Box 13

The Research Files: Notecards series (c. 1960-1990) consists of Levine’s own card catalogue system of notes that vary in subject. Most of the cards include book titles, periodicals, and synopsis of research. File titles have been pulled from various groupings of notecards at subject level that Levine created, most of which remain undated. Individual notecards have not been described at item level but have been kept in their original order as to maintain Levine’s purpose.

The Research Files: Notecards series (c. 1960-1990) consists of Levine’s own card catalogue system of notes that vary in subject. Most of the cards include book titles, periodicals, and synopsis of research. File titles have been pulled from various groupings of notecards at subject level that Levine created, most of which remain undated. Individual notecards have not been described at item level but have been kept in their original order as to maintain Levine’s purpose.

The Research Files: Notecards series (c. 1960-1990) consists of Levine’s own card catalogue system of notes that vary in subject. Most of the cards include book titles, periodicals, and synopsis of research. File titles have been pulled from various groupings of notecards at subject level that Levine created, most of which remain undated. Individual notecards have not been described at item level but have been kept in their original order as to maintain Levine’s purpose.

The Research Files: Notecards series (c. 1960-1990) consists of Levine’s own card catalogue system of notes that vary in subject. Most of the cards include book titles, periodicals, and synopsis of research. File titles have been pulled from various groupings of notecards at subject level that Levine created, most of which remain undated. Individual notecards have not been described at item level but have been kept in their original order as to maintain Levine’s purpose.

The Research Files: Notecards series (c. 1960-1990) consists of Levine’s own card catalogue system of notes that vary in subject. Most of the cards include book titles, periodicals, and synopsis of research. File titles have been pulled from various groupings of notecards at subject level that Levine created, most of which remain undated. Individual notecards have not been described at item level but have been kept in their original order as to maintain Levine’s purpose.