Volumes with CCIA numbers between 1 and 1900 generally contain evidentiary material, such as depositions and exhibits, or legal documents, of which motions, petitions, stipulations, interrogatories, transcripts of pre-trial hearings, memoranda, and affidavits, are representative types.

Trial exhibits are found throughout this series, but are the only type of document contained in volumes numbered 1900 or higher. That is, of the more than 300 volumes of exhibits in this series, approximately 41% are intermixed with other types of documents. In some instances, the exhibit volumes comprise materials dealing with essentially the same subject material, e.g., Plaintiff exhibits relating to IBM's System/360 model 44 `scientific' computer, or the implementation of IBM's Fixed Term Plan (FTP) leasing program in the early 1970s. Additional exhibits are also found at the end of this series. These are volumes that were not numbered by CCIA. They include evidence dealing with a particular subject, such as Standards Policy, or contain only one exhibit per volume, such as the Company Capability Study reports.

Box, CCIA vol., Type of document or name of deponent