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The collection consists of a ledger containing a monthly report (location unknown). The ledger contains date, name, days, and hours.

This collection contains the Southeastern Industrial District's payroll account ledger which includes employees' names, numbers of hours worked, rates of pay, amounts paid, and deductions for August 25, 1947 through June 10, 1947.

The collection consists of receipts, notes, writings, correspondence, and two ledger books related to Walter B. Hill.

The collection consists of an ledger book that is also used as a scrapbook. The first several pages contain newspaper clippings and advertisements. The remaining pages account for items purchased and names of purchasers at a store in Elberton, Georgia, in 1837; names and hometowns of people who stayed at the Oxford Hotel from 1849-1851, and provisions brought for the hotel from 1851-1854; and operational expenditures of the Hunter House in Covington, Georgia, from 1853-1856. The ledger possibly belonged to John A. H. Harper.

One ledger from a general store operated by Richard M. Rice in Hart and Elbert Counties in Georgia during the 1850s and 1860s. It includes details of purchases and sales, including prices, of assorted items, including cotton, tobacco, alcohol, clothing, and hardware items.

The collection consists of two ledgers kept by Lewis Nettleton, probably pertaining to bookbinding done by Nettleton. The first ledger contains entries regarding work done in Connecticut (1843-1847). A second ledger, bound in leather, contains entries regarding work done in Sparta and Augusta, Georgia (1847-1852). Entries include [customers] name, price charged, and material used. Names included are Lyman Nettleton, David Nettleton, Daniel Buckingham, and David Buckingham.

The collection consists of two ledgers kept by E. G. Alden and James S. Newell, Skidaway Plantation, Chatham County, Georgia, from 1866-1867, and 1872.

The collection consists of 18 very small ledgers relating to the Tilton cabinet making business containing detailed transactions and projects, as well as clients' names and payments received.

The collection consists of five ledgers recording financial expenditures and receipts, and money owed to M. A. Pharr Cotton Company of Georgia, from 1908-1929.

This collection consists of ledgers listing UGA bulletins published between 1926-1973. A listing of bulletins that were ordered by professors is also included.