,389Unexpended Restricted Income 3,855Accumulations 122,834

Plant Fund

Invested in Plant $444,988

Total Funds

$3,251

20,533

40,265

$208,385

$948,348

$540,078

,205,848

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STATEMENT OF CASH RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES

For the Year ended August 31, 1968

Cash balance, September 1, 1967 $89 679Add:

Income from: Interest Dividends TotalInvestment funds:

Unrestricted $5,865 |11,839 $17,704Restricted as to principal 25,427 50,708 76,135Restricted as to principal and

income 14,389 28,726 43,115$45,681 $91,273 $136,954

Payments to C. P. Birkett (325)Russell S. Paine Trust 5,900W. K. Bixby Trust 210Gifts 20,396Sales of publications 15,694Miscellaneous 119

$178,948Deduct:

Operating expenses:Salaries and wages $84,645Employee benefits:

Payroll taxes 3,634Pensions 11,948Blue Cross—Blue Shield 1,994

Travel and entertainment 5,448Library supplies and expense 1,486Supplies—bindery 1,479Office supplies and expense 6,397Telephone and telegraph 1,087Light, fuel and water 7,756Maintenance—building and

grounds 5,602Insurance 610A.D.T. protective services 997Legal and accounting 1,053Custodian fees 1,677 135,813

$43,135Other expenditures:

Publishing $14,459Purchase of books 30,000Development program:

Consulting fees f 15,300Travel 1,218Other 907 17,425 61,884

Excess of expendituresover income 18,749

Total—forwarded.... $70,930


STATEMENT OF CASH RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES—Continued

For the Year ended August 31, 1968

Total—brought forward $70,930Deduct—Other receipts and

disbursements:Bibliography receipts $316Less disbursements 3,302 f (2,986)Purchasing fund receipts $16,336Less disbursements 17,707 (1,371)Photoduplication receipts $5,799Less disbursements 5,855 (56)Readex receipts 1,011Special gifts for purchase of books $10,830Less disbursements 10,454' 376 (3,026)

Cash balance, August 31, 1968 $67,904Accounted for as follows:

Invested in Worcester CountyNational Bank Custodian account.. $50,000

Worcester County National Bank for:Operating $5,388Special gifts 3,251Agency account for current income 5,410Unexpended restricted income... . 3,855 17,904 $67,904

BEQUESTS AND/OR DONATIONSAs at August SI, 1968

Unrestricted Funds

Arthur Adams Trust $1,000John W. Higgins 10,000George S. Barton 1,000Frank Harrington 30,625Esther Forbes Hoskins 1,000Anna Harrington Mosher 25,754Albert W. Rice 100,000Stoddard Charitable Trust 1,000Thomas W. Streeter $78,000

Less amount expended for the Purchase of Books 66,155 11,845Elizabeth Weis 1,000Daniel W. Lincoln 3,300•General 11,551

$198,075

•Bequests and/or donations under $1,000,less payments applied thereto.


Restricted as to Principal

Ebenezer Alden $1,000Mark Bortman 1,250Clarence W. Bowen 10,000Chandler Bullock 2,500Charles H. Chase ] 2,000George Watson Cole 9,725Philip H. Cook 5,000Henry W. Cunningham 79,682Mary H. Cunningham 50,000Andrew M. Davis 10,000John and Eliza Davis 5,000Eliza Dodge 3,000George E. Ellis 7,500H. M. Forbes Fund 15,759Lee M. Friedman 2,500Mable Knowles Gage 20,000Thomas H. Gage 20,000Samuel A. Green 5,000Aldus C. Higgins 25,000James F. Hunnewell 5,000Nathaniel T. Kidder 5,000Herbert E. Lombard 17,650Albert Matthews 1,000Grenville H. Norcross ' 10,000Nathaniel Paine 37,000James D. Phillips 2,600Charles A. Place 931Stephen Salisbury, Jr 104,500Foster Stearns 1,000George R. Stobbs 10,000Joseph A. Tenney 5,000Henry R. Wagner 30,000Charles F. Washburn 20,000Albert H. Whitin 11,078James L. Whitney 11,082James B. Wilbur 100,000

$656,757

Restricted as to Principal and IncomeAugust 31, 1968

CurrentIncome Principal

Book binding $7,500George Chandler 5,500Issac and Edward Davis 16,000Henry F. Depuy 8,889Francis H. Dewey 8,500Samuel F. Haven 2,500


Levi LincolnPublishingBernard C. SteinerIsaiah Thomas

Funds designated for the purchase of books:Isaiah Thomas—collection and research fundIssac Davis book fund:

GeneralPurchase of books, maps and

charts of South AmericaJohn and Eliza Davis fund—generalBenjamin F. Thomas—purchase of

local historiesSamuel F. Haven—purchase of books

for the Haven AlcoveFrancis H. Dewey—biography and writings of

distinguished lawyers and judgesGeorge Watson ColeHenry F. Depuy—books in the field of Americana..Donald M. Frost—books in the field of

Western AmericanaHarriette Merrifield Forbes fund—

purchase of New England booksGeorge E. Ellis—general

•John Thomas Lee fundTotalTotal Principal Funds Restricted for

the Purchase of Books•Includes payments of $25 per month to C. P. Birkett

CurrentIncome

$9,913

$536

54

161556

107

107

2144,717

18,224

1,072

1,0421,0725,360

$33,202

$43,115

Principal$9,50032,000

1,0002,000

$93,389

$5,000

500

1,5005,000

1,000

1,000

2,00044,000

170,000

10,000

20,00010,00050,000

$320,000

$413,389


STATEMENT BY THE TREASURER

The book value of the invested funds of the Society on August31, 1968 was 11,742,960 and these investments had a market valueof 13,741,000 of which |2,758,000 (74%) was in common stocks.This market value is $147,000 higher than a year ago.

Income received from investments during the year totaled$136,954, an increase of $6,750 over the year before, representinga return of 3.66% on the market value ofthe securities (7.85% onthe cost). This income was $2,100 more than the estimate made forbudgetary purposes a year ago.

During the year approximately $47,000 was from bequests anddonations for addition to the capital funds ofthe Society.

Although the economy continues to operate on a high level, it isexpected that the fiscal and monetary measures initiated early thissummer will have the effect of leveling off corporate earnings and,as a result, I am not forecasting an increase in the rate of return onthe present investments ofthe Society.

A. GEORGE BULLOCK, Treasurer

Classification of Investments

CLASSIFICATION MARKET VALUE PERCENT OF EQUITY

Cash 1,327.25 .04Savings 32,845.00 .88Bonds 871,838.25 23.30Income 76,813.50 2.05Equity 2,758,188.03 73.73

Total 3,741,012.03* 100.00Current Book Value 1,742,960.92

Common Stock Analysis

Apparel & Textiles 27,769.50 1.01Auto & Parts 75,788.63 2.75Banks 464,348.51 16.84Building & Equipment.. • • 57,200.00 2.07Business Equipment 3,350.00 .12Chemical & Fertilizer 19,020.00 .69Communications 81,301.25 2.95Drugs & Hospital 44,325.00 1.61Energy 446,242.26 16.18Electronics & Electrical 362,705.75 13.15


CLASSIFICATION MARKET VALUE PERCENT OF EQUITY

Finance & Investments 59,623.50 2.16Food Products 77,623.50 2.81Insurance 223,295.63 8.10Machinery 81,078.25 2.94Miscellaneous 196,232.50 7.11Publishing 150,800.00 5.10Retail Trade 211,335.25 7.66Transportation & Equip 46,495.50 1.69Utilities 139,651.00 5.06

Total 2,758,186.03* 100.00

BondsGOVERNMENT BONDS

UNITS DESCRIPTION BOOK VALUE MARKET VALUE

50,000 U.S. Treasury Bills 49,558.75 49,558.75Due 9/12/68

CORPORATE BONDS7,000 Alabama Power Co 7,237.51 5,337.50

*ys% 1st Mtge. 5/01/8325,000 Alabama Power Co 25,375.00 19,687.50

4'/^% 1st Mtge. 5/01/875,000 Aluminum Co. of America 5,000.00 4,156.25

4M%Reg. 1/01/8212,000 American Tel. & Tel. Co 12,135.52 9,060.00

4?^% Reg. 10/01/9625,000 Bethlehem Steel Corp 21,687.50 20,687.50

4}^% Sub. Deb. 1 /Ol /9025,000 Boeing Airplane Co 24,275.84 19,500.00

5% 8/01/7810,000 Cit Financial Corp 9,857.50 9,400.00

sys% 9/01/7015,000 Chesapeake & Potomac Tel 14,850.00 15,562.50

6^% Reg. 5/01/200835,000 Consolidated Edison Co 33,557.75 27,300.00

4 j i % Ser. 7 Reg. 10/01/8610,000 Dallas Power & Light Co 10,084.80 7,600.00

4M% 12/01/8619,000 Deere & Company 18,060.31 15,247.50

43^% 8/01/8325,000 Dow Chemical Co 23,968.75 20,531.25

4.35% Reg. 9/15/8825,000 Federal Nati. Mtge. Assoc 25,187.51 23,468.75

5.25% Reg. 4/01/8125,000 Firestone Tire & Rubber 23,718.75 19,250.00

4M% 7/01/8810,000 Florida Power & Light 9,900.00 7,350.00

3%% 4/01/8310,000 Florida Power & Light 10,129.50 7,350.00

4/01/88

Report of the Treasurer

UNITS DESCRIPTION BOOK VALUE

50,000 Florida Power & Light Co 51,125.007% 6/01/98

25,000 General Mtrs. Accpt. Corp 24,562 50m% 9/01/75

10,000 Gulf States Utilities Co 10,086 704 W o 7/01/90

10,000 Household Finance Corp 10 000 004J^% 9/15/93

10,000 Idaho Power Co 10,000 004K% 1/01/87

10,000 Illinois Bell Tel. Co 10,100.00Ws% 3/01/94

25,000 Intnl. Bk. for Recon. & Dev 23,593.754}^% 2/01/90

12,200 Intl. Harvester Company 10,433.904 ^ % 3/01/88

5,200 Intl. Harvester Company 4,445.054.80% 3/01/91

10,000 Interstate Power Co 10,000.005% 5/01/87

15,000 Interstate Power Co 15,000.005 W o 5/01/89

10,000 Jersey Central Pwr & Lt 10,156.305% 7/01/87

10,000 New Orleans Public Serv 10,301.804}^% 4/01/83

15,000 New York State Ele. & Gas 15,232.504 W o 5/01/87

20,000 New York Telephone Co 20,351.004 W o 5/15/91

10,000 Norfolk & Western Ry 10,073.405 W o 4/01/80

10,000 Norfolk & Western 10,077.005]/»% 4/01/81

50,000 Northern Natural Gas 50,875.001)4.% 5/01/88

10,000 Northern States Power 9,800.004 W o 6/01/87

20,000 Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co 20,509.40SYsJo 8/15/91

15,000 Potomac Edison 15,257.254 W o 5/01/87

10,000 Potomac Elec. Pwr. Co 10,037.503 W o 6/01/88

10,000 Potomac Elec. Pwr. Co 10,130.704^g% 12/01/93

15,000 Public Ser. Elec. & Gas 15,306.904 ^ % 8/01/88

25,000 Republic Steel Corp 23,593 754WoSf. Deb. 9/01/85

25,000 Socony Mobil Oil Company 23,375.004M% 4/01/93

8,000 Southern Bell Tel. Co 8,460.005% 12/01/97

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MARKET VALUE

52,625.00

20,906.25

8,150.00

8,000.00

8,100.00

7,600.00

20,375.00

10,126.00

4,472.00

8,450.00

12,506.25

8,237.50

7,587.50

12,018.75

16,300.00

9,000.00

9,000.00

52,750.00

8,150.00

13,225.00

11,831.25

7,175.00

7,800.00

12,000.00

19,875.00

20,031.25

6,400.00

248

UNITS

25,000

4,000

10,000

25 000

25,000

43,700

25,000

15,000

10,000

50,000

10,000

5,000

2,00094

780

230

260

484

967

American Antiquarian Society

DESCRIPTION

Southern Calif. Edison Co4M% 11/01/87Southern Natural Gas Co4% 5/01/73State Loan & Finance Co5.40% 6/15/81Sun Oil Company45^% Debs. Reg. 11 /15/90Tennessee Gas Trans. Co5M% 9/01/85United States Steel Corp4 ^ % Reg. 1/01/96Wisconsin Electric Power4J^% 4/01/88

OTHER BONDSComm of Australia5J^% 7/01/82British Columbia Power45^% Series L 4/15/87Canada63^% Reg. 6/01/89Province of Nova Scotia3M% 10/01/71Toronto OntarioMetropol. Municipality4}^% 8/15/86

Preferred Stocks

Atchison Top. & S. F. 5% PfdAVCO Corporation$3.20 Cv. Pfd. 2/1 100 '72C. N. A. Financial Corp$1.10 Cum. Conv. Pfd.Foremost McKesson Inc$1.80 Cv. Pfd.The Travelers Corp$2 Cv. Pfd. 1/1 50 9/71

Common Stocks

APPAREL & TEXTILESJ. P. Stevens & Co., Inc

AUTO & PARTSGeneral Motors Corp

BOOK VALUE

23,343.75

3,960.00

10,037.50

22,250.00

25,055.76

33,587.50

22,812.50

858,957.65*

14,700.00

9,800.00

49,875.00

10,175.00

4,772.00

89,322.00*997,838.40**

20,228.313,957.78

326.65

4,143.46

4,253.98

32,910.18**

9,422.87

19,451.82

MARKET VALUE

19,593.75

3,540.00

7,750.00

19,812.50

20,000.00

35,834.00

18,968.75

739,679.50*

12,750.00

6,900.00

50,000.00

9,200.00

3,750.00

82,600.00*871,838.25*»


UNITS

238489803552

1,3205584«4491290280

1,598786

650

DESCRIPTION

BANKSChase Manhattan BankChemical Bk. New York TrCont. III. Nati. Bk. & Tr. CoFirst Nati. Bk. of BostonFirst Nati. City Bk. of N.YFirst Penn. Banking & TrHartford Nati. Bk. & Tr. CoManuf. Hanover Trust CoMorgan Guaranty Trust CoShawmut Association IncState St. Bank & TrustWore. County National Bk

BUILDING & EQUIPMENTP. P. G. Industries

BOOK VALU

7,606.8412,570.399,531.79

10,242.5524,407.388,840.647,226.409,533.48

11,119,117,835.00

21,780.8711,145.41

49.481.25

BUSINESS EQUIPMENT10 Intl. Business Mach. Corp 3,300.00

CHEMICAL & FERTILIZER120 E. I. DuPont De NeMours Co.. . . 1.00

COMMUNICATIONS1,685 Columbia Broadcasting 8,121.86

DRUGS & HOSPITAL900 Sterling Drug Inc 4,944.31

ENERGY831 Royal Dutch Petroleum 15,049.02

1,392 Standard Oil Co. of Calif. 14,019.311,705 Standard Oil Co. of N.J 19,043.212,244 Texaco Inc 14,973.84

ELECTRONICS & ELECTRICAL5,200 Babcock & Wilcox 23,382.241,502 General Electric Co 9,529.03

600 Singer Company 51,610.33

FINANCE & INVESTMENTS624 CNA Financial Corp 335.48

1,212 Family Finance Corp 10,171.29

FOOD PRODUCTS172 Foremost McKesson Inc 1,848.73700 General Foods Corp 10,501.08400 National Dairy Prod. Corp 4,655.98


UNITS DESCRIPTION

INSURANCE1,665 Aetna Life Insurance Co

320 Conn. General Ins. Corp720 Fund American Companies896 INA

2,260 The Travelers Corp

MACHINERY514 Deere & Co307 Norton Co

1,000 Torrington Co

MISCELLANEOUS1,129 AVCO Corporation1,848 Eastman Kodak Co

PUBLISHING3,200 Dun & Bradstreet Inc

RETAIL TRADE1,600 Federated Depart. Stores

450 J. C. Penney Co1,836 Sears Roebuck & Co

TRANSPORTATION & EQUIP.484 ACF Industries Inc350 Union Pacific RR

UTILITIES500 Central Hudson Gas & Elec

1,000 Houston Lighting & Power. . . .416 Philadelphia Elec. Co400 Public Serv. Co. of Ind900 Texas Utilities Co

SAVINGS BANKSI W. C. N. B. Worcester Sav1 Wore. Five Notice A/C

Passbook No. 802311

MISCELLANEOUS1 Deeds to Real Estate

Salisbury Park Ave.1 Interest in Income from

Russell S. Paine Trust

Principal Cash

BOOK VALUE MARKET VALUE

4,013.144,373.759,050.002,999.386,780.90

5,150.369,977.5013,500.00

53,821.935,480.42

8,975.00

10,152.385,577.057,866.57

4,400.004,460.00

8,042.0542,500.003,628.46

6,106.6949,500.00678,038.09**

27,845.005,000.00

32,845.00*

1.00

1.00

2.00**

1,327.25*»1,742,960.92**


TOUCHE, ROSS, BAILEY & SMART340 Main Street

Worcester, Massachusetts 01608

MR. A. GEORGE BULLOCK, TreasurerAMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY

WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS

We have examined the accompanying balance sheet resultingfrom cash transactions of American Antiquarian Society, as ofAugust 31, 1968, and the related statements of operations—othercurrent funds and changes in fund balances for the year then ended.Our examination was made in accordance with generally acceptedauditing standards and accordingly included such tests of the ac-counting records and such other auditing procedures as we con-sidered necessary in the circumstances.

It is not practicable in non-profit organizations to establish ac-counting control over all cash received prior to recording it, accord-ingly our examination of cash receipts was limited to gains on saleof securities, interest and divided income, and other recordedtransactions.

In our opinion, the financial statements referred to above presentfairly the financial position of American Antiquarian Society atAugust 31, 1968, resulting from recorded cash transactions and therecorded income collected and expenses disbursed during the yearthen ended, on a basis consistent with that of the preceding year.

TOUCHE, ROSS, BAILEY & SMARTCertified Public Accountants

October 9, 1968

LIST OF DONORS • 1967-1968

Harold J. AbrahamsAcworth, N.H., Town ClerkFrederick B. Adams, Jr.Thomas R. AdamsPauline Hombach AdamsForrest E. AlexanderAmerican Council of Learned SocietiesAnthony AnableAndover-Harvard Theological SeminaryMaurice AnnenbergMary Alice Arakelian FoundationArdent Book FindersJames T. BabbJames BabcockBernard BailynMarie A. Bancroft (bequest)Mrs. William C. BarnesBarre PublishersC. Waller BarrettPhilip C. BealsJames F. BeardRaymond M. BellMrs. Esther Fisher BensonFrancis L. BerkeleyDavid Sandier BerkowitzMiss Sylvia BernsteinBibliographical Society of CanadaGeorge A. BilliasWilliam K. Bixby TrustMrs. Leon H. BlanchardDon C. BlissWilliam H. BondBoston Public LibraryBoston Five Cents Savings BankBowdoin CollegeR. R. Bowker CompanyJulian P. BoydJ. O. BrewMarion V. BrewingtonCarl BridenbaughBrown UniveristyRalph BuffingtonMrs. Yves Henry BuhlerR. Carlyle BuleyA. George Bullock, 2ndKenneth C. BullockLyman H. ButterfieldRoger ButterfieldCambridge Historical SocietyMrs. Emma Little Campbell

Richard M. CandeeLester J. CapponJames R. CaseMiss Geneviève CeatyCentral Michigan UniversityGeorge M. ChutePublic Library of CincinnatiC. E. Frazer Clark, Jr.David L. CohenColby College Art MuseumJ. Winston Coleman, Jr.H. Dunscombe ColtHenry Steele CommagerConnecticut College for WomenCornell UniversityMrs. E. Putnam CossetteFrancis A. Countway Library of MedicineMarcus Esketh CrahanJohn W. CurtisMrs. F. Harold DanielsDartmouth CollegeWarren G. DavisOdlin H. DayDepartment of Agriculture, National

Agricultural LibraryDe Pauw UniversityDetroit Public LibraryErnest S. DodgeMiss Charlotte C. DonnellGaylord DonnelleyRaymond DooleyMiss Louisa DresserHenry F. duPontMrs. Henry C. EldertLinwood M. Erskine, Jr.Essex InstituteEugene ExmanFairleigh Dickinson UniversityDaniel FärberMiss Catherine FennellyClair A. FerrisDr. Judson E. FiebigerParis FletcherMiss Cornelia ForbesBurt FranklinFranklin InstituteFrank FreidelLeslie FrostPierce W. GainesEbenezer Gay

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G. Edmund GifTord, Jr.Lawrence H. GipsonMrs. Robert H. GoddardFrederick R. GoffMrs. Marion Putnam GoodaleGoodspeed's Book Shop, Inc.George T. GoodspeedGovernment Affairs FoundationPedro GrasesWilliam B. GreeneRichard M. GummereEdward Pierce HamiltonMilton W. HamiltonSinclair HamiltonOscar HandlinMr. and Mrs. George L. HardingHarlan-Young PressFrank L. Harrington, Sr.William J. HarrisonHartford Seminary FoundationHarvard UniversityRichard B. HarwellCharles L. HaskellRichard A. HealdDavid B. HermansenChester D. HeywoodJacob HiattMilton P. HigginsHudson HoaglandMrs. Gilbert HolbrookEdward G. HolleyJudge Earl HooverE. Harold HugoInsurance Company of North AmericaUniversity of IowaSydney W. JacksonJohn M. JenningsJohn Jeppson, 2ndJohn Carter Brown LibraryAlden P. JohnsonClarence J. KauerJohn B. KefferCecelia M. KenyonJohn KirbyEdward C. KirklandRussell W. KnightPeter R. KnightsBernhard KnollenbergBertram W. KornDonald KrummelWalter R. KuehnleHarold LancourMr. and Mrs. Ben LaneEdward C. Lathem

Kenneth LeachJ. A. Leo LeMayLibrary Company of PhiladelphiaLibrary of CongressLincoln CollegeMr. and Mrs. Daniel Waldo LincolnDavid B. LittleLouisiana State MuseumRichard W. LovelessIrving LowensAlbert E. LownesJoseph Lyle McCorison, Jr.Marcus A. McCorisonA. F. MachemerMaine Historical SocietyMaryland State Dental AssociationUniversity of Maryland Art GalleryMassachusetts Historical SocietyStandish F. MedinaAbraham MedoffMerideth, N.H., Historical SocietyFrederick MerkJ. William MiddendorfUniversity of MinnesotaMontacute Lodge, A. F. & A. M.Charles F. MontgomeryRobert H. MontgomeryJames E. MooneyEdmund S. MorganSamuel Eliot MorisonMorristown National Historical ParkTheodore MurphyNational Waterways ConferenceNew York State LibraryNewberry LibraryOhio Historical SocietyOld Sturbridge VillageAndrew OliverWilliam B. OsgoodMrs. H. C. OsterhoutRobert H. PalmiterNorman A. PattersonJohn H. G. PellPennsylvania German SocietyLovick PiercePhillips Exeter AcademyCharlotte Palmer Phillips FoundationPortland (Maine) Public LibraryLawrence Clark PowellPrinting Historical Society, LondonProvidence Public LibraryJules D. PrownW. T. Ragland, Jr.Mrs. Albert W. Rice


Mrs. Daniel H. Rice, Jr.Daniel Catton RichLawrence Eaton RichardsonCarleton R. RichmondKenneth D. RobertsRockefeller FoundationLessing J. RosenwaldDr. Robert W. RoweDonald P. RussellMiss Esther S. SandsCharles H. SawyerSandwich Historical SocietyMrs. Arthur M. Schlesinger, Sr.Nino D. ScottiGregory H. SharpRalph R. ShawStuart C. ShermanClifford K. ShiptonRichard H. ShryockRollo G. SilverClement M. SilvestroMrs. Theodore SizerGlenn B. SkillinCharles E. SmartPerry C. SmithSmithsonian InstitutionMrs. Sydney P. SnowWillman SpawnRae M. SpencerRobert E. SpillerJ. Duane SquiresStephen De Witt StephensRoderick D. StinehourStoddard Charitable TrustHarry G. StoddardRoger E. StoddardHerbert R. StraussReginald H. SturtevantMrs. George Otis TapleyDavid Tatham

M. Halsey ThomasBenjamin TigheWillard ThorpEdward Larocque TinkerUnited States GovernmentJ. H. Van HornCharles van RavenswaayJohn L. VermillionAlexander VietorVirginia Historical SocietyUniversity Press of VirginiaUniversity of VirginiaJudge Carl E. WahlstromNicholas B. WainwrightFrancis G. WalettAlexander J. WallMr. and Mrs. George R. WallaceMichael J. WalshUniversity of Washington Libraryd'Alte' A. WelchUniversity of Western OntarioMrs. Chester A. WheelerNathaniel WheelerMrs. Henry WhippleWalter Muir WhitehillJ. Russell WigginsJudge Raymond S. WilkinsAlexander WilliamsMrs. Arthur M. WilsonState Historical Society of WisconsinEdwin Wolf, 2ndRichard J. WolfeCharles Wood, 3rdJohn C. WoodburyWorcester Art MuseumWorcester Historical SocietyLouis B. WrightLyle H. WrightRoger Yarrington

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