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Preliminary Inventory of the J. Walter Thompson Company. Diamond Information Center Vertical File, 1930s-1980s

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Descriptive Summary

Title
J. Walter Thompson Company. Diamond Information Center Vertical File, 1930s-1980s
Creator
J. Walter Thompson Company. Diamond Information Center.
Language of Material
Material in English.
Extent
34.5 Linear Feet
About 31,050 Items
Repository
Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library, Duke University
Abstract
The J. Walter Thompson Company (JWT), founded in 1864, is one of the largest and oldest enduring advertising agencies in the United States. The Diamond Information Center (DIC) operates as the public relations division of the diamond marketing group at J. Walter Thompson on behalf of De Beers Consolidated Mines, Ltd.
The Diamond Information Center Vertical File spans the years from the 1930s to the 1980s and is chiefly an informational file of printed materials. The file was originally created when the N.W. Ayers advertising agency handled the De Beers account. The vertical file was transferred to JWT along with the account. JWT currently handles the advertising for De Beers diamonds. The file is organized into numbered, topical sections that cover a broad range of subjects relating to diamonds, the diamond industry, and the fashion design industry. Topics include: famous diamonds; the annual Diamonds International Awards; diamonds, diamond mining and trade in Africa (especially Angola and South Africa), Brazil, India, Russia and the United States; the analysis, classification, grading and cutting of gem-quality and industrial diamonds; public and private collectors, collections and exhibitions of diamonds, gems, precious stones and jewelry, including the crown jewels of European (particularly Great Britain), Russian and Indian monarchies; the history, advertising and marketing of diamonds, gems, precious stones and jewelry; the manufacture and mechanical properties of artificial diamonds and other precious stones; and the history, cultural and social aspects of the clothing and fashion design industry, with folders on individual designers, merchandisers, and fashion shows.
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Administrative Information

Access Restrictions
Collection is open for research.
However, patrons must sign the Acknowledgment of Legal Responsibility and Privacy Rights form before using this collection.
Also, all or portions of this collection may be housed off-site in Duke University's Library Service Center. Consequently, there may be a 24-hour delay in obtaining these materials.
Please contact Research Services staff before visiting the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library to use this collection.
Use Restrictions
The copyright interests in the Diamond Information Center Vertical File have not been transferred to Duke University. For further information, see the section on copyright in the Regulations and Procedures of the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], J. Walter Thompson Company. Diamond Information Center Vertical File, 1930s-1980s, Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library, Duke University.
Provenance
The Diamond Information Center Vertical File was transferred to the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library from the J. Walter Thompson Company in 1998.
Processing Information
Machine-readable finding aid created by: Angela McClendon
Accession 1998-0370 is described in this finding aid.
Descriptive sources and standards used to create this inventory: DACS, EAD, NCEAD guidelines, and our local Style Guide.
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Historical Note

The J. Walter Thompson Company (JWT), founded in 1864, is one of the largest and oldest enduring advertising agencies in the United States. The Diamond Information Center (DIC) operates as the public relations division of the diamond marketing group at J. Walter Thompson on behalf of De Beers Consolidated Mines, Ltd.

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Collection Overview

The Diamond Information Center Vertical File spans the years from the 1930s to the 1980s and is chiefly an informational file of printed materials. The file was originally created when the N.W. Ayers advertising agency handled the De Beers account. The vertical file was transferred to JWT along with the account. JWT currently handles the advertising for De Beers diamonds.
The file is organized into numbered, topical sections that cover a broad range of subjects relating to diamonds, the diamond industry, and the fashion design industry. The numbered subjects reflect the original classification schema used by the Diamond Information Center. Some high-level subjects have been added to improve readability; these have been inserted within brackets, and follow the numerical pattern previously established by the Center. Topics include: famous diamonds; the annual Diamond International Awards; diamonds, diamond mining and trade in Africa (especially Angola and South Africa), Brazil, India, Russia and the United States; the analysis, classification, grading and cutting of gem-quality and industrial diamonds; public and private collectors, collections and exhibitions of diamonds, gems, precious stones and jewelry, including the crown jewels of European (particularly Great Britain), Russian and Indian monarchies; the history, advertising and marketing of diamonds, gems, precious stones and jewelry; the manufacture and mechanical properties of artificial diamonds and other artificial precious stones; and the history, cultural and social aspects of the clothing and fashion design industry, with folders on individual designers, merchandisers, and fashion shows.
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Subject Headings

These are searchable subject entries for this collection. Performing a search on these subjects in the Duke University Libraries online catalog will bring up other related research materials.
List of Series in Collection
Accession 1998-0370
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Preliminary Description of Unprocessed Collection

Accession 1998-0370

(23 boxes)
Note: Files are arranged numerically by code assigned to each topic by the JWT Diamond Information Center, except where noted.

Items in [brackets] indicate subject groupings or other descriptive information that has been assigned by author of this finding aid, not the Diamond Information Center.

[100. Diamond Jewelry]
Box 1
100. Diamond Jewelry
110.ELL. Elle Encyclopedia: December 1969: "Les Bijoux: reves, amours et drames"

110. Women's Jewelry
111.AUC. Auctions of diamond jewelry

111. Rings
111.1. Hands
111.1. Etiquette regarding engagement and wedding
111.1. Symbolism
111.1.GUA. Guards for rings
111.1.GUIL. Ring Guild of America
111.1. Photos of rings
111.1.1. Eternity rings
111.1.1. Signet
111.1.2. Engagement ring mountings
111.1.2. Engagement or keeper rings
111.1.2.1.0.HIS. History of the engagement ring
111.1.2.1.0.STY. Styles of engagement rings
111.1.2.CEL. Engagement rings of celebrities
111.1.2.1. Solitaires
111.1.2.1.1. Brilliant cut
111.1.2.1.2. Emerald cut
111.1.2.1.3. Marquise cut
111.1.2.1.4. Oval cut
111.1.2.1.6. Heart shaped
111.1.2.2.1. Cluster rings
111.1.2.2.2. Illusion setting
111.1.2.2.3. Pear shaped
111.1.2.2.3. Wide band
111.1.3. Wedding rings
111.1.3. Wedding rings used in war
111.1.3.WID. Widow's rings
111.1.4. Matched sets
111.1.4.LOC. Locked rings
111.1.5. Friendship rings
111.1.6. Anniversary rings

111.2. Brooches, Pins, and Clips
111.2.2. Brooches and clips

111.3. Earrings
111.3. Earring, photos

111.4. Necklaces
111.4.2. Necklaces
111.4.3. Pendants
111.4.4. Collars

111.5. Bracelets
111.5.2. Bracelets
111.5.2. Bracelets, photos
111.5.4. Hand ornaments

111.6. Watches
111.6.1. Watches
111.6.GUB. Gubelin watches
Box 2
111.6.2. Watches, photos

[111.7. Tiaras and Hair Ornaments]
111.7. Hair ornaments
111.7.5. Ferroniere
111.7. Tiaras

111.8. Miscellaneous Jewelry
111.8.PAT. Patek Phillipe's reinvention of jewelry
111.8.2. Belts (jeweled)
111.8.3. Monogram jewelry
111.9. Military Jewelry
111.9.1M Military jewelry, photos
111.9.2. Add-to-jewelry
111.9.3. Charms
111.9.4. Floral jewelry

[112. Men's Jewelry]
112.1. Rings
112.2. Cuff links for men
112.5. Men's jewelry
112.6. Other
112.7. "The Diamond Eaters"
112.8. Sources
112.9. Fashions
112.10.1. Releases
112.10.2. Releases
112.11. Research

[113. Crowns, Swords, Religious and Ceremonial Jewelry]
113.1. Crowns
113.1.GRB. Crowns of Great Britain
113.2. Swords
113.4.REL. Religious jewelry
113.5.MOO. Moon plaque (ceremonial jewelry)
118.4.ADO. Body adornment

121. Style Trends
121.0. World history of jewelry
121.1. Ancient beliefs about jewelry
121.2. Medieval jewelry
121.3. Renaissance jewelry
121.4. 16th century jewelry
121.6. 18th century jewelry
121.7. 19th century jewelry
121.7. Edwardian
121.7. Victorian
121.8.A. Art objects made into modern jewelry
121.8.A. Animal jewelry (1960s)
121.8.ANT. Antique jewelry
121.8.BIR. Bird and animal jewelry
121.8.MER. Merry widow mounting

[122. Jewelry Traditions]
122. Jewelry traditions, 1900-1929
122. Jewelry traditions of the 1930s
Box 3
122. Jewelry traditions of the 1940s
122. Jewelry traditions of the 1950s  (2 folders)
122. Jewelry traditions of the 1960s
122.1.BRO. Broken engagements
122.1.ES. Engagement status (1959 study)
122.2.STA. Marriage statistics
123. Gifts of jewels
123. Gift occasion: Mother's Day
130. "Fancy Fever" article, Modern Jeweler, 1984

[131. Crown Jewels]
131.1.1. Crown jewels (general)
131.1.2. European crown jewls (miscellaneous)
131.1.4. Crown of the Andes
131.1.1.TAV. Jean Baptiste Tavernier
131.1.3.IND. India-Mogul emperors
131.2.1. Crown jewels of Austria-Hungary
131.2.2. Denmark--crown jewels
131.2.3. French crown jewels
131.2.4. Crown jewels of Great Britain (descriptive)
131.2.4.GRE. Crown jewels of Great Britain (photos)
131.2.4.MAR. Queen Mary--crown jewels, etc.
131.2.4. Crown jewels/Princess Di
131.2.4. Great Britain, Charles, Prince of Wales-Coronet for Investiture, July 1969
131.2.4. Tower of London (crown jewels)
131.2.5. Iranian crown jewels
131.2.6. Italy--crown jewels--House of Savoy
131.2.9. Russian crown jewels  (2 folders)
131.2.11. Swedish crown jewels
131.2.12. Crown jewels of India

132. Queens and Royalty
132.1.1Z. Queen Zenobia

132.2. Royal Pieces and Collections
Arranged by names of countries and rulers.

132.2.1. Geraldine of Albania
132.2.2.MAR. Maria Theresa
132.2.2E. Elizabeth of Austria
132.2.3. Belgium royalty
132.2.4. Royal family of Denmark
[132.5. France]
132.2.5.E. Eugenie of France
132.2.5.F. Royal Families of France
132.2.5.J. Josephine of France
132.2.5.LOUIX. Louis IX, King of France
132.2.5.5L,XIV. Louis XIV of France
132.2.5.5L,XV. Louis XV of France
132.2.5L. Mary Louise of France
123.2.5.MAR. Marie Antoinette, Queen of France
Box 4
132.2.5.MAR. Marie Antoinette necklace
132.2.5.M. Medici Family as French royalty
132.2.5.N. Napoleon's family
132.2.5.SOR. Agnes Sorel
[132.2.6. Great Britain]
132.2.6.ALE. Alexandra, Queen of England
132.2.6.ALEX. Alexandra (Princesses and Queen)
132.2.6.ANN. Princess Anne
132.2.6.BRI. British brides--wedding gifts and customs
132.2.6. Charles (Prince, son of Elizabeth II)
132.2.6. Duchess of Kent (Marina and Katharine)
132.2.6. Duchess of Windsor
132.2.6. Edwardians
132.2.6. Queen Elizabeth I
132.2.6. Elizabeth II, Queen Mother of England
132.2.6. Queen Elizabeth II jewelry--general
132.2.6.ELI. Elizabeth II, Queen of England--badges
132.2.6.ELI. Elizabeth II, Queen of England--bracelets
132.2.6.ELI. Elizabeth II, Queen of England--brooches
132.2.6. Coronation of Elizabeth II ( 1953)  (3 folders)
132.2.6.ELI. Queen Elizabeth II of England--diamond presentation, 21st birthday
132.2.6.ELI. Elizabeth II, Queen of England--earrings
132.2.6. Elizabeth II--life and reign
132.2.6.ELI. Elizabeth II, Queen of England--necklaces
132.2.6.ELI. Elizabeth II, Queen of England--portrait photos
132.2.6.ELI. Elizabeth II, Queen of England--stomachers
132.2.6.ELI. Elizabeth II, Queen of England--tiaras
132.2.6. Elizabeth II--Tours and jewels she wears on them--Australia
132.2.6. Elizabeth II--Tours--Canada, New York, Williamsburg (1957)
132.2.6. Elizabeth II--Tours--France (1957)
132.2.6. Elizabeth II--Tours--India, Iran, Pakistan
132.2.6. Elizabeth II--Tours--South Africa (1947)
132.2.6.ELI. Elizabeth II, Queen of England--watches
132.2.6.ELI. Elizabeth II, Queen of England--wedding and wedding gifts
Box 5
132.2.6.GEO. Georgian Kings of England
132.2.6.GEO. George VI--coronation
132.2.6.HEN. Henry VIII
132.2.6.MAR. Princess Margaret
132.2.6.MAR. Queen Mary of England
132.2.6. Queens, British royalty
132.2.6.RF. British Royal Family relatives
132.2.6. Victoria and Albert Museum
132.2.6.VIC. Victoria, Queen of England
[132.2.7. Greece]
132.2.7. Anne Marie, Queen of Greece
132.2.7F. Frederika, Queen of Greece
132.2.8. Hawaiian Royalty
[132.2.9. India]
132.2.9. Indian Princes
132.2.9S. Shah Jehan and Taj Mahal
132.2.10. Iranian Royalty
132.2.26. Medici Family in Italy
132.2.11. Japanese Royalty
132.2.15. Mary of Burgundy (Luxembourg)
132.2.12. Princess Grace of Monaco
132.3.13. Nepalese Royalty
132.2.14. Netherlands Royalty
132.2.23. [Persia] Aga Khan and Family
132.2.30. Poland--crown and crown of Madonna
132.2.28. Portugal
132.2.16. Prussian Royalty
[132.2.24. Russia]
132.2.24. Catherine the Great, Empress of Russia
132.2.24. Russian Royalty
132.2.27. Roumanian Royalty
132.2.29. Jewels of Saxony
132.2.20. Scandinavian Royalty
[132.2.17. Scotland]
132.2.17. Scotland
132.2.17. Mary Queen of Scots
132.2.18. Sikkim Royalty
[132.2.19. Spain]
132.2.19G. Spanish Royalty (general)
132.2.19I. Isabella of Spain
132.2.21. Thailand Royalty
132.2.22. Queen of Tonga
132.2.28. Turkey .. Topkapi Palace, Istanbul

[133-134. United States]
133. First Ladies' jewelry
133.COO. Coolidge Diamonds
134. White House jewelry

140. Museum and Public Collections
140.BOS. Boston Museum of Fine Arts
140.CHI. Chicago Natural History Museum
140.CNY. City of New York Museum, old gown photos
140.F. Fabrege Easter Eggs
140.FIN. Finch College Art Museum's International Jewelry Collection
140.HAR. Harvard University Mineral Collection
140.MET,NYC. Metropolitan Museum, NYC
140.MUN. Munich Royal Residence, treasury in ..  (2 folders)
140. National Estate Presentations, Inc. Collection
140.NY. The World of Gems - New York State Museum Exhibition
140.ROM. Royal Ontario Museum
140.SMI. Smithsonian Institute, gem and jewelry
Box 6
140. University of Pennsylvania .. Evans Collection
140.VAT. Vatican Museum
141. Diamonds in the arts

150. Private and Individual Pieces and Collections
Arranged alphabetically by person or collection.

150.PRI. Private and individual collections
150.A-F. Personalities, miscellaneous (A-F)
150.AG. Astors & Goulds
150.ALL. Gracie Allen
150.ALP. Mme. Herve Alphand
150.ARD. Elizabeth Arden
150.BEA. Cecil Beaton
150.BEN. Constance Bennett
150.BER. Sarah Bernhardt
150.BLY. Ann Blyth
150.BRA. Mrs. Omar Bradley
150.BRA. Diamond Jim Brady
150.BUF. Buffalo Bill
150.CAF. Gwen Cafritz
150.CRA. Joan Crawford
150.DAC. Lily Dache
150.DAH. Arlene Dahl
150.DAV. Marion Davies
150.EIS. Mamie Eisenhower
150.FAR. Geraldine Farrar
150.FOR. Mrs. Henry Ford, II
150.FRA. Arlene Francis
150.FRA. Brenda Frazier
150.G-L. Personalities, miscellaneous (G-L)
150.GAB. Gabor Sisters
150.GAR. Mrs. Jack Gardner
150.GOD. Paulette Goddard
150.HAM. Lady Emma Hamilton
150.HAR. Lady Pamela Harlech
150.HEN. Sonja Henie
150.JOH. Mrs. Lyndon Johnson and daughters
150.KEN. Mrs. Edward Kennedy
150.KHR. Mme. Khruschev and daughters
150.LAF. Lafayette
150.LAN. Lily Langtry
150.LAW. Gertrude Lawrence
150.LES. Mrs. Frank Leslie
150.LIN. Mary Todd Lincoln
150.LIN. Jenny Lind
150.LUC. Clare Booth Luce
150.M-R. Personalities, miscellaneous (M-R)
150.McC. John McCormack
150. McCullagh, Eveline
150.MAH. Maharaja Runjit Singh, Ruler of Punjab, 1791-1839
150.MAR. Mary Martin
150.MEL. Nellie Melba
150.NEL. Lord Nelson
150.NIX. Mrs. Richard Nixon and daughter
150.OBE. Merle Oberon
150.ONA. Jacqueline Onassis
150.OPE. Opera singers (general)
150.OTE. La Belle Otero
150.PAL. Mrs. Potter Palmer
150.PAT. Adeline Patti
150.PER. Eva Peron
150.POS. Marjorie Merriweather Post
150. Private Collections of Americans
150.Q. Queen of Diamonds
150.RHO. Cecil Rhodes
150.ROC. Rockefellers
150.ROO. Roosevelts
150.RUB. Helena Rubinstein
150.RUS. Lillian Russell
150.RUS. Rosalind Russell
150.S-Z. Personalities, miscellaneous (S-Z)
150.SAB. Sabine Heritage Collection
150.SHE. Norma Shearer
150.SIN. Nancy Sinatra, Jr.
150.SOR. Ex-Queen Soraya
150.STA. Henry Morton Stanley
150.STE. Rise Stevens
150.SWA. Gloria Swanson
150.SWA. Gladys Swarthout
150.TAB. Baby Doe Tabor
150.TAV. Jean Baptiste Tavernier
150.TAY. Elizabeth Taylor (Burton)
150.THU. Tom Thumb and wife
150.TRU. Trumans
150.TWA. Mark Twain
150.VAN. The Vanderbilts
150.WAG. Mrs. Robert Wagner
150.WHI. Mrs. C.V. Whitney
150.WIL. Dr. John Williamson
150.YOU. Loretta Young

[160. References for General Information on Famous and Large Diamonds]
160.ALPHA. Alphabetical lists of diamonds
160. Famous diamonds [general information]
161.AME. American discovered diamonds
161.BAU. Baumgold Collection
161.CAM. Cambridge Diamond
161.CHA. Charts for "Notable Diamonds of the World"
161.COR. Correspondence for "Notable Diamonds of the World"  (2 folders)
Box 7
161.COR. Correspondence for "Notable Diamonds of the World," contined
161.ENCY. Encyclopedia, famous diamonds
161.FDP. Famous diamonds: black-and-white photos
161. Large diamonds
161.MIS. Miscellaneous famous diamonds
161.MIS. Miscellaneous for "Notable Diamonds of the World"  (2 folders)
161.HIS. Histories of famous diamonds
161.OWN. Owned in the United States
161.WIN. Winston Stones
See ARCOTS under A's; See WESTMINSTER tiara behind the TIARA folder in JEWELRY
161.1 Replicas of famous diamonds  (2 folders)

[162. Famous Diamonds (Individual)]
Arranged alphabetically.

162.A. Arcot Diamonds
162.AGR. Agra Diamond
162.AKB. Akbar Shah Diamond
162.ALG. Algeiba Star
162.ALK. Alkaid Star
162.ALS. Al Shams Diamond
162.AME. American Women who Own Diamonds
162.A. Arkansas diamonds
162.ASH. Ashberg Diamond
162.AUS. Australian diamonds
162.AUS. Austrian Yellow Diamond
162.1.B. Black Orloff
162.BLA. Black Star
162.BLU. Blue diamonds
162.BLU. Blue Lily
162.3.B. Briolette of India
162.4. Bouelle Diamond
162.2.B. Braganza
162.CAR. Cartier Diamond
162.1. Louis Cartier Diamond
162. Colenso Diamond
162.1.C. Cleveland Diamond
162.CON. Constantin
162.2.C. Copenhagen Blue
162.3.C. Cuban Capital Diamond
162.C. Cullinan
162.5.C. Cumberland Diamond
162.1.D. Darya-i-nur
162.DEB. De Beers Diamond  (2 folders)
162.2.D. Deepdene Diamond
162.DES. Desert Star
162.DIA. Diamond Arrow
162.3.D. Dresden Green Diamond
162.D.B.W. Dresden White
162.DUD. Star of South Africa Diamond (Dudley)
162.DUT. Du Toit
162.1.E. Earth Star Diamond
162.EMP. Empress Josephine Brooch
162.2.E. English Dresden Diamond
162. Engraved diamonds
162.EUG-BLUE. Eugene Blue Diamond
162.EUG. Eugenie Diamond
162.4.E. Eureka Diamond
162.5.E. Excelsior Diamond
162. "Fifty Years of Aeroflot," 232-carat Russian diamond
162.1.F. Flame of Gold Diamond
162.FLA. Flaming Star
162.2.F. Florentine Diamond
162.1.G. Gaby Deslys Diamond
162.GEM. Geminies (One and Two)
162.2.G. Golconda d'Or Diamond
162.GOL. Golden Door
162.3.GM. Golden Maharajah
162.4.C. La Grande Couer d'Africa
162.3.G. Grand Condé Diamond
Box 8
162.4.G. Great Chrysanthemum Diamond
162.GRE. Great Harry Diamond
162.5.G. Great Mogul Diamond
162.GTD. Great Table Diamond
162.G. Grima Diamond
162.GUG. Guggenheim Diamonds
162.GUI. Guise Diamond
162.HAL. Halphen Red Diamond
162.HA. Harlequin
162.HIS. Histories of some famous diamonds
162.HOPE. Hope Diamond
162.IDO. Idol's Eye Diamond
162.IND. Star of Independence
162.IND. Indian Diamond
162.IV. Ivory Moon
162.JAC. Jacob Diamond
162.JAH. Jahangir Diamond
162.JEH. Jehangir Diamond
162.JON. Jonker Diamond
162.JUB. Jubilee Diamond
162.JUN. June Briolette Diamond
162.KEN. Kenmore Diamond
162.KHE. Khedive Diamond
162.KIM. Kimberley Diamond
162.KOH. Koh-i-noor Diamond
162.KRG. Kruger Diamond
162.KRU. Krupp Diamonds
162.LAB. La Belle Helene
162.LES. Lesotho Diamond
162.LIG. Light of Peace Diamond
162.MAX. Maximilian Diamond
162.MAZ. Mazarin  (2 folders)
162.McF. McFarlin Canary Diamond
162.MEI. Meister Diamond
162.MOO. Moon of Baroda and other moon diamonds
162.MOO. Moon of the Mountains Diamond
162.MOU. Mounce Diamond
162.MS. Mountain of Splendour
162.NAS. Nassak Diamond
162.NAV. Navangar Diamond
162.NEP. Nepal Diamond
162.NIA. Niarchos
162.NIZ. Nizam Diamond
162.NOS. North Star Diamond
162.NUR. Nur-ul-ain Diamond
162.OPP. Oppenheimer Diamond
162.ORL. Orloff Diamond  (2 folders)
162.ORT. Ortlepp Diamond
162.PAS. Pasha Diamond
162.PAU. Paul I Red Diamond
162.PIG. Pigott Diamond
162.POL. Polar Star Diamond
162.POR. Porter-Rhodes
162.POR. Regent of Portugal Diamond
162.PORT. Portuguese Diamond
162.PRE. Premier Rose Diamond
162.PRI. Prince Edward of York Diamond
162.PRI. Princie Diamond
162.FRE. Queen Fredrica Diamond
162.QUE. Queen of Holland Diamond
162.REG. Regent Diamond
162.ROJ. Rojtman Diamond
162.RUG. Russian diamonds general
162.SAN. Sancy Diamond
162.SHA. Shah Diamond
162.PER. Shah of Persia Diamond
162.SHE. Shephard Diamond
162.SIE. Sierra Leone stones
162.SOL. Sol et d'Or
162.ASI. Star of Asia
162.DEN. Star of Denmark
162.STA. Star of the East Diamond
162.EST. Star of Este Diamond
162.SIE. Star of Sienna Leone Diamond
162.SOU. Star of the South Diamond
162.STA. Star of Texas
162.STE. Stewart Diamond
162.SUL. Sultan of Moracco Diamond
162.SUN. Sunrise Diamond
162.TAB. Tabert Diamond
162. Taylor Heart
162. Taylor-Burton
162.TIF. Tiffany Diamond
162.TRA. Transvaal Diamond
162.TUR. Turkey Diamond I and II
Box 9
162.VAR. President Vargas
162.VIC. Victoria Diamond
162.WAL. Walska Heart-Walska Briolette
162.WHI. White Saxon Brilliant
162.WIL. Williamson Pink Diamond
162.WIN. Winston Diamond - Jagersfontein
162.WIT. Wittelsbacher Diamond
162.WOY. Woyie River Diamond
163. Color Chart of Diamonds - Modern Jeweler
163.COL. Colored diamonds
163. Diamonds - Lust, Love and Power
164. Unnamed diamonds
170.DOL. Colleen Moore's "Doll House"

171. Jewelry Exhibitions [including Diamonds International Awards]
171.ADO. Art of Personal Adornment (exhibition)
171.AGE. Ageless Diamonds (exhibition)
171.ART. Art in Jewelry (exhibition)
171.BIR. Exhibition of Gemstones & Jewellery (Birmingham, England, 1960)
171.BRI. British exhibition in New York
171. Brooklyn Museum, Greek Gold, 1966
171.BRU. Brussels-World Fair Exhibit, 1958
171.COO. "Nineteenth Century Jewelry," Cooper Union Museum, 1955
171.COU. Court of Jewels, 1949
171.CRY. Crystal Palace exhibition, 1851
171.DIA. Diamond in Art & Industry
171.DIA. Diamonds International Awards, miscellaneous
171.1.INT. Diamonds International Academy
171.INT. Diamonds International Awards
171.INT. Diamonds International Awards (entrants), 1968-1978 and 1982  (12 folders)
171.INT. Diamonds International Awards (records)
Note: Diamonds International Awards material continues in Box 10.
171.LIS. Listings of exhibitions
171.LON. London, Jewel of the Year, 1962
171.LOU. Ten Centuries of French Jewelry, Louvre, 1962
171.RAN. Rand Easter exhibits, 1963-1967

172. Jewelry Competitions
172.COM. Jewelry competitions [general]
172.CP and 172.PEA. Cultured pearl contests  (2 folders)
172.DER-F. Diamond engagement ring competition, France, 1969
172.DIA. Diamonds-International Awards Catalogs
172. Diamonds-Today Collection, Royal Ontario Museum, 1973
172.ITA. Italy
172.JAP. Japan engagement ring competition
172.JAP. Jewelry competition - Japan
172. London contest, jewelry design, 1970
173.AMS. Amsterdam diamond exhibition, June 1949
173.DEB. De Beers exhibit, World's Columbian Exp. Chicago, 1893
173.GJF. Golden Jubilee Fashion Show, 1948
173.IDS. International Diamond Show, Amsterdam, 1957
173.N.Y.W. New York World's Fair, 1939
Box 10
171.INT. Diamonds International Awards (booklets, 1958-1978)

200. Diamond Markets [General]
200. Diamond marketing
210. General marketing
210.SMU. Diamond Smuggling: a chapter from The Smugglers, by Timothy Green, 1969
211.DIA. "The Diamond Industry," by L.J. Burke, Diamant, 1967
211.OPP. "The Marketing of Rough Diamonds," by P.J. Oppenheimer, 1967
212.BBB. Better Business Bureaus
212. Consumer research: the gem diamond, 1960
212.NYT. "Diamonds Aren't Necessarily Forever," by Anthony Carthew
213. Ernest Oppenheimer
213.EO. Sir Ernest Oppenheimer
213.HO. Harry Oppenheimer, photos
213.LO. Louis Oppenheimer (miscellaneous material)
213.NIC. Nicholas Oppenheimer, Harry's son
213.PJO. Philip J. Oppenheimer (miscellaneous material)
213.SPI. Sidney Spiro
213. Women in diamond marketing
214.JCK.1-4. Jewelers Circular-Keystone Annual Reports on the Diamond Industry, 1925-1969  (4 folders)
214.JCK-1. 1925-1969
220.GHA. Ghana diamonds
220.RUS. Russian sales agreement with DeBeers
221.DTC. "Diamond Cutter Buys Diamonds" at DTC in "Kimberly," photo story circa 1945
222. Rough Diamond Sales--Statistics and Reports
222.1. Annual Report .. Diamond Industry, prepared by Jewelers Circular Keystone
222.1. Gem stones, U.S. Bureau of Mines
223.CSO. Evolution of the central selling organization for diamonds
223.De B. De Beers Consolidated Mines, Ltd. (miscellaneous articles)
223.MON. Monopoly of industry--De Beers
223.SLE. Government Diamond Office--Sierra Leone
Box 11
230. Wholesale Diamond Marketing
230.DOB. Dobson Diamond Distributor
230. Whole Sales--47th Street
231. Sales methods
232. Statistics of Diamond Marketing
232.TEE. Teenage statistics and reports
232.1.ISR. Israel--imports and exports
232.1.US. Diamond importants (U.S.)
233.1. 47th Street (NYC) Diamond Center
233.DCA. Diamond Council of America
233.1. Diamond Corporation of America
233.1.DMI. Diamond Manufacturers & Importers
233.1.HAT. Hatton Garden Diamond Service
233.HFO. Harry F. Oppenheimer (miscellaneous articles)
233? International Diamond Sales, Antwerp
233.1.MAI. Maiden Lane

240. Diamond Retailing
240. Gemological Institute of America
240. How to Sell More Diamonds [booklet]
240. Retail Prices .. quarterly surveys
241.APP. Appraisals
241. Buying diamonds - retail
241. Department stores .. jewelry departments
241.CLUB. Diamond Club
241.2.CRE. Credit buying
241.INV. Diamonds for investment
241.LEA. Leased departments
241.S. Security in retail stores
242.BL. Black [African-American] market
242.JO. Jewelers Outlook
242.2.PRI. Upward swing in diamond prices
242. Retail Jewelers Survey, 1954-1955, 1960, 1966-1968
242. Retail sales .. statistics and reports
242.1. Statistics and reports, annual
242.2.JCK. Typical engagement ring sale, Jeweler's Circular-Keystone, October 1969
242.2.TEENS. Teenage market

243. Diamond Retailers -- Organizations
243.AGS. American Gem Society
243.BEL. Leon R. Bellis
243.HEF. Elleard B. Heffern, Inc., St. Louis
243.JBT. Jewelers Board of Trade
243.1.CAL. California Retail Jewelers Association
243.1.CONN. Connecticut Retail Jewelers Association
243.1.JIC. Jewelry Industry Council
243.1.JVC. Jewelers Vigilance Committee
243.1.RJA. Retail Jewelers of America

243.2. Diamond Retailers -- Individual
243.2.ARG. Argenzio Brothers
243.2.ARGO. Argo & Lehne
243.2.BAL. Henry B. Ball Co.
243.2. Myer B. Barr
243.2.BEN. Bennett Brothers
243.2. Bixler's
243.2.BS&G. Black, Starr & Gorham
243.2.CAL. J.E. Caldwell & Co.
243.2.CAR. Cartier
243.2.HAR. Hardy & Ames (Pittsburgh)
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243.2.BUC. Bucherer
243.2.CHA. Chaumet
243.2.COO. F.J. Cooper
243.2.DON. Donavan & Seamans Co. (Los Angeles)
243.2.EVE. Arthur A. Everts Co.
243.2.GAL. Galt & Bro., Inc.
243.2.GAR. Garrards (Britain's Crown Jewelers)
243.2.GOOD. A.D. Goodman & Bros.
243.2.GOR. Gordon Traditional Stores (Houston, Texas)
243.2.HAA. Haack
243.2.HAN. Hand of Gold Originals
243.2.HIM. Marvin Hime
243.2.HUD. J.L. Hudson
243.2.JAC. Mermod Jaccard King
243.2.JBS. Jewel Box Stores
243.2.JES. Jessop & Sons
243.2.KAT. Katz & Lourie
243.2.KER. Rene G. Kern
243.2.KIG. C.A. Kiger Co.
243.2.SKL. S. Klein
243.2.KOS. Nat Koslow
243.2.KRA. Sidney Krandall & Sons
243.2.LAM. Lambert Brothers
243.2.LAY. Laykin & Co. (West Coast)
243.2.LEV. Harry Levinson
243.2.LIN. Lindemann Jewelry Co. (San Francisco)
243.2.LINZ. Linz (Dallas, Texas)
243.2.LIT. Litwin Co.
243.2.MAR. Marchal
243.2.MAY. L&C Mayers Co.
243.2.MIS. Miscellaneous Retail Jewelers: Modest Priced Diamonds
243.2.OST. Ostier, Inc.
243.2.PAR. Parke-Bernet (Auction House)
243.2.PEA. C.D. Peacock
243.2.PER. Perel & Lowenstein
243.2.PLA. John Plain & Co.
243.2.PRI. Primavesi & Kaufmann
243.2.SEL. Selco, Inc.
243.2.SIM. Simon's
243.2.SOG. Arthur C. Sogno Co. Jewelers (R.C.A. Building, New York)
243.2.S&F. Spritzer & Fuhrmann
243.2.STE. Sterling Silversmith Guild
243.2.STE. Hans Stern
243.2.TIF. Tiffany
243.2.TIL. Tillander (Helsinki)
243.2.WAN. Wander & Co.
243.2.ZALE. Zale Corporation

250. Advertising and Promotion (U.S.)
250.COU. Courtenay Jamison Advertising
250. Lapidary Reporter, 6 September 1969
250.1. Christmas
251.1. Ethyl tie in
251.2. Gift newspaper ads (local)
252.GEN. Gene Moore (Tiffany display man)
252.WAN. Wanamaker displays
252.1. Display: diamond tools and dies
252.3. Diamond rooms  (2 folders)
253.1. Bridal shows
252.4.CUT. Cutting demonstrations
255.DOR. Dorothy Lewis Dolls  (2 folders)
255.DOR. Dorothy Lewis Dolls-- "Little Queens and Big Diamonds"
255.ENG. Engagement ring promotion material
255.2. Promotion to stores
255.2. Local newspaper advertising
255.2. Kingsley Gift Book

260. Advertising and Promotion (abroad)
260.AUS. Austrialia
260. Canada
260.CAN. Canadian Jewelers Association
261. Canadian Diamond Surveys, 1956-1967
262. France
263. Germany
264. Great Britain
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268. Advertising and promotion in New Zealand and Australia
271. Jewel robberies and fingerprinting
272. Insurance for diamonds  (2 folders)
274. Excise taxes
273. Better Business Bureau

300. Diamond Jewelry Manufacturing
320. Manufacture of jewelry (general)
321.BAL. Ballard & Ballard
321.ELE. Electroforming gold
321. Mountings and settings
321.SET. Diamond setting
322. Finishes, Gold Filled Mfgr. Assoc.
322. Metals in jewelry

330. Manufacturers and Designers
330.ALB. Gilbert Albert
330.ANN. Anneke Schat
330.ANT. Barbara Anton
330.BAL. Charles Baldinger (designer)
330.BEC. Friedrich Becker
330.BLA. Roger Blanton (designer)
330.BOH. Bohnenburger
330.BRA. Braque
330.BRY. Irena Brynner
330.BUC Nadja Buckley
330.CIP. Aldo Cipullo (designer)
330.COL. Helen Fletcher Collins
330.DAL. Salvador Dali/Dali Jewelry  (3 folders)
330.DIN. Jean Dinh Van (designer, Cartier's)
330.DIO. Christian Dior (precious jewelry)
330.DON. John Donald
330.DUQ. Tony Duquette (designer)
330.ERM. Engagement ring manufacturers
330.FAB. Faberge
330.FEA. Feature Engagement Ring Co.
330.FRE. French jewelers and designers
330.G-L. Gensler-Lee
330.GEY. Anne Geyer
330.GRI. Andrew Grima
330.HAM. Hamilton Watch Co.
330.HEA. George Headley
330.HEY. Oscar Heyman
330.HOLZ. Nathan Holz
330.ITA. Italian jewelers
330.JAB. Jabel Ring Manufacturers
330.J. Japanese jewelry designers
330.JOS. Mrs. Joan Castle Joseff
330.JOY. Isabelle Joyce
330.K&B. Karlan & Bleicher, Inc.
330.KIG. C.A. Kiger
330.KOV. Marc Koven
330.KRU. Mary Kruming
330.KUNZ. Dr. George F. Kunz
330.LAL. Ganeshi Lall & Son
330.LAN. Kenneth L. Lane (costume jewelry)
330.LIN. Peter Lindeman
330.LIN. Robert Lindemann
330.OGD. Ogden
330.OSM. Louis Osman (designer)
330.PEA. Erwin Pearl
330.PER. Sigurd Persson
330.PON. Pond Ring Co.
330. Fulvio Scavia
330.SCH. Seaman Schepps
330.SCH. Mary Schimpff
330.SCH. Jean Schlumbweger (designer)
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330.SEA. Sears & Roebuck Diamond Department
330.SIE. Patrick Dennis Sieler
330.TRA. Traub Ring Co.
330.VAN. Van Cleef & Arpels
330.WEB. David Webb
330.WER. Jack M. Werst
330.WIN. Harry Winston  (2 folders)
330.WOO. J.R. Wood
330.1. References to diamonds in literature
330.2. Design information: titanium, nobium and tatalum
331. Manufacturers and designs
332. Manufacturer groups
332.DMI. Diamond Manufacturers & Importers Association
332.GOL. Goldsmith's Hall, London
332.GRA. Granat Brothers .. Manufacturers-Retailers
332.MAN. Manufacturers of Engagement Rings

333. Jewelry Designers
333.ALL. Jane Allen (DIA)
333.AME. American Designers
333.BER. Wesley Bergen
333.BUL. Bulgari
333.DUN. Henry Dunay
333.EMI. Ms. Emis
333.HAY. Maggie Hayes
333.HIS. Yasuhiko Hishida
333.HVO. Theresia Hvorslev
333.ISH. Hikoji Ishii
333.ISR. Leon Israel
333.LUC. Roger Lucas
333.MER. Rex Steele Merten (Dia winner)
333.MIT. Takao Mitsuyasu
333.PET. Hans-Leo Peters (DI Academy)
333.SUZ. Sachiko Suzuki
333.TAK. Kotaku Takabatake
333.WOO. Helen Woodhull
333.YAM. Tsuyoshi Yamada

400. Diamond Cutting
400.LAP. Lapidary Journal (gem cutting magazine)
411.GBR. History of cutting in Great Britain
411.HIS. History of Diamond Cutting
412.AME. American Cut (American School of Diamond Cutting)
412.AMS. Amsterdam Diamond Center
412.ANT. Antwerp Cutting Center
412.BEL. Belgium
412.BER. "Socio-Economic Considerations in Shifts of the Diamond-Cutting Industry," Mildred Berman
412.GEN. Location of diamond-cutting industry
412.GEN. Optima article on centers in general
412.HOL. Diamond cutting factories in Holland
412.IDA. Idar Oberstein article
412.IND. India as cutting center
412.ISR. Israel Cutting Center
412.PR. Puerto Rico (cutting center)
414. Cutting theory
Box 15
421.CUT. Cutting steps--Baumgold
421.CUT. Cutting steps--Photos and negatives
421.EAR. Earth Star steps in cutting at Baumgold Bros. plant
421.ILL. Illustrated Steps in Cutting
421.MAC. Machines for cutting (grinding)
421.MAR. Marking
421.PLA. Plant interiors--Cutting operations
421.POL. Polishing diamonds
421.REP. Replicas of Cutting Steps
421.SAW. Diamond sawing
421.THA. Thailand--Cutting center
422. Cuts & Shapes (general)
422.BAG. Baguette cut
422.BAR. Barion cut
422.BRI. Brilliant cut
422.EME. Emerald cut
422.HEA. Heart cut
422.HIG. Highlight cut
422.HUI. Huisman Brothers cut
422.MAR. Marquise cut
422.MUL. Multiple cuts and trademark cuts
422.OVA. Oval cut
422.PEA. Pear cut
422.PRO. Profile cut
422.QUA. Quadrillion cut
422.ROSE. Rose cut
422.TRI. Trilliant cut
424. Recutting
425. "Automatic Diamond Polishing Machine"

430. Cutters and Cutting Organizations
430.ASS. Asscher Family
430.BUE. Abel Buell
430.DEH. Bernard de Hann
430.DEM. Demonstrator Cutters
430.DES. Maurice S. Dessau Co.
430.DIN. Dinhofer Diamond Cutting Works
430.KAP. Lazare Kaplan & Sons (Leo & George)
430.KAT. Gustave Katz (Katz Cutting Works)
430.MIS. Miscellaneous Cutters
430.VAN. Van Moppes & Son (Amsterdam cutter)
430.WES. Maurice Westreich (Cutter of MOUW Diamond Cutting Works)

500. Diamond Mines
500. Diamond mining
500. Diamond mining--Methods and chambering
510. Cleaving
510. Diamond Dictionary Research
510.EMJ. Diamond Mining and Recovery (Eng. & Min. Jr. Nov. 1969)
510.HOI. Hoist
510.KIM. Kimberly Mine Museum
511. Open Cast Mining
512. Alluvial Mining (West Africa)
513.Types of mines
513.MOON. Moon Mining Tektites
513.1.(66) Beach Mining .. Marine Diamond Corp at C.D.M., 1966
513.1.(67) Beach Mining .. Marine Diamond Corp at C.D.M., 1967
513.1.SEA. Sea Background Material: Sea Mining
513.1.SEA. Sea Diamond Corporation Ltd.: 1964, 1967 Annual Reports
Box 16
513.2.SEA. Pomona - photos (Sea Mining)
513.3.SEA. Colpontoon - photos (Sea Mining)
513.3. Offshore diamonds
513.4.SEA. Sea barges used in sea mining - photographs
514. Mining Processes
514. Central Recovery Plant at Kimberly for Bultfontein, Dutoitspan, Wesselton mines
514. Mining and cutting photos
514. Ore processing
514. Recovery or pulsator process step-by-step photos
514. Tipping
514. Washing
514.X-Ry. X-Ray Recovery
[515. Shipping and Sorting Processes]
515. Crushing
515.SHI. Diamond shipping
515. Sorting .. De Beers
515. Central sorting office .. photos
516. World Diamond Production Statistics
516. Production statistics - 1971
516.JCK. Diamond production (JCK annual story)
516.WPF. World Production Figures - 1968 (confidential)
516.1969. World Diamond Production - 1969
517. De Beers Mine hostels

520. Diamond Mining Areas
Arranged alphabetically by geographic location.

520.ANG. Angola
520.ANT. Diamond Mining in Antarctic
520.BEL. Belgian Congo
520.BRA. Brazil
520. Diamond mining in Canada
520.CON. Congo
520.GOL. Golconda, India
520.IND. India
520.KOS. Kostern, Western Transvaal
520.LIC. Lichtenburg District
520. Meteorites .. Diamonds in ...
520.NAMA. Namaqualand Diamonds
520.RHO. Rhodesia
520.RUS. Russian - mining area
520.SIE. Sierra Leone
520.KIM. Kimberley Town [South Africa] photographs
520.SLE. Sierra Leone mining area
520. Mining areas .. South America
520.SPA. Diamonds found in Spain
520.U.S. Mining in the U.S.
520. Vall River Mining
520.VEN. Venezuela
520. West Coast Mining, photos

530. Individual Diamond Mines
Arranged alphabetically by name of mine.

530.BAR. Barkly West
530.BUL. Bulfontein Mine
[530.CDM. Consolidated Diamond Mines of Southwest Africa]
530.CDM. Consolidated Diamond Mines of Southwest Africa
530.CDM. Consolidated Diamond Mines of Southwest Africa, before 1967
530.CDM. Consolidated Diamond Mines of Southwest Africa, 1967 photos
Box 17
530.CDM. Consolidated Diamond Mines of Southwest Africa, 1971 photos
[530.DEB. De Beers Mine]
530.DEB. De Beers Mine
530.DEB. De Beers Original Mine, 1872
530.DEB. De Beers Mines (early scenes)
530.DEB. De Beers - Debswana's mines Jwaneng
530.DEB. De Beers .. Mining Blueground
530.DEB.IND. De Beers Industrial Corp. Lit. Ann. Rep., 1965-1967
530.DUT. Dutoitspan Mine
530.DUT. Workers and housing conditions at Dutoitspan Mine
530.F. Finsch Mine  (2 folders)
530.GOL. Golconda Mine
530.GUY. Guyana
530.IND. India
530.JAG. Jagersfontein Mine
[530.KIM. Kimberley Mine]
530.KIM. Kimberley Mine  (3 folders)
530.KIM. Kimberley Mine (early photos)
530.KIM. Kimberley Mine (today -- photos)
530.KIM. Kimberley (Diamond Centenary Celebration photos)
530.KIM. Kimberley Mine (written material)
530.KLE. Kleinzee Plant
530.KOF. Koffiefontein Mine
530.KOF. Koffiefontein Mine - photos
530.LES. Lesotho Mine
530.LIC. Lichtenburg Diggings
530.MUR. Murfreesboro, Arkansas mine
530.MWA. Mwadui
530.NOO. Nooitgedacht
530.O. Orapa Mine, Botswana (background material)
Box 18
530.O. Orapa Mine, Botswana (photographs)
530.PRE-PREM. Premier Mines  (2 folders)
530.PRE. Premier annual reports
530.WES. Wesselton Mine
530.WIL. Williamson Mines
530. Anita Viksne/Barbara Gleason, South African photos
531.SA. South Africa jewelry designers

[540-542. Mining Companies]
540. American Brazilian Investment Co. (George Bruce, Atlanta)
540.CHA. Chamber of Mines of S.A. [South Africa]
540.CHA. Jack Chapman .. De Beers employee
540.COR. Diamond finder .. J.O. Cornelissen ..
540.KLA. Klaas Mosekimang .. worker diamond finder
540.SIM. Simon Lugulwana
541.BAR. Barney Barnato
541.RHO. Cecil J. Rhodes
541.RUS. Maurice Rush, Ex. Dir. Anglo Am.
542.CDM. Consolidated Diamond Mines of South-west Africa, Ltd.: annual reports
542.DEB. De Beers Mining Company
542.DEB. De Beers Company (miscellaneous)
542.DEB. De Beers Consolidated Mines: annual reports
542.DEB. De Beers Consolidated Mines (to 1900)
542.DEB. Harry Oppenheimer's "Industrial Africa," Fortune, May 1960
543.DEB. De Beers Consolidated Mines: 1965 Mining Annual Review

600. Industrial Diamonds
621. Metal working
621. X-Ray orientation of diamonds for diamond tools
622.C&C. Industrial diamonds in concrete and construction
623.CER. Industrial diamonds in the ceramics industry
623.CER. Industrial diamonds in the stone industry
624.GLA. Industrial diamonds in the glass industry
626.OCA. Other cutting application: plastics and rubber
627.NCU. Non-cutting uses of industrial diamonds
630.GD. Diamond grinding
630.IDR. Industrial research: De Beers
650.IDC. Industrial Diamond Congress (Paris, May 1962)
660.M&RD. Mining and recovery of industrial diamonds

700. General Diamond Information
700.CAR. Carats
700.GEN. General diamond information: investment
711. Hardness of diamonds
711. The physics of diamond
[712. Color]
712. Color in diamonds
712.1. Color in diamonds .. natural  (2 folders)
712.2. Color in diamonds .. treated
713. Gemprint
720.M. Diamonds on the moon
[721?]. Objects d'Art
Box 19

[730-739. General Information (Print and Multimedia Resources)]
730.CUS. U.S. Customs: history and general information
730. "Composition of Diamond" (CU [Consumers Union] article), 1950
730. Federal Trade Commission rulings
730.PUB. Publicity, early history: De Beers Mines
731. Books ... for Jewelers
731.CHA. Sally Chase
731.CVA. .. Diamonds all over the world
731. Occurrence mining and recovery of diamonds by Lindolm [empty folder]

[732. Print Articles and Photographs]
732.BAL. "How Diamonds Reach You," by Iain Balfour
732.BARRON'S. "Not Just for the Carriage Trade," Barron's
732. "Diamonds," by Stewart Robertson, Family Circle, October 1946 [empty folder]
732. "But What Does a Diamond Do For You," by H. Market in Family Circle, June 1967 [empty folder]
732. Article, "Diamonds Hands & Hearts," for Lady Beautiful
732. Review of "The History of Diamond Production and the Diamond Trade"
732. "Diamonds" .. Geographical Magazine, June 1965
732. For Forbes article on diamonds [empty folder]
732.1. Forbes Four Hundred
[732]. Diamond bibliography
732. "Capsule History of Diamonds," Holiday, June 1965
732.EOH. "Diamonds Are Big Business," E.O. Hauser
732. "Exploring the World of Gems"
732.FIR. "First Thing for the Third Finger," article for Dell Publishing .. wedding book
732.GEN. Diamond articles -- general
732.GGR. "South Africa's King of Diamonds," Reader's Digest, 1964
732.GUY. "Three Quarters of a Century in the Diamond Trade," by Guy Young, March 1962
732.HAN. "Diamond Mining & Recovery Today," Gems and Gemology, 1963.
732.HOW. "How to Buy a Diamond," Bride and Home, 1959
732.KEL. "The Lapidary of the Learned King"
732.MBC. .. "How to Tell Gems from Junk," Murray Boltinoff, Cue, 7 February 1953
732.MCL. "Diamonds Are a Girl's Most Overpriced Friend," Joe McCarthy, McCall's, March 1969
732.MIN. Minerals Quarterly  (2 folders)
732. "Nervous Ice" .. Saturday Evening Post, 1941
732.NY. "Diamond," by Emily Hahn, New Yorker, 1956
[732]. "Diamonds Linked to Earth Eruptions," New York Times, March 1973
732.PAR. Paris Match
732.SWI. "The Many Sided Diamond," by George S. Switzer, National Geographic, 1958
732.WARD. Fred Ward article/photos, National Geographic, January 1979

[733. Television]
733.ABC. "Diamonds," John Gunther, "The High Road," ABC TV, 26 December 1959
733.BC. "King of Diamonds," Broderick Crawford (never produced)

[734. Film]
734. A Diamond is Forever - film
734. Films .. on diamonds
734. The Eternal Gem - film
736. Willems catalog of books about gems

[737. Lectures]
737.HAN. 1950 tour, B.G. Hannaford (many photos of mining steps)
737.HAN. Women lecturers
737.VER. "Infinite Versatility of Jewelry," slide lecture, 1969
737.WHI. Lecture on diamonds (industrial), Bill Whitehead
741. Diamonds in songs

[750. Holiday Themes]
750.APR. April .. Diamond Month
750.CHR. Christmas
750.EAS. Easter
750. Gift books
750.LEA. Leap Year
750.SAD. Sadie Hawkins Day
750.VAL. Valentine
751. Jubilees
Box 20
760. Oddities in diamonds
771. Postage stamps with diamonds
772. Prizes, diamonds
780. Diamonds at ascot

800. Miscellaneous (jewelry)
811. Lazered diamonds
811.DIAM. Diamonair (simulated diamonds) Airtron division, Litton Industries, Saks Fifth Avenue
811. General Electric--Industrial
811. General Electric Synthetic (gem diamond)
811.LIP. "Lipsitz diamond" (phony)
811. Simulated diamonds  (2 folders)
811. Wellington
812.1.CHA. Chatham emeralds
812.2.HOPE. Hope Star sapphire (syn)
812.3.KAS. Kashan ruby
813. Costume jewelry
813. Swarovski Awards
820. Colored stone jewelry
820.BUR. Burma (booklet: "Gem Hunting in Burma" )
821. Linde Stars (synthetic emeralds)
822. Pearls
830.GEM. Gemstones (other than diamonds)
830. Birthstones
830.PER. Peridot and sinhalite
830.TAN. Tanzanite

900. Miscellaneous (non-jewelry)

910. Fashions--general
911.1. General history--fashion
911.1.1. Old fashion plates
911.1.45-70. Fashion notes, 1945-1970  (10 folders)

911.2. Fashion Trends and Influences
911.2.ANA. Anatomy influencing fashion
911.2.0.DEC. Decline of haute couture
911.2.1. Nude look
911.2.3. Hemlines
911.2.4. Hotpants
911.2.4. Pants
911.2.5. Sleeves
911.2.6. One shoulder look
911.2.7. Discotheque fashions, 1964-1965
911.2.7. Blouses, 1947-1949
911.2.8. Art and fashion
911.2.9. Chemise, 1958-1959, 1972
911.2.10. Empire trend
911.2.11. "New Look" - down to the ankles
911.2.12. Fashion fads

911.3. Fashion Showings
911.3.1. Annual fashion showings--American, 1960-1963  (4 folders)
Box 21
911.3.1. Annual fashion showings--American, 1964-1970  (7 folders)
911.3.2. Annual fashion showings--European, 1945-1970  (12 folders)
911.3.3. Fashion--Post-War Paris
911.3.3. Paris--Postwar America getting back in step with Paris
911.3.4. Italy--Fashions
911.3.5. White House Fashion Show (first)
911.3.6. United Kingdom--Designers
911.3.7. Eastern Influences, 1965-

911.4. Museum Fashion Collections
911.4. Museum fashion collections [general]
911.4. Smithsonian

911.5. Fashion Retailing
911.5.1. Stores

911.6. Fashion awards
911.6.1. Coty Awards
911.6.2. Neiman Marcus Awards

911.7. Fashion Publications
911.7.1. Publications
911.7.3. Photographers

911.8. Fashion Terminology
911.8.1. Color titles and color reproduction

[912. Clothing and Accessories]
912.1. Evening Wear
912.1.1. Formal evening wear, 1945-1953
912.1.2. Informal evening wear, 1945-1957
912.2. Streetwear
Box 22
912.2.2. Sportswear
[912.3. Outerwear]
912.3.1. Furs, 1948-1959
912.3.2. Rainwear, 1956-
[912.4. Head Ornamentation]
912.4.1. Hats, 1945-
912.4.2. Scarves [and] babushkas
912.4.3. Headbands
912.4.4. Ribbons
912.4.5. Wigs
912.4.6. Snoods
912.4.7. Hoods
912.5. Underwear
[912.6. Clothing Accessories]
912.6.1. Shoes - boots
912.6.1. Shoes
912.6.1. Shoes and boots .. footwear
912.6.2. Hosiery
912.6.3. Gloves
912.6.4. Belts .. the waist
912.6.4. Belts
912.6.5. Eyeglasses
912.6.6. Fans
912.6.7. Tassels
912.6.9. Eyebrow pencil
912.6.10. Handbags
912.6.11. Shawls
912.6.12. Umbrellas

[913. Couture]
913.1.1. Best dressed models and best dressed women
913.2.1. New York Couture Council
913.2.2. New York Fashion Group

913.3 Individual Couturiers and Designers
913.3.AAA. Fashion designers (in groups)
913.3. Balenciaga
913.3. BAM. [Balmain, Pierre]
913.3. BEA. [Beene, Geoffrey]
913.3. BLA. [Blass, Bill]
913.3.BRO. [Brooks, Donald]
913.3. Burke-Amey
913.3. Cardin, [Pierre]
913.3. Cassini, Oleg
913.3. Chanel
913.3. Chapman, Ceil
913.3. Courreges
913.3. De La Renta, Oscar
913.3.DIG. Marion Digney
913.3. Dior, Christian (New Look, 1946: Bohan, Dior)
913.3. Estevez, Louis
913.3.FAT. Fath, Jacques
913.3. Fontayne
913.3. Fox, Seymour
913.3. Galanos, James
913.3. Gardin, Annemarie
913.3. Gernreich, Rudi
913.3.GIV. Givenchy, Hubert de (Paris designer)
913.3. Halley, George
913.3. Heim, Jacques
913.3. James, Charles
913.3. Kleibacker, Charles
913.3. Lucille .. Lady Duff Gordon
913.3. Luksus, Tzaims
913.3. Mainbocher
913.3. Molyneux, Edward
913.3. Moore, John
913.3. Norell, Norman
913.3.PAT. Patou, Jean
913.3. Pertigaz (Spain)
913.3. Quant, Mary (London)
913.3. Quirk, Barbara
913.3.RIC. Ricci, Nina
913.3.ROD. Rodrigues  (2 folders)
913.3.RU. Rouff, Maggy
913.3. Sarmi, Nando
913.3. Scaasi, Arnold
913.3. Sharaff, Irene
913.3. Simpson, Adele
913.3. Stavropoulos, George
913.3. Tiffeau, Jacques
913.3. Trigere, Pauline
913.3. Valentina
913.3.WOR. Worth, designer
913.3. Zuckerman, Ben
913.4.CUS. Mildred Custin
913.5.SIN. Singer sewing machines
Box 23
914.1. Fabrics and textiles
914.4. Buttons
915. Individual hairstyles
916. Makeup trends
916.2. Cosmetics
[917. Brides and Weddings]
917.1.CUS. Bridal customs
917.1. Bridal customs and etiquette
917.1.WED. Wedding etiquette
917.2. Bridal fashions
917.2. War brides
917.3. Bridal services
917.7.2. Individual editors and writers
933. Anglo American Corporation of South Africa, Limited
920. Men's clothing
925. Accessories for men .. jewelry
930.C. Consolidated Gold Fields, Ltd.
933. Anglo American Corporation of South Africa, Ltd.
933. Anglo American Annual Report, 1965
933.AAC. Anglo American Corp. of South Africa - annual reports
933.AAI. Anglo-American Industrial Corporation
933.ANG. Anglo American Corp.
933.ANG. Anglo-American Corp. 50th anniversary, Optima, September 1967
933.ANG. Anglo-American Corporation, 1969 Annual Report
934. Oppenheimer Hospital
940.1. Fashion, influenced by economy
941. South Africa economic data
941.1.SA. South Africa