Box 29

This folder contains correspondence, handwritten notes, schedules, press clippings, and a booklet published by Sears with contributions from Malino.

This folder contains 4 black and white photographic prints and 8 large format color transparencies only. Images are labeled as to it being a Monsanto project, and as to what rooms they depict.

This folder contains a printed schedule brochure for the seminar, handwritten notes, newsprint clippings and correspondence.

This folder contains one large-format transparency only--it is labeled "Scharer modern dining room windows".

This folder contains 4 large-format color and black and white transparencies, plus one black and white photographic print. The print is stamped copyright Maris - Ezra Stoller Associates on the reverse.

This folder contains large-format color transparencies and black and white photographic prints. Both prints are stamped copyright Ezra Stoller Associates on the reverse.

This folder contains large-format transparencies and negative strips only. Original item labels were retained.

This folder contains documents related to Malino's article, published in the April 1991 issue of Contract Design magazine. There are magazine tears of the article itself and correspondence, as well as a full issue of the Congressman James H. Scheuer Environmental Report from February 1992, and two documents related to the health and safety of Memorex Telex Corporation's video display terminals.

This folder contains a large-format negative of a portrait of Malino, plus 3 medium format negative strips depicting her at a table with a group of other people.

This folder contains black and white photographic prints of various office and residential interiors, which may have been model / set rooms, all with attached descriptions that indicate they were made for the Window Shade Manufacturers' Association. There is also correspondence with Hilda Sachs. Malino's original file folder was labeled "EM Oldies".