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New York University Law Library Golding Media Center List of Microform Holdings New York University Law Library Golding Media Center List of Microform Holdings • 19th Century Legal Treatises • American Law Institute • Foreign Law • International Law • National Reporter System • New York State Law • Periodicals • State Session Laws • Superseded State Statutes • Theses • United States Federal Law & Governmental Documents • Misc. Revised January 10, 2017 Category Series Subseries Extent Form Case 19th Century Legal Treatises 19th Century Legal Treatises 1-85924 Fiche 90-92 American Law Institute American Law Institute (A.L.I.) ABACLE Review 1990-2006 Film 98 American Law Institute American Law Institute (A.L.I.) Committee on Continuing Prof. Education 1984-1986 Film 94 American Law Institute American Law Institute (A.L.I.) Proceedings 1946-1955 Film 94 American Law Institute American Law Institute (A.L.I.) ABACLE Review 1974-1989 Film 94 Foreign Law British and Foreign State Papers 1903-1968 Film 99 Foreign Law Canada Department of External Affairs 1928-1974 Fiche 76 Foreign Law Canada Exchequer Court 1891-1971 Fiche 76 Foreign Law Canada Federal Court 1972-1994 Fiche 76 Foreign Law Canada Gazette 1977-1980 Film 93 Foreign Law Central Court Session Papers (Old Bailey) 49 Reels Film 96 Foreign Law Court of Appeals Judgment 1951-1980 Fiche 76 Foreign Law Documents on British Policy Overseas 1984-1991 Fiche 85 Foreign Law English Law Reports 319 Reels Film 95 Foreign Law English Legal Manuscript Project Bodleian Library, Oxford Ms. Fiche 75 Foreign Law English Legal Manuscript Project Gray's Inn Library Ms. Fiche 75 Foreign Law English Legal Manuscript Project Harvard Law School Ms. Fiche 75 Foreign Law English Legal Manuscript Project Lincoln's Inn Library Ms. Fiche 75 Foreign Law English Legal Manuscript Project Yale Law School Ms. Fiche 75 Foreign Law English State Papers 1163 -1858 Film 101 Foreign Law Irish Law Reports 59 Reels Film 95 Foreign Law Judicial Reports Canadian Appeals Court 1892-1984 Fiche 76 Foreign Law Judicial Reports Canadian Superior Court 1892-1984 Fiche 76 Foreign Law Law Officer's Opinions to the Foreign Law 1835-1875 Film 93 Foreign Law Nicaragua La Gaceta, Diario Oficial 1979-1999 Film 118 Foreign Law Official Journal of the European Communities 1952-2002 Fiche 87 Foreign Law Public General Acts of the United Kingdom 1714-1902 Film 99 Foreign Law Reports & Judgments of the Canadian Supreme Court 1876-1995 Fiche 76 Foreign Law Royal Commission on Legal Services 1979 Film 93 Foreign Law Scottish Law Reports 79 Reels Film 101 Foreign Law Statutes in Force Fiche 85 Foreign Law United Kingdom Treaty Series 1909 -1985 Film 99 Foreign Law Yale Blackstone Collection Fiche 75 International Law ComEur 1978 -1996 Fiche 88-89 International Law ComEur 1972-1982 Fiche 130 International Law Human Rights Documents Africa 1980-1988 Fiche 78 International Law Human Rights Documents Asia 1980-1989 Fiche 78 International Law Human Rights Documents Canada 1980-1983 Fiche 78 International Law Human Rights Documents Caribbean 1982-1991 Fiche 78 International Law Human Rights Documents East Europe 1980-1991 Fiche 78 International Law Human Rights Documents Europe 1980-1990 Fiche 78 International Law Human Rights Documents General Focus 1983-1991 Fiche 78 International Law Human Rights Documents Human Rights Bibliography Fiche 78 International Law Human Rights Documents Latin America 1982 -1990 Fiche 78 International Law Human Rights Documents Middle-East 1980-1990 Fiche 78 Category Series Subseries Extent Form Case International Law Human Rights Documents U.S.A 1980-1982 Fiche 78 International Law Human Rights Documents USSR 1980-1993 Fiche 78 International Law Human Rights Documents West Europe 1980-1992 Fiche 78 International Law International Legal Material Fiche 83 International Law Intl. Review of Industrial Property & Copyright Law 1970 -1980 Film 98 International Law Japan-U.S. Semiconductor Cases 1985 Fiche 76 International Law Legislative Series 1919-1959 Fiche 75 International Law Operation of the Trade Agreement Program 1983-1990 Fiche 77 International Law United Nations Documents Administrative Tribunal 1950-2005 Fiche 63-70 International Law United Nations Documents Atomic Energy Commission 1946-1998 Fiche 63-69 International Law United Nations Documents Bacteriological & Toxin Weapons 1996-1997 Fiche 68-69 International Law United Nations Documents Centre of Human Settlement 1991-1995 Fiche 67-68 International Law United Nations Documents Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) 1946-2005 Fiche 63-70 International Law United Nations Documents Commission on Human Settlements 1990-1994 Fiche 66-68 International Law United Nations Documents Commission on Narcotic Drugs 1946-1998 Fiche 63-69 International Law United Nations Documents Committee of Co-ordination 1992-2001 Fiche 67-69 International Law United Nations Documents Convention Against Apartheid in Sports 1990-1992 Fiche 66-67 International Law United Nations Documents Convention Against Torture 1990-2001 Fiche 66-69 International Law United Nations Documents Convention on the Law of the Sea 1990-2005 Fiche 66-70 International Law United Nations Documents Convention on the Right of the Child 1990-2005 Fiche 66-70 International Law United Nations Documents Covenant on Civil & Political Rights 1990-2005 Fiche 66-70 International Law United Nations Documents Development Programme 1990-2005 Fiche 66-70 International Law United Nations Documents Disarmament Commission 1952-2001 Fiche 63-69 International Law United Nations Documents Disaster Relief Coordinator 1990-1991 Fiche 66 International Law United Nations Documents Economic & Social Council 1946-2005 Fiche 63-70 International Law United Nations Documents Elimination of Discrimination Against Women 1990-2005 Fiche 66-70 International Law United Nations Documents Elimination of Racial Discrimination 1972-2005 Fiche 65-70 International Law United Nations Documents Environment Programme 1973-2003 Fiche 65-70 International Law United Nations Documents General Assembly 1946-2005 Fiche 63-70 International Law United Nations Documents High Commissioner for Refugees 1991-1996 Fiche 67-68 International Law United Nations Documents Industrial Development Organization 1965-2005 Fiche 65-70 International Law United Nations Documents International Human Rights Instruments 1992-2001 Fiche 67-69 International Law United Nations Documents International Court of Justice 1990-2005 Fiche 66-70 International Law United Nations Documents International Labor Organization 1994-2002 Fiche 68-69 International Law United Nations Documents International Law Commission 1974-1989 Fiche 66 International Law United Nations Documents International Monetary Fund 1991-1995 Fiche 67-68 International Law United Nations Documents International Review on Criminal Policy 1952-1985 Fiche 66 International Law United Nations Documents International Seabed Authority 1994-2005 Fiche 68-70 International Law United Nations Documents International Trade Statistic Yearbook 1977-1989 Fiche 66 International Law United Nations Documents Journal of the General Assembly 1946-2005 Fiche 63-70 International Law United Nations Documents Journal of the United Nations 1946-2005 Fiche 63-70 International Law United Nations Documents Judicial Yearbooks 1974-1982 Fiche 66 International Law United Nations Documents Nuclear Treaties 1990-1996 Fiche 66-68 International Law United Nations Documents Population Fund 1990-1995 Fiche 66-68 International Law United Nations Documents Population Studies 1948-1989 Fiche 66 Category Series Subseries Extent Form Case International Law United Nations Documents Security Council 1946-2005 Fiche 63-70 International Law United Nations Documents Special Political Committee 1975-2005 Fiche 66-70 International Law United Nations Documents Statistical Yearbook for Asia 1982-1989 Fiche 66 International Law United Nations Documents Tech. Co-op among Developing Countries 1991-2003 Fiche 67-70 International Law United Nations Documents Trade and Development Board 1967-2003 Fiche 65-70 International Law United Nations Documents Treaties & International Agreements No. 1-12718 Fiche 79 International Law United Nations Documents Trusteeship Council 1946-2004 Fiche 63-70 International Law United Nations Documents UNESCO 1990-1992 Fiche 66-67 International Law United Nations Documents United Nations Demographic Yearbook 1977-1992 Fiche 66 International Law United Nations Documents United Nations Legislative Series 1951-1974 Fiche 66 International Law United Nations Documents United Nations University 1990-1992 Fiche 66-67 International Law United Nations Documents United Nations Yearbook on Human Rights 1977-1989 Fiche 66 International Law United Nations Documents World Bank 1990-1995 Fiche 66-68 International Law United Nations Documents World Food Council 1990 Fiche 66 International Law United Nations Documents World Health Organization 1990-1994 Fiche 66-68 International Law United Nations Documents Yearbook of the United Nations 1977-1979 Fiche 66 International Law United Nations Treaty Series 1969-1981 Fiche 85 International Law Uruguay Round 1994 Fiche 79 International Law World Trade Organization (WTO) 1952-1996 Fiche 79 National Reporter System Atlantic Reporter v. 1-200 Fiche 21 National Reporter System Atlantic Reporter 2nd v. 1-600 Fiche 21 National Reporter System Federal Reporter v. 1-300 Fiche 21 National Reporter System Federal Reporter 2nd v. 1-850 Fiche 21 National Reporter System North Eastern Reporter v. 1-200 Fiche 21 National Reporter System North Eastern Reporter 2nd v. 1-550 Fiche 21 National Reporter System
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