cu001 | 1 | columbia.apis.p2087
cu041 | 1 | ara
cu046 | 1 | 622
cu046 | 2 | 815
cu090 | 1 | Col.inv. 747 
cu245ab | 1 | Account
cu245f | 1 | [1st-2nd cent. AH] 
cu300 | 1 | 1 papyrus fragment ; 12 x 24 cm.
cu500 | 1 | A few small fragments need to be put in place
cu500 | 2 | On one side at least 15 lines of writing; in the other at least 7 lines                           
cu500 | 3 | On both sides the papyrus is ruled with horizontal guidelines
cu500 | 4 | Modern note "Fostat A". If this is from Fustat, it represents one of the earliest examples of an archival central register.
cu500 | 5 | Unglassed
cu520 | 1 | Account: on the verso remains of three names in Arabic followed by Greek numerals in a column. At the bottom, remains of what seem to be parcels of land (heading gone), followed by a column headed "faddan" and a column headed "dinar;" figures remain for the first two entries; on the other side the left edge is preserved: last few letters of names followed by a column of Greek numerals, followed by column of place names followed by column of Greek numerals
cu546 | 1 | In Arabic
cu561 | 1 | Purchased by Prof. Jeffery in Egypt in 1946, Lot no. 36. From Fustat?  
cu655 | 1 | Papyri