108 boxes O'Shea was Selznick's top executive officer and right hand man. Also a lawyer, his files deal particularly with contractual obligations. They include agreements, production files, scripts, and files on the Selznick Releasing Organization. The bulk of this material dates from the late 1940s through the 1950s and deals with the activities of the Selznick Releasing Organization. There is detailed documentation of the requirements of distribution in the various countries and territories where Selznick's pictures were released.
Information is also available on exploitation and reissue activities.
The series contains correspondence, domestic and foreign sales documentation, contract agreements, spotting lists, foreign title cards, and workpapers. The major portion of this material belongs to Selznick's chief financial executives, E. L. Scanlon and E. R. Beaman. Included are files of A. Morgan Maree, Jr. and Associates, the company hired to manage Selznick's finances. There is extensive information on every aspect of Selznick's enterprises as well as his personal accounts. Types of material include account books, balance sheets, bank books, cancelled checks, correspondence, financial statements, insurance records, invoices, journal vouchers, ledgers, paid bills, payroll, and tax records.