Manuscripts

William Robertson Coe collection appraisal :

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Description: A copy of the appraisal of the William Robertson Coe, which was a gift to Yale University in 1943. The appraisal report was done by Randolph G. Adams, Librarian and Curator of the William L. Clements Library, University of Michigan; Charles P. Everett, dealer of American western material; and Edward E. Eberstadt, historian, publisher, and dealer in American Western manuscripts. The copy may be incomplete.
Type: Manuscripts(Opens in new tab)
Production date: 1942.
Call number: mssHM 84341
Provenance: Acquired from Robert Glass Cleland, December 1955.
Restrictions: Open for use by qualified researchers and by appointment. Please contact Reader Services at the Huntington Library for more information.
Rights: The Huntington Library does not require that researchers request permission to quote from or publish images of this material, nor does it charge fees for such activities. The responsibility for identifying the copyright holder, if there is one, and obtaining permission rests with the researcher.

Speeches - Performance Appraisals

Manuscripts

1-sheet list, "Practical Results of Changing Values" ; 24-pp. speech manuscript, (Jim Boswell) "Avoiding the pitfalls of discrimination through performance appraisal," transcripts of "Performance Appraisal and Productivity" and "Performance Appraisal: Does it have a place in today's management environment?" Also, printed copy of "Making the Performance Appraisal Work" from the series "Studies in Employee Relations."

mssLAT

Autobiography of William Coe Critchlow [microform] : 1890

Manuscripts

Microfilm of the autobiography of William Coe Critchlow, written in about 1890. The account includes Critchlow's family history and genealogy and notes on his injury on the Pennsylvania canal, his conversion to Mormonism, his move to Nauvoo, and the death of Joseph Smith. Also includes some account notes for 1893-1894 and various family notes.

MSS MFilm 00415 item 02

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Examples - appraisal policies

Manuscripts

Articles and examples of appraisal policies from other institutions, as well as appraisal guides and guidelines for retention in the Los Angeles Times' own archives.

mssLAT

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Coe, William Robertson, 1 letter

Manuscripts

Collection of correspondence, research notes and other professional papers of Godfrey Davies.

mssDG

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Albert A. Izmirian appraisal reports

Manuscripts

The collection contains property appraisal reports created and collected by City of Los Angeles real estate appraiser Albert A. Izmirian (1921-2009). The appraisal reports include typed appraisals, handwritten notes, photographs, maps, and other data referring to various properties throughout the Los Angeles, California, area. Izmirian's clients include the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, the Bureau of Land and Right of Way, the Maier Brewing Company, and various other private companies and individuals. Properties appraised include part or all of the Angeles Mesa Reservoir, the Almeda Steam Plant, abandoned Los Angeles transit lines, land for the Golden State Freeway, the Crestwood Hills Park Expansion, the Rose Hills Courts Project, and various private properties and vacant lots in and around the city of Los Angeles. Also included are documents related to appraisals for the City of Los Angeles vs. Azul Pacifico, Inc. (1967).

mssHM 75900-75929

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Appraisal guidelines

Manuscripts

Articles, notes, and booklets regarding archival appraisal and accessioning; letter from Otis Chandler to the Library of Congress expressing his desire to contribute his papers to the Los Angeles Times' own archives.

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William Robertson Coe collection appraisal :

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