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The image depicts a page from a financial report, specifically detailing capital funds and a summary statement of expenses for the fiscal year 1966-1967.

Capital Funds:

• Endowments as of November 1, 1966: $713,951

• Departmental Balance, November 1, 1966: $32,514

  • Total: $746,465

• Additions, November 1, 1966 - November 1, 1967:

  • Endowments: $16,721
  • Departmental Balance: $534
  • Total Capital, November 1, 1967: $763,720

Summary Statement of Expenses 1966 - 67:

• Salaries, Wages, Retirement Benefits: $30,074
• Building Operation: $13,262
• Miscellaneous Administrative Expenses: $1,969
• Exhibitions: $1,242
• Publications (includes purchase of stock for sales desk): $1,019
• Purchase of Works of Art: $10,313
• Conservation: $3,263
• Association Membership Costs: $1,602
• Other Program Expenses: $3,888
  • Total: $66,739

The page is from a bound document, as indicated by the visible binding on the right side of the image. The financial data is presented in a clear and organized manner, likely for reporting and auditing purposes.

The image shows a page from a financial document detailing capital funds and expenses for the period between November 1, 1966, and November 1, 1967.

Capital Funds:

As of November 1, 1966:

• Endowments: $713,951
• Departmental Balance: $32,514
• Total Capital: $746,465

Additions from November 1, 1966 - November 1, 1967:

• Endowments: $16,721
• Departmental Balance: $534
• Total Capital as of November 1, 1967: $763,720

Summary Statement of Expenses (1966-67):

• Salaries, Wages, Retirement Benefits: $30,074
• Building Operation: $13,262
• Miscellaneous Administrative Expenses: $1,969
• Exhibitions: $1,242
• Publications (including purchase of stock for sales desk): $1,819
• Purchase of Works of Art: $10,213
• Conservation: $3,263
• Association Membership Costs: $1,609
• Other Program Expenses: $3,888

The total expenses for the year are $66,739.

The image displays an open book with the title "CAPITAL FUNDS" on page 8. The page is divided into two sections. The first section details the capital funds as of November 1, 1966, listing endowments of $713,951 and a departmental balance of $32,514, totaling $746,465. It also notes additions from November 1, 1966, to November 1, 1967, with endowments of $16,721 and a departmental balance of $534, bringing the total capital to $763,720 as of November 1, 1967.

The second section is a summary statement of expenses for the year 1966-67. It itemizes various expenses, including:

• Salaries, Wages, Retirement Benefits: $30,074
• Building Operation: $13,262
• Miscellaneous Administrative Expenses: $1,969
• Exhibitions: $1,242
• Publications (includes purchase of stock for sales desk): $1,819
• Purchase of Works of Art: $10,213
• Conservation: $3,263
• Association Membership Costs: $1,609
• Other Program Expenses: $3,888

The total expenses amount to $66,739. The page is neatly organized, with figures aligned to the right and descriptions to the left.

The image displays a financial document detailing capital funds and a summary statement of expenses for an institution, likely a museum or similar organization, for the fiscal period from November 1, 1966, to November 1, 1967.

Capital Funds

As of November 1, 1966:

• Endowments: $713,951
• Departmental Balance: $32,514
• Total Capital (November 1, 1966): $746,465

Additions from November 1, 1966, to November 1, 1967:

• Endowments: $16,721
• Departmental Balance: $534
• Total Capital (November 1, 1967): $763,720

Summary Statement of Expenses (1966-67)

The following expenses are listed for the fiscal year:

• Salaries, Wages, Retirement Benefits: $30,074
• Building Operation: $13,262
• Miscellaneous Administrative Expenses: $1,969
• Exhibitions: $1,242
• Publications (includes purchase of stock for sales desk): $1,819
• Purchase of Works of Art: $10,213
• Conservation: $3,263
• Association Membership Costs: $1,609
• Other Program Expenses: $3,888

Total Expenses: $66,739

The document provides a clear financial snapshot of the institution’s capital growth and expenditure over the specified period.

The image displays a page from a financial report or ledger, detailing capital funds and a summary statement of expenses for the year 1966-67.

Capital Funds:

1. Endowments as of November 1, 1966: $713,951
2. Departmental Balance, November 1, 1966: $32,514
   • Total: $746,465

Additions from November 1, 1966 - November 1, 1967:

1. Endowments: $16,721
2. Departmental Balance: $534
   • Total Capital, November 1, 1967: $763,720

Summary Statement of Expenses for 1966-67:

1. Salaries, Wages, Retirement Benefits: $30,074

2. Building Operation: $13,262

3. Miscellaneous Administrative Expenses: $1,969

4. Exhibitions: $1,242

5. Publications (includes purchase of stock for sales desk): $1,819

6. Purchase of Works of Art: $10,213

7. Conservation: $3,263

8. Association Membership Costs: $1,609

9. Other Program Expenses: $3,888

   • Total Expenses: $66,739

This page provides a detailed financial overview of the capital funds and the expenses incurred during the fiscal year 1966-67.

The image shows a page from a financial document detailing capital funds and a summary statement of expenses for the period 1966-67. Here's a detailed summary:

Capital Funds:

1. Endowments as of November 1, 1966: $713,951

2. Departmental Balance, November 1, 1966: $32,514

   • Total (Endowments + Departmental Balance): $746,465

3. Additions from November 1, 1966 to November 1, 1967:

   • Endowments: $16,721
   • Departmental Balance: $534
   • Total Capital, November 1, 1967: $763,720

Summary Statement of Expenses (1966-67):

1. Salaries, Wages, Retirement Benefits: $30,074

2. Building Operation: $13,262

3. Miscellaneous Administrative Expenses: $1,969

4. Exhibitions: $1,242

5. Publications (includes purchase of stock for sales desk): $1,819

6. Purchase of Works of Art: $10,213

7. Conservation: $3,263

8. Association Membership Costs: $1,609

9. Other Program Expenses: $3,888

   • Total Expenses: $66,739

The page provides a snapshot of the financial status and expenditures for the organization during the specified period.

The image shows a typed financial document, specifically a summary statement of capital funds and expenses. It is labeled as page 8. The document details the following:

Capital Funds:

• Endowments as of November 1, 1966: $713,951
• Departmental Balance, November 1, 1966: $32,514
• Total: $746,465

Additions from November 1, 1966 to November 1, 1967:

• Endowments: $16,721
• Departmental Balance: $534
• Total Capital, November 1, 1967: $763,720

Summary Statement of Expenses (1966-67):

• Salaries, Wages, Retirement Benefits: $30,074
• Building Operation: $13,262
• Miscellaneous Administrative Expenses: $1,969
• Exhibitions: $1,242
• Publications (includes purchase of stock for sales desk): $1,819
• Purchase of Works of Art: $10,213
• Conservation: $3,263
• Association Membership Costs: $1,609
• Other Program Expenses: $3,888

Total Expenses: $66,739

The document is typed on a white sheet of paper and is part of a larger bound report or book with a green spine.

This is an image of an open book or a document with a focus on a page that contains a financial summary or report. The top of the page is labeled "CAPITAL FUNDS" followed by a list of financial data with categories and their corresponding values, likely recorded in United States dollars given the dollar signs.

The entries on this page include:

• "Endowments as of November 1, 1966" with a value of $713,951
• "Departmental Balance, November 1, 1966" with a value of $32,514
• Below that, it states "Total" with a sum of $746,465
• There are additional entries for Additions between November 1, 1966 and November 1, 1967 for "Endowments" and "Departmental Balance" with $16,721 and $534, respectively, leading to a "Total Capital, November 1, 1967" of $763,720.

The page below starts with "SUMMARY STATEMENT OF EXPENSES 1966 - 67" followed by several categories and their amounts, such as:

• Salaries, Wages, Retirement Benefits: $30,074
• Building Operation: $13,262
• Miscellaneous Administrative Expenses: $1,969
• Exhibitions: $1,242
• Publications (includes purchase of stock for sales desks): $1,819
• Purchase of Works of Art: $10,213
• Conservation: $3,263
• Association Membership Costs: $1,009
• Other Program Expenses: $3,888

At the bottom, a total expense is listed as "$66,739".

The edge of another page is folded over the top right corner of the visible page, and there's a soft shadow cast across the document on the left side. The pages are bound in a green folder or cover with visible wear and aging. The document could be an annual report, financial statement, or audit summary for an organization, likely from the period around 1966-1967 as indicated by the dates.

The image shows a page from a financial or accounting document, likely from an organization's annual report or budget summary for the fiscal year 1966–1967. The page is titled "CAPITAL FUNDS" and is numbered "8." It is divided into two main sections: Capital Funds and Summary Statement of Expenses.

Capital Funds Section:

• Endowments as of November 1, 1966: $713,951

• Departmental Balance, November 1, 1966: $32,514

• Total as of November 1, 1966: $746,465

• Additions, November 1, 1966 – November 1, 1967:

  • Endowments: $16,721
  • Departmental Balance: $534
  • Total Capital, November 1, 1967: $763,720

Summary Statement of Expenses (1966–67):

This section lists various expense categories and their corresponding amounts:

• Salaries, Wages, Retirement Benefits: $30,074

• Building Operation: $13,262

• Miscellaneous Administrative Expenses: $1,969

• Exhibitions: $1,242

• Publications (includes purchase of stock for sales desk): $1,819

• Purchase of Works of Art: $10,213

• Conservation: $3,263

• Association Membership Costs: $1,609

• Other Program Expenses: $3,888

• Total Expenses: $66,739

Overall Layout:

• The document is typed in a clean, formal style, typical of financial reports from the mid-20th century.
• The page is part of a larger book or report, as indicated by the visible spine and page edges.
• The numbers are neatly aligned, and the structure is organized for clarity and ease of review.

This page provides a snapshot of the organization's financial health, detailing both its capital funds and the expenses incurred during the fiscal year.

The image shows a close-up view of an open book with two pages displaying financial data. The top page is titled "CAPITAL FUNDS" and includes a table with various financial entries. The table lists "Endowments as of November 1, 1966" at $713,951, "Departmental Balance, November 1, 1966" at $32,514, and a "Total" of $746,465. Below this, there is a section titled "Additions, November 1, 1966 - November 1, 1967," which includes "Endowments" at $16,721 and "Departmental Balance" at $534, with a "Total Capital, November 1, 1967" of $763,720.

The bottom page is titled "SUMMARY STATEMENT OF EXPENSES 1966 - 67" and lists various expenses, including "Salaries, Wages, Retirement Benefits" at $30,074, "Building Operation" at $13,262, "Miscellaneous Administrative Expenses" at $1,969, "Exhibitions" at $1,242, "Publications (includes purchase of stock for sales desk)" at $1,819, "Purchase of Works of Art" at $10,213, "Conservation" at $3,263, "Association Membership Costs" at $1,609, "Association Membership Costs" at $3,888, and "Other Program Expenses" at $3,888, with a "Total" of $66,739. The book has a green spine and is placed on a gray surface.