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Highlight: Dickinson business papers, 1850-1871
Creator: J.B. Dickinson (Firm)
Abstract Or Scope: Records of firms owning and operating packet boats and clipper ships at New York City. Fifteen volumes of letter books (11,450 leaves), 1855-1871, and 32 volumes of ledgers, etc., 1853-1871, including those of J.B. Dickinson, 1850-1855; Wakeman, Gookin and Dickinson, 1866-1871; and Wakeman, Dimon & Col, 1853-1863. The letter books, ledgers, and account books show operation of the firm. Many letters of instructions to captains of various vessels.

Highlight: Schloss Family Business Papers, 1957-2003
This collection documents business and legal activities of Walter Schloss and his company from the
Creator: Schloss, Walter J
Abstract Or Scope: The collection consists of business and financial reports, portfolio statements, correspondence, articles, and legal documents created by or maintained by Walter Schloss in the course of his business career. In particular there is correspondence with Warren Buffet and articles written by and about Benjamin Graham.

Highlight: Graduate School of Business records, 1910s-2010s
School of Business. It includes materials from the Columbia Business School Centennial in 2015-2016.
Columbia University. Graduate School of Business
Creator: Columbia University. Graduate School of Business
Abstract Or Scope: This collection contains records and publications from the Office of the Dean of the Graduate School of Business. It includes materials from the Columbia Business School Centennial in 2015-2016.

Highlight: Graduate School of Business Photographs, 1954-2005, bulk 1980-2000
Columbia Business School was founded in 1916, thanks in part to a generous gift from banking
Over the past 100 years, the School has evolved alongside the ever-changing world of business. To
Creator: Columbia University. Graduate School of Business
Abstract Or Scope: This collection consists of photographs of academic and social life at Columbia's Graduate School of Business as well as alumni activities. Compiled by the Office of Communications, photographs range from the 1950s to the early 2000s and concentrate on the 1980s and 1990s. In addition to photographic prints, the collection contains contact sheets, color slides, negatives, and digital image files.

Highlight: Brander Matthews Dramatic Museum collection of theatrical business records, 1864-1911
Roosevelt The Brander Matthews Dramatic Museum records, 1910-1971 (MS#0364) are the business records of
items. The Brander Matthews Dramatic Museum collection of theatrical business records, 1864-1911 (MS
Creator: Brander Matthews Dramatic Museum
Abstract Or Scope: Shelved with this collection is the Peter Gilsey Collection of Theatrical Tokens and Medalets

Highlight: Ian and Betty Ballantine Books and Business Records, 1935-1994, bulk 1945-1973
Business records
taught courses on the business of book publishing in the Sociology department of Columbia University's
Creator: Ballantine, Betty
Abstract Or Scope: Ian and Betty Ballantine were book publishers who contributed to the growth of paperback book sales in the United States between the 1940s and the 1990s. The Ian and Betty Ballantine Books and Business Records include the Ballantines' materials related to Penguin Books USA, Bantam Books, Ballantine Books, and Peacock Books. Administrative documents cover the management of these presses as well as the editorial, sales, inventorying, and advertising processes. In addition, the collection contains the bulk of the editorial libraries of Penguin Books USA, Bantam Books, and Ballantine Books.

Highlight: Columbia University A.M., 1919; M.S. [business], 1920.
. of Banking, Columbia University, 1917-1937. Included are miscellaneous banking and business forms
Columbia University. School of Business
Creator: Widenmann, Hans A., 1897-1976
Abstract Or Scope: Notes taken by Widenmann of courses and lectures given by H. Parker Willis, Chairman of the Dept. of Banking, Columbia University, 1917-1937. Included are miscellaneous banking and business forms. The notes are in manuscript, typescript, and mimeograph form.

Highlight: member in the Columbia University Business School. Chandler specialized in conflict resolution and
Columbia University. Graduate School of Business
Creator: Chandler, Margaret K.
Abstract Or Scope: Correspondence, notes, reports, memoranda, etc.

Highlight: Columbia University A.M., 1919; M.S. [Business], 1920.
Banking, Economics and Social Science, and the School of Business, Columbia University, 1917-1937
. Included are banking and business forms. The lectures are mostly in typescript, but some in manuscript and
Creator: Widenmann, Hans A., 1897-1976
Abstract Or Scope: Notes taken by Hans A. Widenmann of courses and lectures given by H. Parker Willis, Professor of Banking, Economics and Social Science, and the School of Business, Columbia University, 1917-1937. Included are banking and business forms. The lectures are mostly in typescript, but some in manuscript and mimeograph form. Includes reading lists, lectures notes, papers, exam questions, reading notes and a couple of Master's essays.

Highlight: Advanced Security Analysis at Columbia University's Business School (1928-1954), and starting in 1956 at
the Graduate School of Business Administration at the University of California, Los Angeles.
Business School), the latter going on to describe him as the second most influential person in his life
Creator: Graham, Benjamin, 1894-1976
Abstract Or Scope: The material in this collection consists primarily of correspondence, writings, lectures and articles by and about Benjamin Graham dating between the 1930s and 1976. It also contains materials about Benjamin Graham's work and influence which were created after his death in 1976. This more modern material was primarily created by or collected by his friend and mentee, Warren Buffett. One can also find many articles and a correspondence file from Jason Zweig, a financial journalist who writes The Intelligent Investor column every weekend for The Wall Street Journal. Jason Zweig is also the editor of the revised edition of Benjamin Graham's The Intelligent Investor.

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