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Some issues have title: Annual report. Some issues also have a distinctive title. Part of the illustrative matter is folded. Kislak Collection: 1945. Toner Coll. 1891-93 3 v. Issued also with the numbering of the congressional series. Reports for 1927-28 issued together. volumes for 1918-29 each accompanied by a supplement. The 1st.-5th. annual reports 1884-88 are found only in the Papers of the association, 1885-89. The 6th.-7th. reports were published in three editions: (a) in the Papers; (b) in a separate edition; (c) in the numbered series of congressional documents. The Papers were discontinued in 1891, and the annual reports, beginning with that year, have been issued only in the separate and congressional document editions. An annual bibliography, "Writing on American history, is included in the Annual reports, 1909-1911. volumes for 1918-29 each accompanied by a supplement. 1946- issued in 2 vols; v. 1 proceedings, v. 2 Writings on American History (Record on its own entry).