Report of the Treasurer - American Antiquarian Society of the Treasurer ON AUGUST 31, 1989, the...

Report of the Treasurer

O N AUGUST 31, 1989, the market value of the invested funds ofthe Society was $19,144,375 compared to $15,726,166 at the endof the preceding fiscal year. The carrying value or cost of thesestocks and bonds on August 31, 1989, was $17,542,337, whereas ayear ago it stood at $ 15,8 2 5,019.

The investment objectives for our portfolio are to provide sub-stantial income as well as to maintain a position for growth ofprincipal. For the year, the portfoho posted a total return of 25.3percent, thereby illuminating the equity market's recovery fromthe debacle of October 1987. The portfolio's return to a positiveposition is heartening, although the investment strategy followedby our investment counselors is one that in times of rapidly escalat-ing stock prices does not enable our portfolio to take full advantageof that appreciation. On the other hand, the Society's portfolioresponds favorably during times of stress. The Committee onFinance believes that the balanced strategy advocated by our ad-visors is a reasonable one and that it has consistently producedsatisfactory results during the twenty years that Fidelity Manage-ment Trust Company has managed our portfolio.

For the fiscal year, the Standard & Poor's 500 Index rose 39.1percent, compared to our equity return of 31.4 percent. TheShearson, Lehman, Hutton Government/Corporate Bond Indexreturned 13.2 percent, compared to our fixed income return of 14percent. A net trading gain of $684,498 was realized in markettransactions.

At August 31, 1989, 69.1 percent of the portfolio was investedin equities, whereas that proportion stood at 68.2 percent a yearago. Investments in fixed-income securities were 30.9 percent ofthe portfolio. The percentage of income yielded by our invest-ments for fiscal year 1988-89 was 6.7 percent.

The investment portfolio continues to be managed in a sadsfac-

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tory manner by the Fidelity Management Trust Company of Bos-ton, whose performance is monitored by our Committee on Fi-nance. Members of the committee are the undersigned treasurerof the Society, Harold Cabot, Dorothy B. Erikson, Peter H. C.Williams, and the president and director, ex officiis.

Support and revenue to the Society from all sources for the yearended August 31, 1989, amounted to $1,953,561. Expenses totaled$2,028,451, resulting in a deficit of $74,890, a gratifying reductionfrom the larger deficit of fiscal year 1988. Gifrs in kind or in cash,for additions to the collections or designated for specific purposes,were received to a value of $82,028, plus two large gifrs of manu-scripts, not yet appraised. Donations from generous members andfriends for defraying the annual expenses of the Society totaled$249,831, a remarkable increase from $141,228 of a year ago.

Gifrs received in the past fiscal year for the increase of theSociety's endowment funds totaled $188,611, while bequests werereceived from the estates of Harold E. Woodward and Arthur B.Hanson in the amount of $20,241.

The financial statements of the Society are audited by McCar-thy, Hargrave & Company. The financial statements are presentedin accordance with Aîidit and Accounting Guide—Audits of CertainNonprofit Organizations, issued by the American Institute of Cer-tified Public Accountants.

Bruce G. DanielsTreasurer

Report of the Treasurer 287

BALANCE SHEETS

August j I

ASSETS

Current assets:CashPledges receivableInterest and other receivablesMarketable securities (Notes A and B)

Total current assets

Library collection (Note A)

Endowment fund assets:Pledges receivableMarketable securities (Notes A and B)

Plant fund assets:

i()8p

$ 5,98453,000

225.733571,822

856,539

94,684

•6,775.93716.870.621

ip88

$ 27,863

187,939

579.440

795.242

649,50915,041,001

I ;.6oo.c 10

'94.5782.783.765

( '.101,542)

1,876,801

$19,603,961

2 2,459

Marketable securities (Notes A and B)Land, buildings and equipment (Note A)

less accumulated depreciation

LIABILITIES AND E U N D BALANCES

Current liabilities:Accounts payable and accrued expensesDeferred amounts (Note C):

UnrestrictedCurrent restricted

Total current liabilitiesPlant fund liabilities:

Accounts payable and accrued expensesDeferred amount (Note C)

Eund balances (Note D):UnrestrictedPlantEndowment

The accompanying notes are an integral part of the financial statements.

204,578

2.75'.'37( 1,053,846

1,901,869

$18,387,621

17,508

3.052278,883

304.394

22,064

'94.578

552.'451,660,159

16,870,621

19,082,925

$19,603,961

1,851195,980

2'5.339

204.578

579.9031,697,291

15,690,510

'7.967.704$18,387,621

TOTAL SUPPORTING SERVICES EXPENSES

TOTAL EXPENSES

SUPPORT AND REVENUE UNDER EXPENSES

BEFORE CAPITAL ADDITIONS

CAPITAL ADDITIONSContributions for building improvementsContributions for endowment ftindsNet realized gains on endowment

ftind investmentsNet unrealized gains (losses) on

endowment ftind investmentsInvestment management fee allocated

to endowment ftinds

2 2 5 . ' 7 '

25'.58582,028

558.784

1,263,997

11,698

20,190

98,892

491,563

2,028,451

10,000

188,611

672,800

398,696

( 79.996)

1,190,111


STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITY & CHANGES IN EUND BALANCES

Year ended August j /,SUPPORT AND REVENUE

Support:Annual gifts and contributionsGovernment grantsOther gifts and grants

TOTAL SUPPORT

Revenue:Investment and trust ftind incomeNet realized gains on unrestricted

ftind investmentsNet unrealized gains (loss) on

unrestricted ftind investmentsOther revenue

177,390

310,722

176.7"

664,823

1,206,648

5.062

20,190)

59.855

TOTAL REVENUE

TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUE

EXPENSESProgram services:

Library:Book purchasesConservation, cataloguing and other

Research and publicationTOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES EXPENSES

Supporting services:Administration175 th AnniversaryDevelopment office

'.394.777'.953.561

217,121

892,715

427.052

1,536,888

385,684

105,879

'.25'.3751,916,198

344.592799.389530,502

1,674,483

347.27'86,339

92.'54

525.764

2.200,247

( 74.890) ( 284,049)

40,219

624,713

146,121

( 398,696)

( 64,404)

347.953


Report ofthe Treasurer 289

{Statements ofAaivities & Changes cont.)

SUPPORT AND REVENUE OVER EXPENSES

AFTER CAPITAL ADDITIONS

FUND BALANCES, beginningofyear(NoteD)FUND BALANCES,endofyear(NoteD)

1,115,221

'7.967,704119,082,925

63,90417,903,800

$17,967,704

STATEMENTS OE CASH ELOWS

CASH ELOWS EROM OPERATING ACTIVITIESSupport and revenue under expenses

before capital additions ($ 74,890)Adjustments to reconcile support and revenue

under expenses before capital additions tonet cash provided by operating activities:

DepreciationNet unrealized (gains) losses on unrestrictedfund investments

Changes in assets and liabilities:(Increase) decrease in pledges receivable(Increase) decrease in interest and other receivablesDecrease in marketable securities for unrestricted fundsIncrease (decrease) in accounts payable(Increase) decrease in deferred amountsIncrease in deferred compensationTOTAL ADJUSTMENTS

NET CASH PROVIDED ( U S E D ) BY

OPERATING ACTIVITIES

CASH ELOWS EROM INVESTING ACTIVITIESCapital additionsCollection of pledges receivable for endowmentsIncrease in marketable securities for endowment fundsNew pledges receivable for endowment fundsPurchase of fixed assets

NET CASH USED IN INVESTING ACTIVITIES

CASH ELOWS EROM EINANCING ACTIVITIESCapital lease equipmentDecrease in capital lease obligation

NET CASH USED IN FINANCING ACTIVITIES

Net increase (decrease) in cash ( 21,879)

Year ended August j 1,

i()88

($ 284,049)

47,696

( 20,190)

( 53.O00)

( 37.794)37.8o8

49774,104

4.454

53.575

( 2„3.5)

1,190,111

743.436( '.734.936)( 188,611)

( 32.628)

( 22,628)

22,628

( 564)22,064

77.5'5

20,190

24,000

5,126

279,980( 27,425)

( 83,554)

295,832

11,783

347.9531,020,507

( 703.528)

( 624,713)

( 48.222)

( 8,003)

3,780



CASH ATBEGINNINGOFYEAR 27,863 24,083

CASH AT END OF YEAR $ 5,984 $ 27,863

SUPPLEMENTAL DISCLOSURE OFCASH FLOWINFORMATIONCash paid during the year for:

interest $ 433 $ —

NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

Years Ended August 31, 1989 and 1988

A. Summary of Significant Accounting Policies

Basis of Statements—The financial statements are prepared in accordance withthe American Institute of Certified Puhlic Accountants Audit Guide for CertainNonprofit Organizations. In addition, the financial statements have been pre-pared on the accrual basis. Under this method of accounting, expenses are re-corded when incurred and income is recorded when earned.

Fund Accounting—The accounts of the Society are maintained in accordancewith the principles of fund accounting. The fund groups are as follows:

1. Unrestricted funds, including board designated funds, represent re-sources available for support of Society operations.

2. Plant funds represent resources restricted for property acquisitions andfunds expended for property.

3. Endowment funds represent funds that are subject to restrictions by thedonor, requiring that principal be invested and only the income be used.

Marketable Securities—Bonds are recorded at cost and stocks are recorded atthe lower of cost or market at the balance sheet date. Gains and losses from salesof investments are accounted for within the fund owning the investments.

Cash—For purposes of the Statement of Cash Flows, the Society considers cashon hand and amounts due from banks to be cash.

Pledges Receivable—Pledges are recorded as receivables in the year the pledgeis received.

Property—Buildings and equipment are recorded at cost. Expenditures formaintenance, repairs and renewals are charged to expense as incurred whereas


major betterments are capitalized as additions to property. Buildings are depre-ciated on the declining balance method and equipment is depreciated on thestraight-line method over the estimated useful lives of the assets.

Deferred Amounts—Funds and pledges restricted by the donor for specificoperating purposes or property acquisitions are deemed to be earned and re-ported as revenues when the Society has incurred expenditures in compliancewith the specific restrictions. Such amounts received but not yet earned arereported as deferred amounts in the balance sheet.

Pension Expense—The Society's policy is to fund pension costs accrued.

Library Collection—Books and other valuable items in the Society's collectionare expensed as purchased.

Government Grants—Grants from the National Endowment for the Humanitiessupport various projects of the Society. Gi-ant support, which is subject to auditby the funding source, is recognized to the extent of eligible expenses.

Functional Allocation ofExpenses—The cost of providing various programs andother activities has been summarized on a functional basis in the statements ofactivity and changes in fund balances. Accordingly, certain costs have been allo-cated to the programs and supporting services benefited.

B. Marketable Securities

M a r k e t a b l e s ecu r i t i e s c o n s i s t e d o f t h e f o l l o w i n g a t A u g u s t 3 1 , 1 9 8 9 a n d 1988:

Common andpreferred stocks

Corporate bondsU.S. treasury and

agency notesCommercial paperCash

Cost

$11,002,0873,005,401

3,144,617390,232

$'7.542,337

1989Market

Value

$12,439,998

3.078.325

3,235,820390,232

$19.144.375

Carrying

Value

$ 11,002,0873.005,401

3.144.617390.232

$17.542.337

Cost

$11,225,3412,618,429

1.933.502

409.75056,883

$16,243,905

1988Market

Value

$10,806,4552,541,428

1,911,650

409.75056,883

$15,726,166

Carrying

Value

$10,806,4552,618,429

1.933.502409,750

56,883

$15,825,019

The following is a summary of realized and unrealized gains and losses for theyears ended August 31, 1989 and 1988:

Unrealized net gain (loss) $2,119,777 ($',780,419)Realized net gain 684,498 151,183

Total net gain (loss) ($2,804,275) ($1,629,236)


C. Changes in Deferred Amounts

Balances at beginning of yearAdditions:

Contributions and grantsRents receivedGovernment grantsOther incomeInvestment income on

endowment funds restrictedto principal and income

Deductions:Funds expended during

the year:For operationsFor improvements

to propertyPayment under uni trust

Balances at end of year

Year ended August j i,

Unrestricted

$1,851

2,104

3.955

903

$3,052

Currentrestricted

$ 195,980

164,018

192,621

62,184

831,307

1,446,110

1,166,125

1,102

$ 278,883

19S9

Plant

$204,578

204,578

10,000

$194,578

Balances at beginning of yearAdditions:

Contributions and grantsRents receivedGovernment grantsNational Endowment for the

Humanities Challenge GrantOther incomeInvestment income on

endowment funds restrictedto principal and income

Deductions:Funds expended during

the year:For operationsFor building improvements

2.5'5

$ 91 $ 241,075 $244,797

85.193

270,712

298,418

40,605

769.778

2,606 1,705,781

755 1,210,316

244.797

40,219


Year ended August J I, iç88Current

Unrestricted restricted PlantAmount of National

Endowment for theHumanities ChallengeGrant matched with privatesector contributions 298,418

Payment under unitrust i»o67

Balances at end of year $1,851 $ 195.980 $204,578

D. Fund Balances:

The details of changes in fund balances are as follows:

Unrestricted Plant Endowment TotalBalances, August 31,1987 $794,440 $1,726,584 $15,382,776 $17,903,800

Support and revenueunder expenses beforecapital additions (206,534) ( 77>5'5) ( 284,049)

Capital additions (deductions):Contributions for

building improvements 40,219 40,219Contributions for

endowment ftinds 624,713 624,713Net realized gains on

endowment fundinvestments 146,121 146,121

Net unrealized losses onendowment fundinvestments ( 398,696) ( 398,696)

Investment management feeallocated toendowment funds ( 64,404) ( 64,404)

Equipment purchaseswith unrestrictedfunds ( 8,003) 8,003

Balances,August3i, 1988 579,903 1,697,291 15,690,510 17,967,704


( 27,194) ( 47.696)

10,000

8,611

( 74.890)

10,000

188,611

Support and revenueunder expenses beforecapital additions

Capital additions(deductions):Contributions for

improvements toproperty

Contributions forendowment funds

Net realized gain onendowment fundinvestments

Investment managementfee allocated toendowment funds

Equipment purchaseswith unrestrictedfunds

Unrealized gainon endowmentfund investments

Balances, August 31,1988 $552,145 $1,660,159 $16,870,621 $19,082,925

672,800 672,800

( 79.996) ( 79,996)

( 564) 564

398.696 398.696

E. Pension Plan

The Society makes contributions to a defined contribution retirement plan forall eligible employees. Pension expense amounted to $47,943 and $49,319 for theyears ended August 31, 1989 and 1988, respectively.

E. Income Taxes

The Society qualifies as a tax exempt, nonprofit organization under Section 501(c) 3 of the Internal Revenue Code. Accordingly, no provision for income taxesis required.

The Society qualifies as an organization which is not a private foundation asdefined in Section 5O9(a) ofthe Internal Revenue Code because it is an organiza-tion described in Section 5O9(a)(i) ofthe Internal Revenue code.

Repon of the Treasurer 295

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To the Council of theAmerican Antiquarian SocietyWorcester, Massachusetts

Independent Auditors' Report

We have audited the accompanying balance sheets of the American Antiqua-rian Society as of August 31,1989 and 1988, and the related statements of activityand changes in fund balances, and cash flows for the years then ended. Thesefinancial statements are the responsibiUty of the Society's management. Ourresponsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on ouraudits.

We conducted our audits in accordance with generally accepted auditing stan-dards. Those standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtainreasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free of materialmisstatement. An audit includes examining, on a test basis, evidence supportingthe amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. An audit also includesassessing the accounting principles used and significant estimates made by man-agement, as well as evaluating the overall financial statement presentation. Webelieve that our audits provide a reasonable basis for our opinion.

In our opinion, the financial statements referred to above present fairly, in allmaterial respects, the financial position of the American Antiquarian Society asof August 31,1989 and 1988, and the results of its operations and changes in itsfund balances and its cash flows for the years then ended, in conformity withgenerally accepted accounting principles.

McCarthy, Hargrave & Co.December 19,1989 Certified Public Accountants


DONORS OF BOOKS AND MONIES

September I, i()8S—August ji, ip8p

Daniel AaronMillicent D. AbellMr. and Mrs. George M. Abodeely,Jr.Frederick B. Adams, Jr.James B. and Eleanor S. AdamsJohn W. AdamsWilliam B. Addison, Jr.Ruth E. AdomeitThe Ahmanson FoundationAndrew AksdnUniversity of Alabama, College of

EngineeringCatherine L. AlbaneseGaylord P. AlbaughAnson B. AlbreeJohn AldenMr. and Mrs. Harry C. Allen, Jr.Sue AllenSusan M. AllenMr. and Mrs. William S. AllenThomas L. AltherrThe American Architectural

FoundationThe American Lodge of ResearchAmerican Philosophical SocietyAmerican Society of Arms CollectorsThe Honorable and Mrs. Elmer L.

AndersenEhzabeth Stanton AndersonJane F. AndersonMr. and Mrs. Stephen R. AndersonJohnJ. AppelJonathan AracKeith ArbourMr. and Mrs. Nicholas E. ArgentoRodney ArmstrongKarl J.R.Arndt

John Bradley ArthaudThe Association for Gravestone

StudiesMr. and Mrs. Anthony AthyMr. and Mrs. William E. Aubuchon HIPaula R. BackscheiderHamilton V. BailMr. and Mrs. Bernard BailynMorton H. BakerSam P. BakerMr. and Mrs. Earl E. BakkenBank of BostonBank of New EnglandBankers Trust Company FoundationJames M. Banner, Jr.Mr. and Airs. Charles Beach BarlowDavid Ware BarnardThe Frank M. Barnard Foundation,

Inc.Redmond J. BamettMr. and Mrs. James H. BamhillRobert C. BaronMrs. Brian P. BarrMr. and Mrs. Stuyvesant BarryKlaus BarthelmessGeorge H. BartlettMarion BartlettMrs. Leonard BaskinPatricia M. BattinMr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Bauer, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. E. Mauran BealsMr. and Mrs. Philip C. BealsMr. and Mrs. James F. Beard, Jr.The Beefeater FoundationBruce A. BendlerMr. and Mrs. Harold BenjaminR. Dyke Benjamin


Barbara J. BennettBruce and Addie BennettDr. and Mrs. Robert E. BennettArnold and Dièdre BensonMr. and Mrs. William Bendnck-SmithVictor A. BerchMr. and Mrs. Roget BerendesMargareta G. BergSidney E. BergerFrancis L. Berkeley, Jr.Brian J. L. BerryMr. and Mrs. Carl E. BesseJohn BidwellDonald M. BiehnGeorge A. BilhasLouis R. BiscegliaSande P. BishopMr. and Mrs. F. Turner Blake, Jr.Burton J. BledsteinCharles BlitzerLouis H. BlumengartenJoseph BlumenthalThe Boeing CompanyMr. and Mrs. Curt BohhngMr. and Mrs. John F. BokMr. and Mrs. William H. BondMr. and Mrs. Frank X. BonneauPatricia U. BonomiMrs. Howard M. BoothRobert W BoothGregory C. Borah and Margaret M.

PlantesMr. and Mrs. Anthony Borgatd, Jr.Jean M. Borgatti and Donald G.

MorrisonMr. and Mrs. Robert A. BorgattiThe Boston Globe FoundationImogene May BoswellM. Marion BoteinSheila BoteinJames S. Bouchard

Helen A. and Robert S. BowditchFredson T. BowersGail F. BowmanPaul S. BoyerMr. and Mrs. Cushing C. BozenhardAnn BraudeJohn R. and Geneviève C. BrechtlMrs. John O. BrewMr. and Mrs. Karl L. BrielDavid C. BriggsMr. and Mrs. W. E. BrightAllen P. BrittonJohn C. BroderickJohn E. BrooksCaleb C. Brown, Jr.Mary E. BrownLynn A. BruaDouglas W. BryantMrs. Maurice BuchananA. G. BullockBarbara J. BurkeMr. and Mrs. Randall K. BurkettFrederick H. BurkhardtPeter N. BumhamDr. and Mrs. Jarrel G. BurrowBarbara and Stephen BurwickRichard L. BushmanMr. and Mrs. George S. ButlerMargaret S. ButterfieldMr. and Mrs. Harold CabotMr. and Mrs. Frank CallahanFrank R. Callahan and Martha TepperKenneth W. CameronLeRoy A. CampbellUrano S. N. CaranchiniMichael L. CarlebachKenneth E. CarpenterMr. and Mrs. Ralph E. CarpenterEdward C. Carter IIJoseph C. CarterThe Casavant Family Charitable Trust


Philip CashJoAiin E. CastagnaRobert E. CazdenThe Center for Research LibrariesCentral Massachusetts Baptist

AssociationBrian D. ChamberlainA. Kathleen ChandlerAlft-edD. Chandler, Jr.Winifred Charming Johnson

ChrismanWinifred C. Chrisman TrustRichard E. ChurchSusan L. CifaldiBeverly Eairbanks ClarkBeverly L. ClarkCharles E. ClarkEverett W. ClemWiUiam L. Clements Library,

University of MichiganMr. and Mrs. Edward L. CliffordVirginia CliffordLuella H. CliftonFrank W. ClouseLouis Cohen, Argosy Book Stores, Inc.Seymour S. CohenMr. and Mrs. Richard B. CollinsColorado Historical SocietyUniversity of Colorado at Boulder,

College of MusicJames J. Colt Foundation, Inc.Combined Jewish Philanthropies of

Greater BostonCommonwealth Museum (Boston,

Mass.)James R. ConefteyMr. and Mrs. Clement E. Conger,

John Jay Hopkins FoundationConnecticut State LibraryDr. and Mrs. David W. ConnorsJames L. Conrad

Jill K. and JohnJ. ConwayDavid E. CookStanton R. CookMr. and Mrs. William C. CookAnne CoolidgeThe Calvin Coolidge Memorial

Foundation, Inc.Daniel R. CoquilletteMr. and Mrs. Cary J. CorkinRobert J. CormierCornell University LibraryMargaret E. CommanLloyd E. CotsenCotsen Family FoundationNancy F. CottRichard W. CouperMr. and Mrs. Fairman C. CowanAlbert E. CowdreyJ-C Cowes, in memory of James J.

PurcellRobert CramerMr. and Mrs. Richard CrawfordLawrence CreminDavid CressyMr. and Airs. Frederick CrockerMr. and Mrs. Edward D. CrowleyRalph and Joan CrowleyDouglas Wright CrugerCharles E. Culpeper FoundationAbbott L. CummingsJames Cummins, Bookseller Inc.Noble E. Cunningham, Jr.Paul CurranThe Currier Gallery of ArtMerle CurtiJohn R. Curtis, Jr., Bookpress, Inc.John W. CurtisMr. and Mrs. Robert CushmanDr. and Mrs. Mark O. CuderDr. and Mrs. Scott B. CutlerCurtis Dahl


Mr. and Mrs. David E. DaltonD. Bradford DamonMr. and Mrs. Bruce G. DanielsEred Harris Daniels EoundadonDr. and Mrs. Alec DanylevichRobert DamtonDartmouth College, Hood Museum

of ArtArchie K. DavisDavid B. DavisNatalie Zemon DavisMr. and Mrs. Ronald S. DavisRosalie Edith DavisSusan and Jeffrey Martin DavisSharon and Paul DavisW. Curtis Carroll DavisMr. and Mrs. David L. DeanDorothy A. DeBisschopCarl N. DeglerAlan N. DegutisJanet I. DeloreyBayard T. and Betsy C. DeMallieMr. and Mrs. Gardener G. DeMallieGlenn and Roxanne DeMallieMary A. DemingMr. and Mrs. Hugo de NeufvilleDennison Manufacturing CompanyElizabeth DensmoreH. Martin DeranianKenneth R. DesautelsDr. and Mrs. Roger P. Desilets, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Erancis H. Dewey, 3rdHenry B. DeweyDeWitt Historical SocietyDickinson CollegeDigital Equipment CorporationDorothy DimockMr. and Mrs. Richard L. DionneMary K. DobbieBrewster D. DoggettDavid Herbert Donald

Gaylord Donnelley 1983 TrustR. R. Donnelley & Sons CompanyJim and Carol DonnellyMr. and Mrs. Robert E Dore, Jr.Milton E. DorrLouise I. DoyleJames A. DriscoUMr. and Mrs. Claude B. DufaultDr. and Mrs. Erancis X. Dufault, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Erederic C. DunaaineLearme P. DuncanDr. and Mrs. George R. DunlopRichard S. and Mary Maples DunnMr. and Mrs. William P. EarleyThe Honorable and Mrs. Joseph D.

EarlyHarland H. EastmanHendrik EdelmanMr. and Mrs. J. M. EdelsteinJulian I. EdisonElizabeth L. EisensteinRuth H. and Warren A. Ellsworth

EoundationJames W Ely, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Roger J. EpsteinDorothy B. EriksonMr. and Mrs. Les EriksonKatharine E. ErskineMr. and Mrs. LinwoodM. Erskine, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. EvansMrs. John C. EwerJonathan EairbanksRobert O. EalesMr. and Mrs. Daniel EarberDaniel and Jessie Lie Earber EundMrs. Melville T. EarquharMr. and Mrs. Erederick B. EarrarRudyJ. EavretdMary S. EayLouis E. Eazen III and N. Lynn

Eckhert

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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. FelconeCatherine M. FennellyDon E. FehrenbacherAlan M. FernDorothy Jean FerrisFrances FiererNorman FieringP. William FilbyJonathan Finkelstein and Harriett

LebowMarlene FinkelsteinDavid H. FischerRobert C. FischerElizabeth Fisher and Howard

StemplerSally D. FiskePrimrose FitzgeraldMr. and Mrs. John E. FlaggBernard J. FlanaganMichael and Kathleen FlemingAllen and Nina FletcherMr. and Mrs. Paris FletcherMr. and Mrs. Warner S. FletcherFLEXcon Company, Inc.Michael A. FlumianMr. and Mrs. Richard J. FlynnJay and Susan FoleyRobert P. ForbesMr. and Mrs. Timothy C. ForbesBob and Bet FosterMr. and Mrs. John Hope FranklinLeallah FranklinGeorge M. FredricksonRussell Freedman, Second Life Books,

Inc.Samuel Freedman, Lyman Books

TheatreMr. and Mrs. Howard G. FreemanRuth W. FreemanMalcolm FreibergFrank Freidel

Phyllis and Stuart FreilichMr. and Mrs. Donald R. FriaryDeborah and Robert FrostholmMr. and Mrs. James J. FuldMrs. Andrew C. FullerAnn Doten FullerRichard C. FyffeMr. and Mrs. Stephen GabrielianNicholas and Joan GageBernardo P. GallegosMrs. Calvin L. GardnerJenkins GarrettMaureen M. and William F. GaskoEbenezer GayMorris A. GelfandMr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. GemmillEugene D. GenoveseFrederick GeorgianGettysburg CollegeLoren and Nancy GhiglioneWilliam J. Gilmore-LehneW. Clark GilpinMichael GinsbergCharles H. GlatfelterMr. and Mrs. Peter A. GlazierDorothea GlewPhyllis L. GoddardDavid R. Godine Publisher,

IncorporatedMorris M. GoldingsMaceyJ. GoldmanStephen A. GoldmanGoodspeed's Book ShopMr. and Mrs. Edward GordonMr. and Mrs. Haskell R. GordonMr. and Mrs. Richard C. GötzMr. and Mrs. David GouldMartha P. Grace and Nason A.

HurowitzNorman A. GraebnerHarvey J. Graff


Mr. and Mrs. Orville F. GrahameMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gray, Jr.Greater Worcester Community

Foundation, Jeppson MemorialFund and Polly C. and Joseph R.Carter Fund

Lois and Robert F. GreenEllen W. GreeneAlexander GreenwoodMr. and Mrs. William H. Greer, Jr.Gerald N. GrobRobert A. GrossMr. and Mrs. Donald E. GrovesMr. and Mrs. A. Robert Gudheim, Jr.Guild of Bookworkers (Lexington,

Mass.)Gulf & Western FoundationMr. and Mrs. O. Vincent GustafsonAmanda GuyettCharles C.Haffher IIIHaffner FoundationMr. and Mrs. Joseph H. HaganNancy L. HagedornHagley Museum and LibraryPirjo and Don HaiesDavid D. HallKermit L. HallMichael G. HallMr. and Mrs. Robert P. HallockDr. and Mrs. Thomas F. HalpinGeorge and Constance HamiltonMilton W. HamiltonWilliam Hamilton and Janet

Guy-HamiltonOscar HandlinKaren V. HansenDr. and Mrs. James B. HanshawEstate of Arthur B. HansonAnna E. HardingPhyllis J. HareHenry J. Harlow

Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. HarringtonMrs. Frank L. Harrington, Sr.Frank L. Harrington, Jr.Frank L. Harrington TrustMr. and Mrs. George C. HarringtonMr. and Mrs. James H. HarringtonJean M. HarringtonElizabeth M. HarrisMichael HarrisonJames D. HartHarvard University, Houghton

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Texas)Alice P. MerriamAnne P. MerrillMarna M. MetzmakerJoel D. MeyersonMr. and Mrs. Eorbes S. MichieMr. and Mrs. Henry T. MichieMr. and Mrs. J. William Middendorf

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Son Rare BooksRobert Charles MorrisMr. and Mrs. Demetrios MoschosMr. and Mrs. Michael MoschosAlan and Jane MossSandra J. MottMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. MountainMr. and Mrs. G. Hamilton MowbrayFranklin D. MurphyJohn T. MurraySamuel E. MurrayMr. and Mrs. Paul W. MurrillE. Glenn Musser, Jr.R. Robert MutrieMr. and Mrs. Roger MyrickRussell Ward NadeauNational Geographic SocietyNational Institutes of HealthNational Library of CanadaMr. and Mrs. Andrej. NavezJane P. Neale

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