Gambino publications received at the AHRC

              The Monk is Back by Popular Demand!
Since last year's T-shirt project was a great success, the Academy will again
sell T-shirts bearing, on the back of the shirt, a print of the famous Summa pose of
Luca Pacioli. The shirts are ivory with rust-colored print and made of Fruit of the
Loom 50/50 cotton polyester material. Shirts can be ordered for $10 each (plus $3
shipping charge per shirt). Sizes XX-Large and up are $12.
For those attending the AAA Chicago meeting, a limited supply will be
available at the Academy's booth in the Exhibition Hall. Or, if you prefer to order
early, an order form is enclosed with this edition of The Notebook. You may also
send your name, address, shirt size and quantity, and check—made payable to The
Academy of Accounting Historians—(or your Visa or MasterCard number if you use
the form) to:
The Academy of Accounting Historians
ATTN: Prof. Jeanette Sanfilippo
John E. Simon School of Business
Maryville University
13550 Conway Road
St. Louis, Missouri USA 63141
or: Telephone: (314)529-9571
FAX: (314)529-9975
E-mail: jsan@Maryville.edu
Please allow 6-8 weeks for delivery.
GAMBINO PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED AT AHRC
Professor Salvatore A. Gambino has
contributed copies of his publications to
the Accounting History Research Center.
These are:
— Autori italiani minori di Ragioneria dal
1867 al 1927. Bibliografia con nota
introducttiva (with G. Arena) (1974)
— Bibliografia sulla storiografia italiana
della ragioneria (with G. Arena) (1975)
— Appunti per la bibliografia dei periodici
italiani do ragioneria (with G. Arena)
(1976)
— Sussidi bibliografici italiani per gli studi
di ragioneria (1976)
— Giuseppe Garrani. Contributo alla storia
delle dottrine aziendali (1980)
— Il Collegio dei Ragionieri di Messina, alle
origini (1883-1889) (1980)
— Bibliografia degli scritti di Fabio Besta
(1982)
— Note sull'Istituto Nazionale per
l'Incremento degli Studi di Ragioneria
(1909-1922)(1984)
— Un periodico messinese del XIX secolo:
"Il Ragioniere" (1985)
The AHRC and The Academy appreciate the
gift of these publications and their being
made available for research purposes.
28 The Accounting Historians Notebook, Spring 1996