Correspondence between William Pahlmann Associates and Feinstein Construction Corporation, notes, a statement, a cost estimate, and a purchase order. Regards alteration work performed by Feinstein Construction Corporation on the James houses in Brooklyn Heights, New York.

Correspondence, notes, a transmittal, and a certificate of insurance. Regards termination of alteration work by Feinstein Construction Corporation on the James houses in Brooklyn Heights, New York

Correspondence, notes, a transmittal, and statements. Regards work performed by Leon Borsack and Abraham Blumberg on proposed alterations to the James houses in Brooklyn Heights, New York.

Correspondence, transmittals, light fixture specifications, diffuser specifications, and the December 1968 issue of Architectural Metals. Regards work by sub-contractors on the James houses in Brooklyn Heights, New York.

Contains transmittals for plans and drawings of proposed alterations to the James houses in Brooklyn Heights, New York.

Correspondence and drawing reproductions of James property surveys. Regards zoning matters concerning James properties in Delray Beach, Florida.

Correspondence, a transmittal, shipment inventories, blueprints of James property surveys, notes, and rough sketches. Regards work on the James house in Delray Beach, Florida. Also concerns the proposed development of James properties in Delray Beach, Florida.

Correspondence, notes, invoices, customs declaration forms, a German/English room translation list, and blueprints of the James chalet. Regards work on James chalet in Gstaad, Switzerland.

Correspondence, notes, invoices, a purchase order, a statement, and an appraisal of "Manhattan Skyline 1923". Regards Mrs. Darwin James purchases of the four panel screen "Manhattan Skyline 1923" and paintings of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Pitkin.

Correspondence, cost estimates, a proposal, and a reproduction of hand drawn directions to the James house in Brooklyn Heights, New York. Also an contains auction program clipping, a light fixture schedule, a bathroom accessories schedule, and a paint schedule. Regards work on the James houses in Brooklyn Heights, New York and Mantoloking, New Jersey.

Correspondence and notes. Regards William Pahlmann Associates' purchase and importation of merchandise from Japan and elsewhere in the Far East.

Correspondence regarding work on the Johanson residence in New York City.

Correspondence and a cost estimate. Regards work on the Allen Johnson residence in Birmingham, Alabama.

Regards William Pahlmann Associates' request for blueprints of the Mrs. Andrew Johnson residence in St. Louis, Missouri from Jamieson and Spearl, Architects.

Correspondence, notes, a statement, cost estimates, and purchase orders. Regards work on the Anne Johnson apartment in New York City.

Correspondence, a photograph of plates, notes, invoices, a cost estimate, fabric samples, and a wallpaper sample. Regards work on the Charles F. Johnson, Jr. house in Johnson City, New York.

Correspondence, a statement, cost estimates, a newspaper clipping of Charles F. Johnson, Jr.'s obituary, and transparencies of the Charles F. Johnson, Jr. house's interior. Regards work on the Charles F. Johnson, Jr. house in Johnson City, New York.

Correspondence between William Pahlmann and Mrs. William M. Luckie, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Johnson, Jr. Regards the proposed disposal of Mrs. Charles F. Johnson Jr.'s personal property from the Charles F. Johnson, Jr. house in Johnson City, New York.

Correspondence, a newspaper clipping about the appointment of Robert Johnson as Harshe-Rotman, Incorporated's director of merchandising, a press release announcing Robert Johnson's resignation as sales manager of Merchandise Mart, and Robert John's resume and photograph. Includes personal and professional correspondence between William Pahlmann and Robert Johnson. Also includes material pertaining to Robert Johnson's resignation from Merchandise Mart and his subsequent hiring by Harshe-Rotman, Incorporated.

Correspondence regarding the proposed sale of some items belonging to William Pahlmann, which were in storage in Bedford, New York.