Light and Shadow by Carol Schwalberg, illustrations by Lawrence Di Fiori; Parents' Magazine Press, 1972.
Publisher/agent correspondence
Research
Typescript
From Cattle to Credit Cards: The History of Money by Carol Schwalberg; Meredith Press, 1969.
Publisher correspondence
Research
Handwritten notes
Partial outline
Synopsis
Photograph captions
Index
Preliminary typescript ["From Barley To Bills"]
Edited typescript
Photographs
Galleys
"Face to Face With an Ice Hockey Superstar" in Seventeen by Carol Schwalberg, February 1968. [article]
First typescript
Second typescript
Published article [photocopy]
"All Together Now" by Carol Schwalberg in Ingenue, April 1970. [article]
Published article [photocopy]
"How to Survive the Environment" by Carol Schwalberg in Ingenue, July 1971. [article]
Published article [photocopy]
"How to Live Without Report Cards by Carol Schwalberg in Ingenue, March 1971. [article]
Published article [photocopy]
"Are You Eating What's Good For You?" by Carol Schwalberg in Ingenue, December 1971. [article]
Published article [photocopy]
"Are You Ready for Contact Lenses?" by Carol Schwalberg in Ingenue, July 1969. [article]
Published article [photocopy]
"How to Stay on Top of Everything" by Carol Schwalberg in Ingenue, April 1972. [article]
Published article [photocopy]
"Losing Your Cool" by Carol Schwalberg in Ingenue, June 1970. [article]
Published article [photocopy]
"The Next Revolution: How It Will Change Your Life" by Carol Schwalberg in Ingenue, July 1970. [article]
Published article [photocopy]
"The Collecting Kick" by Carol Schwalberg in Ingenue, July 1964. [article]
Published article [photocopy]
"Do Good Sports Really Have Fun?" by Carol Schwalberg in Ingenue, April 1969. [article]
Published article [photocopy]
"Mona Lisa Girls" by Justin Mason [Carol Schwalberg] in Ingenue, March 1972. [article]
Published article [photocopy]
"What's Behind the Easter Egg?" by Carol Schwalberg in Young American, April 1959. [article]
Published article [photocopy]
"How to Start a Flower-Pot Garden" by Carol Schwalberg in Young American, May 1958. [article]
Published article [photocopy] [2]
"Divers: Daredevils of the Deep" by Carol Schwalberg in Young American, March, 1958. [article]
Published article [photocopy]
"It's Time to Play Ball!" by Carol Schwalberg in Young American, April 1958. [article]
Published article [photocopy]
"Six-Legged Invaders" by Carol Schwalberg in Young American, April 1959. [article]
Published article [photocopy]
"What's Behind the Date?" by Carol Schwalberg in Young American, January 1958. [article]
Published article [photocopy]
"Is the Groundhog a Clue to the Weather?" by Carol Schwalberg in Young American, February 1958. [article]
Published article
"The Long Winter Sleep" by Carol Schwalberg in Young American, October 1958. [article]
Published article [photocopy]
"Can You Read Between the Lines?" by Carol Schwalberg in American Girl, October 1968. [article]
Published article [photocopy]
"Designing is Their Business" by Carol Schwalberg in American Girl, April 1962. [article]
Published article [photocopy]
"How to Pose Your Pet" by Carol Schwalberg in American Girl, August 1966. [article]
Published article [photocopy]
"Life Story of a Storm" by Carol Schwalberg in American Junior Red Cross News, March 1964. [article]
Published article
Published article [photocopy]
"The Life Story of a Star" by Carol Schwalberg in American Junior Red Cross News, December 1962. [article]
Published article
"Nature's Food Factory" by Carol Schwalberg in American Junior Red Cross News, April 1962. [article]
Published article [photocopy]
"Comedy is a Serious Business" by Barbara Ullman [Carol Schwalberg] in Scholastic Roto, November 1963. [article]
Published article [photocopy]
"The Boots He Never Wore" by Carol Schwalberg in Young Judean, Winter 1988-89. [article]
Published article
"Dutch Artists Join Ranks of Militants" by Carol Schwalberg in YES Syndicate [newspaper feature]
Published article [photocopy]
"High School in France" by Carol Schwalberg in YES Syndicate [newspaper feature]
Published article [photocopy]
"Three Grandmothers" by Carol Schwalberg and Lili Barsha in Los Angeles Times, November 8, 2004. [story]
Correspondence
Published story [photocopy]
"Chasing Yesterday" by Carol Schwalberg in Los Angeles Times, January 29, 2007. [story]
Published story [photocopy]
School Bank News edited by Carol Schwalberg; The East New York Savings Bank, April 1972. [newsletter]
Published newsletter
School Bank News edited by Carol Schwalberg; The East New York Savings Bank, June 1972. [newsletter]
Published newsletter
School Bank News edited by Carol Schwalberg; The East New York Savings Bank, October 1972. [newsletter]
Published newsletter
School Bank News edited by Carol Schwalberg; The East New York Savings Bank, December 1972. [newsletter]
Published newsletter
School Bank News edited by Carol Schwalberg; The East New York Savings Bank, February 1973. [newsletter]
Published newsletter
School Bank News edited by Carol Schwalberg; The East New York Savings Bank, April 1973. [newsletter]
Published newsletter
School Bank News edited by Carol Schwalberg; The East New York Savings Bank, April 1973. [newsletter]
Published newsletter
Miscellaneous:
Biographical material
Photograph of Carol Schwalberg
Valentine card [unknown origin]