FILE 1	Acquisitions books. 1892-1938
	This is a series of 20 large acquisition books beginning with the first library book recorded as acquired on September 5, 1892: E. B. Lytton's Strange Story.
	Separate columns show date of acquisition, author, title, publisher, and date, and have space for remarks to be added later, such as "withdrawn," "lost," "worn out," and "rebound."
	There is room for 5,000 books to be recorded in each volume, and the twentieth volume gives the 100,000th accession on June 14, 1938.
	The blank volumes were purchased from the Library Bureau in Boston, and are referred to as Standard Accession Books, having been developed by Melvil Dewey.  The first 18 pages give the American Library Association accession rules of the time, and list Dewey's "Library Abbreviations" and some of his innovations for library notations.
1-1		Museum registers: Normal School (Bk.13 Classical Lit.; Bk.15 Literature & English; Bk.16 Art; Bk.19 Music; Bk.21 Textiles)
FILE 2	Training School acquisition book. 1910-1932
	This is a smaller size acquisition book that includes primary and secondary level school materials.  The number of copies purchased indicates that these books were used as texts for the Training School, although there is no notation on the volume itself.
	The first acquisition was recorded on September 20, 1910, and this was a purchase of 18 copies of Katherine Chandler's In the Reign of Coyote.
	This acquisition book is potentially useful for a study of the materials used for the curriculum in one of the outstanding laboratory schools of the time.
FILE 3	Acquisitions Department expenditure ledgers. 1927-1940
	This is a set of two preprinted ledger volumes used to record expenditures.  Items are listed by department such as English, Art and Music.  However, there are also pages for supplies, equipment, binding, and similar library activity.
FILE 4	Annual reports/self studies
	Annual reports from Acquisitions/Cataloging and/or Serials date from 1970-1991.  The annual reports for the following years may be available from Library Administration.
FILE 5	Acquisitions--General files
5-1		Sand painting made by student employee--1970s (shelved with RG13 S23: Oversized materials)
5-2		2 Property stamps used to emboss library owned books: 1) "Colorado State College Library at Greeley"; 2) "Colorado State College of Education Library at Greeley"
FILE 6	Cataloging
6-1		Dewey schedules 1922 and 1927
6-2		Cutter tables circa 1920s-30s
6-3		Procedures manuals
6-4		Retrospective conversion project. 1981-1990
6-5		Reclassification project. Dewey to LC
6-6		Colorado Academic Libraries Book Processing Center.   -1973-
			see also RG C3 S6: CALBPC
6-7		LC shelf list. 1976. micro
6-8		Dewey shelf list. 1976. micro
6-9		Books withdrawn/reinstated log (1938-1950)
		This is another ledger book showing the number of books withdrawn or rebound, cards filed in the catalog, or other library processing activities.  A notation on the second page states "From September 5, 1892 - September 22, 1936   11,956" presumably books withdrawn during that period.
6-10		Microforms shelf list. 1975. 16 rolls of 24x film
6-11		Card sorter (shelved with RG13 S23)
6-12		Rubber stamps (1970s)
			see also RG13 S10 F7: Books classed/added to the Libraries (1950-1968)
FILE 7	Serials
		see also RG13 S10 F5: Serials cancellations
		see also RG13 S18: UNC Serials List
FILE 8	Binding
8-1		Glue pots (shelved with RG13 S23)
FILE 9	Clippings
FILE 10	Automation
		see also RG13 S9 F11: Access Services
		see also RRG13 S9 F12: Periodicals/Media
		see also RG13 S10 F4: Library materials budgets
		see also RG13 S17: CARL