These comics were created in countries that were ruled by colonial powers in Africa, namely Italy, France, Belgium, and Spain. The comics are both individual copies and bound volumes with numerous copies. They date from around 1926 to 1973.

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Incoming/outgoing correspondence with other U. S. colleges. Includes valuation of A and M agricultural holdings of other U. S. colleges. Includes evaluation of A and M agricultural holdings for 1928, 1929, 1931, 1935, 1937. Also, lists of agricultural holdings of other U.S. colleges.

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London_,_Kodachrome_by_Chalmers_Butterfield_edit. image of WWII London, undated

london-pride-3.jpg, image of flower, undated

shadows-and-lights.wpd, text of poem "Shadows and Lights", undated

StPaulsCathedral.jpg, image from London Blitz, undated

"Blood and Treasure: A Weather Warden Story" (2016), typescript, February 1, 2016; Story3_BloodAndTreasure.pdf (PDF file)

Jimmy Boles discusses his time in the Corps of Cadets at Texsa A&M, heavy emphasis on his time as a Freshman. Important topics also discussed: the history of A&M, race and gender relations, Corp Trips, Bonfire, Bryan and College Station, and Ring Day. Class of 1971.

Experiences and responsabilities as Chief Counsel of Texas A&M.
No Release Form Available

Bone, L.B.
Boney, William Arthur, Jr.
Bonnen, C.A.
Bonner, David C.
Bonner, James
Bonnicksen, Thomas M.
Boodoo, Gwyneth
Booker, Jason
Boone, James Leroy
Boone, James R.
Boone, L.D.
Boone, Robert
Boone, Willard Lee
Booth, Dawn
Boothe, Harry W.
Boothe, Paul N.
Bordfeld Heather
Bordovsky, David
Borgeson, Kevin
Boring, Joe
Boriski, Robert
Borlaug, Norman
Borman, Alvin P. Jr.
Borman, Christopher A.
Bornstein, Daniel
Borosh, Itshak
Borroni, Mary Beth
Bortfeld, Heather
Bortle, Frank Edward
Bossler, Robert B.
Boswell, Mozelle K.
Boswell, Thurman Earl
Botting, William Ronald
Bottini, Nestor Rudolfo
Bottoms, Martin Joseph
Boucher, Don
Bougeois, Anthony Jr.
Boughton, Ivan B. (1893-1974)
Boughton, Juliette B.
Boultinghouse, Douglas Wayne
Bovey, Shirley E.
Bowden, Col. Marion P.
Bowden, Col. Parks P.
Bowdon, Edd and Lonna
Bowen, Charles Kennard (1878-1955)
Bowen, Donald
Bowen, F.C.
Bowen, J.A.
Bowen, R.D.
Bowen, Ray 1+ Backfile
Bowen, Sally
Bowen, William A.
Bower, Robert Jr. (1940- )
Bower, Ron
Bowers, Daniel E.
Bowers, David R.
Bowers, Lynda
Bowers, Mary Helen
Bowers, Paul
Bowers, Thomas W.
Bowles, Bob Leslie
Bowling, Clarence Calvin
Bowman, Charles H.
Bowman, Kenneth
Bowman, Louis Ray
Box, James R.
Box, John
Boyce, Bob
Boyce, Meherwan P.
Boyd, Barry
Boyd, Beverly
Boyd, Charles L
Boyd, Joe Lyndon (1915-1988)
Boyd, Katherine
Boyd, Kriss Hope
Boyer, Harry L. (1905-1970)
Boyer, John S.
Boyer, Lester L.
Boyett, Guy F.
Boyett, William Carson (1860-?)
Boykin, Calvin C.
Boyle, David R.
Boyles, Rheba Merle
Boyles, Waldo Richard
Bracewell, Searcy
Bracher, Margaret
Brackett, Quinn
Braden, Clarence C.
Braden, William F.
Bradford, Brian Alan
Bradford, James C.
Bradford, Jim
Bradley, George E.
Bradley, James R.
Bradley, John
Bradley, Lynn E.
Bradley, Walter
Brady, Homer A.
Brady, Kevin
Bragg, Dan
Brakebill, Clovis Hunter
Bralley, F.M.
Brambaugh, Gordon W.
Bramhall, J.P.
Branch, Charlisa ''Lisa''
Brands, H.W.
Brandt, Lauren Elizabeth
Brannin, Carl
Bransom, George E. (1889-1985)
Branson, Robert E.
Bratton, Gerald R. (1942- )
Bratton, Louis
Braun, Jeff
Bravenec, Lorence
Brawend, Hans
Bray, Austin Coleman
Bray, Don E.
Bray, Margarette
Brayton, Harold R. (D.1957)
Brazzel, James Roland
Breazeale, William G.
Bredthauer, Natalie C
Breeding, David C.
Breedlove, Alton Elwood
Breen, Jerry P. Jr.
Breene, Robert (''Spider Bob'')
Breitenkamp, Edward
Bremer, John
Brennan, T.C. Jr.
Brenton, Charles L. Jr.
Brentzel, Reese Junior
Bresciani, Dean
Bressler, Raymond G.
Bretzlaff, K.N.
Breuer, Leslie H. Jr. (1935-)
Brewer, Alexander V.
Brewer, Beverly
Brewer, Major Jay O.
Brewster, Elizabeth S.
Briaud, Jean-Louise
Brick, Blanche Henderson
Brick, Robert
Bridges, Charles H. (1921- )
Bridges, Robert Earl
Bridgwater, Hinton E. (1920-1969)
Briers, Gary
Briggs, Collin
Briggs, Danny
Briggs, Douglas C.
Briggs, E. Ridley
Briggs, J.H.
Briggs, Robert Wright, Sr. (1897-1973)
Brigham, Erwin R. (Capt.)
Bright, Harvey R. 1+ backfile
Bright, Thomas
Briles, W.E.
Brimberry, Col. Will Olan
Brindley, G. Valter, Jr.
Brindley, Glen O.
Brindley, Hanes H
Bringhurst, William L.
Brints, Calvin L.
Brints, Norman W.
Brisco, Alison
Brisco, James ''Gyp''
Briscoe, Andrew
Briscoe, Charles H.
Briscoe, Dolph
Brison, Fred R.
Brison, Ross Harrington
Bristol, Annette
Bristol, Lena

Bonfire
-Photocopies #1-50
-Photocopies #51-100
-Photocopies #151-200
-Photocopies #201-250
-Photocopies #251-300
-Photocopies #301-350
-Photocopies #351-400
-Photocopies #401-450
-Pictures #126-150
-Pictures #151-175
-Pictures #176-200
-Pictures #201-225
-Pictures #226-250
-Pictures #251-275
-Pictures #276-300
-Pictures #301-325
-Pictures #326-350
-Pictures #351-375
-Pictures #376-400
-Pictures #401-425
-Pictures #426-450
-Duplicates
-Negatives
-Slides

Bonfire Tragedy
-Photocopies #1-50
-Photocopies #51-100
-Photocopies #101-150
-Pictures #1-25
-Pictures #26-50
-Pictures #51-75
-Pictures #76-100
-Pictures #101-125
-Pictures #126-150
-Negatives
-Slides

Bowling
-Photocopies #1-50
-Pictures #1-25

Boxing Club
-Photocopies #1-50
-Pictures #1-25

Brazos County A&M Club
-Photocopies #1-50
-Pictures #1-25
-Negatives

Brazos Transit System
-Photocopies #1-50
-Pictures #1-25

Materials in this subseries relate to Honor Amongst Thieves (2018), the first book in the The Honors series.

Materials in this subseries involve Honor Bound (2019), the second book in the The Honors series.

Materials in this subseries concern Honor Lost, the third book in the The Honors series.

This series contains 6 folders in box 2.

S13-2-26: Book of Lives: Original

S13-2-27: Book of Lives: Carbon Copy (Chap 1-7)

S13-2-28: Book of Lives: Carbon Copy (Chap 8-15)

S13-2-29: Book of Lives: Duplicate Copies

S13-2-30: Book of Lives: Blue Onion Copy

S13-2-31: Short Stories

Special edition of the Southwestern American Literature journal (Spring 1984) devoted to Kelton.

Southwestern American Literature journal (Spring 1985) featuring a review of Kelton's book Stand Proud.

Review of The Good Old Boys in the Lone Star Library (June 15, 1985).

Review by Elmer Kelton of Bryan Woolley's Sam Bass.

18/1: Ed. by Boris Ford. The Pelican Guide to English Literature Volume 5: From Blake to Byron. Pelican Books. 1961.

18/2: Shakespeare, William ed. by Barbara Everett. All's Well That Ends Well. Penguin books. 1970.

18/3: Rule, James. Desert of the Heart. The Naiad Press. 1983.

18/4: Collette, translated by Herma Briffault. The Pure and the Impure. Farrar, Straus, & Giroux. 1978.

18/5: Taylor, Shelia Ortiz. Faultline. The Naiad Press. 1982.

18/6: Clive, Geoffrey. The Romantic Enlightenment. Meridian Books. 1960.

18/7: James, Henry ed. by Morton Dauwen Zabel. In the Cage and Other Tales. Doubleday Anchor Books. 1958.

18/8: Miller, Isabel. Patience Sarah. Fawcett Crest Publications. 1973.

18/9: Cocking, Starkie & Jarrett-Kerr. 3 Studies in Modern French Literature. Yale Paperbound. 1960.

18/10: Hall, Marny. The Lesbian Love Companion: How to Survive Everything from Heartthrob to Heartbreak. HarperOne. 1998.

18/11: Katz, Judith. Running Fiercely Toward a High Thin Sound. Firebrand Books. 1992.

18/12: Shakespeare, William ed. Frank Kermode. The Tempest. Random House. 1964.

18/13: Abbott, E.A. A Shakespearian Grammar: An Attempt to Illustrate Some of the Differences Between Elizabethan and Modern English. Dover. 1966.

18/14: Shakespeare, William ed. Horace Howard Furness. The Winter's Tale: A New Variorum Edition of Shakespeare. Dover. 1964.

18/15: Shakespeare, William ed. JW Lever. Measure for Measure. Vintage Books. 1967.

18/16: Sidhwa, Bapsi. Cracking India. Milkweed Editions. 1991.

18/17: Swedenborg, Emanuel. The Apocalypse Revealed; Wherein are Disclosed the Arcana There Foretold Which Have Hitherto Remained Concealed. Lippincott. 1925.

18/18: Chamberlin, E.R. Everyday Life in Renaissance Times. Capricorn Books. 1967.

18/19: Rule, Jane. Outlander. The Naiad Press. 1982.

18/20: Perry, Ruth. The Celebrated Mary Astell An Early English Feminist. The University of Chicago Press. 1986.

18/21: Messenger, Ann. His & Hers Essays in Restoration & 18th-Century Literature. The University Press of Kentucky. 1986.

18/22: Shakespeare, William ed. G.R. Hibbard. The Life of Timon of Athens. Penguin Books. 1970.

18/23: Shakespeare, William ed. Robert B. Heilman. Cymbeline. Penguin Books. 1964.

18/24: Shakespeare, William ed. Wright & LaMar. Love's Labor's Lost. Washington Square Press. 1962.

18/25: Lowes, John Livingston. Geoffrey Chaucer. Indiana University Press. 1962.

18/26: Newman, Leslea. Out of the Closet and Nothing to Wear. Alyson Books. 1997.

18/27: Ed. Rogers & McCarthy. The Meridian Anthology of Early Women Writers: British Literary Women from Aphra Behn to Maria Edgeworth 1660-1800. Meridian. 1987.

18/28: Ed. Eric Bentley. The Modern Theatre Volume 2. Doubleday Anchor Books. 1955.

18/29: Minto, William. A Manual of English Prose Literature Biographical and Critical Designed Mainly to Show Characteristics of Style. Ginn & Company. 1892.

18/30: Wilcox, Ella Wheeler. Poems of Ella Wheeler Wilcox with Pencil Drawings by Alice Ross. W. P. Nimmo, Hay & Mitchell Ltd.

Books:
1) Jerry and Jim / by Guy Dandridge. Washington, DC: Guild Press, 1967.
2) Slaves of the Empire / by Aaron Travis. San Francisco, CA: Alternate Publishing, 1985. Inscribed on the title page.
3) Meat: True Homosexual Experiences from S.T.H. / edited by Boyd McDonald. San Francisco, CA: Gay Sunshine Press. 1981.
4) Big Load: A Fully Illustrated Action Story. Par Press.
5) Handjobs Reader 6. Seattle, WA: Avenue Services, Inc., 2001.
6) The Team. Washington, DC: Guild Press, 1969.
7) Porthole Buddies. Washington, DC: Guild Press, 1969.
8) I Found What I Wanted. Washington, DC: Guild Press, 1969.
9) The Lifeguard: A Night to Remember. Washington, DC: Guild Press, 1969.
10) Under the Bridge. Washington, DC: Guild Press, 1969.
11) Boxing Camp. Washington, DC: Guild Press, 1969.
12) The First Job. Washington, DC: Guild Press, 1969.
13) San Diego Sailor. Centaur Publications, 1970.

Serials:
1) Mach Quarterly. San Francisco, CA: Alternate Publishing, v.1:no.2.

Items:
1) Four framed colored Japanese erotica cards.

No Transcription Available

1/1: Boone and Bryan Families
Daniel Boone biography of the Boone family history including a family history of William Joel Bryan of Brazos County [typed]

Excerpt from Dallas Public Library titled "The Boon Family", describing the Boon Family history with handwritten notes on Joseph Bryan. 1979 [2 pages, photocopy]

"Pioneer Families of Missouri" [pages 2-3, 132-133] describing the history of Daniel Boone. Undated [2 pages, photocopy]

Handwritten family tree of Boone Family. Undated

"Bryan Family Patriots and Veterans". Undated

Handwritten Boone-Family Chart. Undated [photocopy]

"The Family Moving Together" with the Boone, Austin, and Bryan Family. Undated

Francis Bryan, III, and Sarah Brinker Bryan family tree. Undated

1/2: Manuscript
"Boonville Revisited" by Cornelious and Margaret vat Bavel describing Boonville family and Brazos and Boonville county histories. 1977 [10 pages, 2 copies]

1/3: Junus and Harvey Mitchell
Manuscript, "Information on the Mitchell Family" describing the history of Harvey Mitchell's family history starting from James Mitchell of Montgomery County TX. Undated

Handwritten court record, "Court Record Sept[ember] Term 1856" describing James Mitchell. Undated [2 pages, photocopy]

Manuscript, "Information about Harvey Mitchell", a biography of Harvey Mitchell. Undated

Book page titled "James Henry Mitchell, Bryan". Undated [photocopy]

Book page titled "Indian Wars and Pioneers of Texas" [page 288]. Undated [photocopy]

Clipping of book titled "Mitchell, J. H." [page 476]. Undated [photocopy]

Manuscript, "Harvey Mitchell File, TAMU" collection catalog [at Cushing?]. Undated

Manuscript, "Harvey Mitchell's Genealogy", autobiography and genealogy written by Harvey Mitchell. Undated [2 pages]

Book page, "Harvey Mitchell from Indian Wars and Pioneers" [page 38, 594, 595]. Undated [3 pages, photocopy]

Handwritten document titled "Debra's Great-Great-Grandfather" describing Harvey Mitchell biography and history. Undated [8 pages, photocopy]

The State of Texas County Deed of Harvey Mitchell deed. Undated [4 pages]

1/4
Indian Wars and Pioneers of Texas describing the history of Samuel Parker. Undated

1/5
Benjamin Hubert biography. Undated [3 pages]

1/6
Eli Seale - Joseph Arnold Seale biography. Undated

1/7: Bowman Family
Narrative of Anny Day who was a former slave owned by Eliza Bowman, November 5, 1937 [2 pages]

Document of the Thomas Bowman Family history. Undated [9 pages]

1/8
Clippings from the Conventions and Congresses (1832-1845) discussing pioneers in the Brazos County, TX region. Undated [photocopy]

1/9
Miscellaneous Boonville Notes a Chronology and a list of Documents. Undated [5 pages]

1/10
Petition to Form New County 1841. Undated [7 pages]

1/11: Exhibit Brochure
"Boonville: The First Seat of Brazos County". 1987 [2 pages]

1/12: County Records Regarding Boonville
"Report by the Three Commissioners Appointed by the County Court to Survey the Town Site of Boonville and to Sell Town Lots". Undated [4 pages]

"County Commissioners Minutes Book" May 6, 1844 [3 pages]

Deed Book B 940. Undated [2 pages]

County Commissioners Minutes. May [?], 1844 [2 pages]

Nancy Millican, Bill of Sale and Republic of Texas. Undated [2 pages]

Brochure, "College Station's First Settler: Artifacts from Home sit of Richard Carter", by Shawn Carlson. Undated

Deed Book, page 149 describing John Galloway. Undated [photocopy]

Handwritten letter by John Galloway. May [?], 1845 [photocopy]

The State of Texas (county of Calhoun) from Book B, page 320. Undated [3 pages]

County Commissioners Minutes: Book A, page 519. February 5, 1848 [2 pages]

Book E, page 28. Undated [5 pages]

County Commissioners Minutes Book A, page 582. November 1854 [2 pages]

E. R. Montgomery to Deed, Book D, page 435. 1855

County Commissioners Minutes Book A, page 166 discussing Boonville County. November 19, 1866 [2 pages]

County Commissioners Minutes Book D, page 349. May 12, 1890 [2 pages]

County Commissioners Minutes Book G, page 527. 1915

Deed Book B page 320. Undated [2 pages]

Location of Public Well in Boonville Deed Book L, page 434 and 485. 1872 [2 pages]

1/13: Hood's Brigade Bryan Centennial magazine The Early History of Bryan and the Surrounding Area by Joseph Milton Nance. 1962 [50 pages] attached Hood's Brigade Centennial coin

1/14: Plats, Property, and Overlay Maps
Land plots in Bryan-Boonville. 1920[?] [photocopy]

Land plot property map of Bryan-Boonville. 1920 [photocopy]

Blank map of Bryan-Boonville?. Undated

Road [?] map of South Highway 6 East Bypass to College Station. Undated [photocopy]

Overlay of a map of south highway 6 East bypass to College Station. Undated

Infrared [?] photograph of Highway 6 East Bypass to College Station. Undated

Overlay of Town Plot of Boonville Scale 1'=857'-0". Undated

Town Plot of Boonville Scale 1'=857'-0". Undated [photocopy]

Plot of the Town of Boonville, TX 1"-400' Drawn from data on page, by C.H. M. van Bavel. January 17, 1977 [2 copies]

Cemetery Corner-Corner of Boonville. Undated

Negatives of Maps. Undated [1 strip]

1/15
Field Survey of Boonville. Undated[6 pages]

1/16
Petition for a Post Office, Navasota County. 1841 [4 pages]

1/17: Manuscripts by Harvey Mitchell
"Courthouse History, Boonville". Undated [3 pages]

"Jail History of Brazos County". Undated [8 pages]

"Deer Hunt" personal narrative. Undated [16 pages]

"Bear Hunt" personal narrative. Undated [8 pages]

"Christmas Dinner" personal narrative. Undated [10 pages]

1/18
"Interview with Mr. Dela Carol" describing Mr. Carol's recollections on the Boonville County log courthouse. April 4, 1976 [2 pages]

1/19 Centennial History of Brazos Union Lodge, 1854-1954 by George A Long. January 1, 1954 [10 pages, photocopy]

1/20
"American Sketch of Brazos County" from American Sketch Book. Undated [14 pages]

This folder consists of materials relating to the 2018 Serial Box audio anthology series Born to the Blade, written by Brennan, Cassandra Khaw, Malka Older, and Michael Underwood.

Unfoldered files:

BB Series Bible Post-Summit Underwood.docx, series "bible" by Underwood, undated

Born to the Blade Series Bible.doc, series "bible" by Underwood, undated

Born to the Blade style sheet.docx., February 2018
,
clothing.wpd, notes on character clothing, undated

my-favorite-bit.wpd, notes by Brennan on Bellona, undated

post-cynical-optimism.wpd, piece by Brennan on moods/themes in Born to the Blade, undated

qwillery-questions.wpd, answers by Brennan to Qwillery blog interview (June 23, 2018), June 2018

reviews.wpd, various reviews of Born to the Blade, 2018

Sample Cold Witch Outline.docz, sample outline for The Witch Who Came In From the Cold Season 2/Episode 3, 2017?

weekend-notes.wpd, notes on "Born to the Blade*, undated

year-of-collaboration.wpd, piece by Brennan on 2017 [projects, 2018?

Reflections of President Bowen during his days as an undergraduate at Texas A&M and his experiences in the Corps of Cadets with special emphasis placed on his years as a Fish (Freshman). Other topics discussed: the history of A&M, the Corps, Bryan and College Station, Aggie Ring, race and gender relations, Muster, Final Review and Commencement. Class of 1958.

Experiences as a faculty wife of a professor in journalism as well her experiences as a student and member of A&M's faculty herself. Heavily discussed gender relations among students as well as faculty.

No Release Form Available

Interview of family members concerning their ancestor, William Leher, discuss irrigation and cattle herding.
This interview was conducted by Warren Evans not Haskell Monroe.

TLS - Typed Letter Signed
ALS - Autographed Letter Signed
Ted E. Dikty
Erle Korshak

1/1: Synopsis of Ray Bradbury letters, January 10, 1949 - March 25, 1953 (9 leaves, typed)

• Included are the handwritten original and a photocopy of the typed version.

1/2: Correspondence from Ray Bradbury to Erle Korshak (Shasta Publishers)

• Explaining what happened on the trip back to Los Angeles. August 21, 1939 (TLS, 2 leaves, with photocopy)
• Postcard regarding FuFa. October 2, 1939 (TLS)

1/3: Correspondence from Ray Bradbury to Erle Korshak

• Re: selling stories to magazines. December 17, 1946 (TLS with photocopy)
• Re: using material in an anthology. January 10, 1949 (TLS with photocopy)
• Re: tear sheets of Mars is Heaven and a permission letter. January 26, 1949 (TLS with photocopy)
• Re: The Illustrated Man, Dark Carnival, and a short biography. February 18, 1949 (TLS with photocopy)

1/4: Correspondence from Ray Bradbury

• To Erle re: The Martian Chronicles, and Frost and Fire. June 29, 1949 (TLS with photocopy)
• To Erle re: material for anthology, purchase of some stories. July 23, 1949 (TLS with photocopy)
• To Dikty re: including stories in Best SF Stories of 1950, and original manuscripts. December 29, 1949 (TLS with photocopy)
• Postcard to Erle re: thank you for book, story from Dark Carnival dramatized on radio. October 12, 1949 (TLS with photocopy)
• Small card to Erle re: releases for And the Moon Be Still as Bright and Mars is Heaven. January 27, 1949 (TLS with photocopy)
• Hand-drawn Christmas card to Erle (with photocopy)

1/5: Correspondence from Ray Bradbury

• To Everett re: release on The Man, selling story to magazine for $1000. January 9, 1950 (TLS with photocopy)
• Postcard to Dikty re: Way in the Middle of the Air. January 20, 1950 (TLS with photocopy)
• To Dikty re: sending manuscript, selling story. January 22, 1950 (TLS with photocopy)
• Postcard to Erle re: Way in the Middle of the Air, Heinlein books. March 3, 1950 (TLS with photocopy)
• To Dikty re: forthcoming anthology, contracts, delayed publication of The Martian Chronicles. March 8, 1950 (TLS with photocopy)
• To Erle, Dikty, and Everett re: proposal to meet. April 17, 1950 (TLS with photocopy)
• To Erle re: schedules, autograph parties. May 1, 1950 (TLS with photocopy)
• To Erle re: visit to Waukegan. May 5, 1950 (TLS with photocopy)
• Postcard to Dikty re: not received gratis copy of The Best SF of 1950. November 24, 1950 (TLS with photocopy)

1/6: Correspondence

• Dikty to William Grant re: the birth of son, proposed magazine Escape, proof for an ad. August 8, 1954 (TLS)
• Change of address card.
• Judy Dikty to Bill Grant re: wedding gift thank you note. March 25, 1953 (ALS with envelope)
• Ray to Dikty re: contracts, To The Future. February 2, 1951 (TLS with photocopy)
• Dikty to Ray re: To The Future. February 20, 1951 (TLS with photocopy, 2 leaves, signed carbon copy)
• Ray to Dikty re: rewrite of Subterfuge. July 7, 1951 (TL with photocopy)
• Dikty to Ray re: Subterfuge, proofs. July 9, 1951 (TLS carbon copy and photocopy)
• Ray to Erle, Dikty, and Everett re: The Fire Man. July 31, 1951 (TLS with photocopy)
• Ray to Dikty and Everett re: The Reporter, The Fire Man. September 9, 1951 (TLS with photocopy)
• Dikty to Ray re: Best SF Stories of 1950. September 22, 1951 (TLS carbon copy and photocopy)
• Postcard from Ray to Dikty re: new version of Referent. September 25, 1951 (TLS with photocopy)
• Ray to Dikty re: 1952 anthology. September 29, 1951 (TLS with photocopy)
• Dikty to Ray re: Referent, Subterfuge. October 19, 1951 (TLS, 2 leaves, with carbon copies and photocopies)
• Ray to Dikty re: rewrites, The Journal of SF article, Mars is Heaven. October 23, 1951 (TLS with photocopy)
• Dikty to Ray re: Fox in the Forest, Journal of SF article. December 13, 1951 (TLS carbon copy, with photocopy)

1/7: Correspondence Between Ted E. Dikty and Ray Bradbury

• Ray to Dikty re: The Pedestrian. January 19, 1952 (TLS with photocopy)
• Dikty to Ray re: The Pedestrian. January 17, 1952 (TLS carbon copy, with photocopy)
• Ray to Dikty re: The Pedestrian, The Reporter. January 22, 1952 (TLS with photocopy)
• Dikty to Ray re: The Pedestrian, current anthology, contest. January 23, 1952 (TLS, signed carbon copy, with photocopy)
• Ray to Dikty re: Bantam anthology, publishing The Illustrated Man. February 7, 1952 (TLS with photocopy)
• Dikty to Ray re: Imagination Unlimited. February 21, 1952 (TLS carbon copy, with photocopy)
• Dikty to Ray re: sending a copy of Imagination Unlimited. April 15, 1952 (TLS carbon copy, with photocopy)
• Ray to Dikty re: material for the anthology. October 11, 1952 (TLS with photocopy)

1/8: Correspondence Between Ted E. Dikty and Ray Bradbury

• Ray to Dikty re: withdrawing offer, publishing stories. February 22, 1953 (TLS with photocopy)
• Dikty to Ray re: review of The Golden Apples of the Sun, anthology. March 22, 1953 (TLS carbon copy, with photocopy)
• Ray to Dikty re: Tribune clippings, being busy. March 25, 1953 (TLS with photocopy)
• Dikty to Ray re: radio adaptation of a story, material for The Best SF Stories: 1953. January 30, 1953 (TLS carbon copy, with photocopy)
• Dikty to Ray re: tear sheets for A Piece of Rope, new stories. February 18, 1953 (TLS carbon copy, with photocopy)
• Ray to Dikty re: The Man, story for The Golden Apples of the Sun, unpublished stories, comic adaptations. February 3, 1953 (TLS with photocopy)
• Magazine clipping, "A Piece of Wood" by Bradbury sent to Dikty (2 leaves in an envelope with photocopies)

1/9: From Ray to George re: Bob Jacobs, speech to students. December 27, 1982 (TLS with photocopy)

1/10: Christmas greeting to Erle from Ray and Maggie. The printed verse from the play Leviathan "99", with signatures. 1987

1-1: Star Trek: The Next Generation Episode Program Guide draft, by Michael L. Brown and Tim Lynch (115 leaves)

1-2: Star Trek: Voyager by Rick Berman, Michael Piller, and Jeri Taylor, February 16, 1994 (18 leaves)

1-3: Star Trek: The Next Generation, "Preemptive Strike" script

1-4: Star Trek: The Next Generation, "All Good Things…" script, Final Draft, March 10, 1994 (106 leaves)

1-5: Star Trek: Generations script, Final Draft, March 16, 1994 (126 leaves)

1-6: Star Trek: The Next Generation, "Blood Oath" script, Final Draft, January 25, 1994 (58 leaves)

1-7: Star Trek: The Next Generation, "The Collaborator" script, Final Draft, March 21, 1994 (64 leaves)

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Note to Mr. Langbord from Dew
Letter to Lilly Hardt from Rupert C. Woodward. January 28, 1964
Letter to Rupert C. Woodward from Lilly Hardt. February 3, 1964
Letter to Lilly Hardt from Rupert C. Woodward. February 7, 1964

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Several newspaper clippings about Brandt including his obituary (January 10, 1897)

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Manuscript, "Texas Fever" by Brandt. 1895

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A letter from Meyersville, Texas. January 7, 1889

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Newspaper article, "Dr. Louis Brandt of Meyersville, DeWitt county, Texas on Pleiro-Pneumonia, Texas Fever, and other Diseases of Animals". (includes a photocopy of the original)

The collection includes documents from the KEOS Brazos Educational Radio including forms, building regulations, and engineering plans.

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9 Photographs - individuals from the 1923 Texas A&M varsity basketball team.

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7 Photographs - 1923 Texas A&M varsity basketball team, a group of students on campus, Brient with his fellow teammates much older, a photograph of Brient as a young man, and on the day he received his T card.

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Miscellaneous newspaper articles on his basketball accomplishments and career. Mostly opinion pieces about Brient's story and the campaign led by E. King Gill to award him a T card.

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Letters to and from Brient including newspaper companies thanking him for being part of an article, letters to E. King Gill, an affidavit, and friends sending him articles including a couple of letters from Connie Eckards regarding an article in Texas Aggie about Brient and his story.

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Letters to and from Brient. Many from Brient himself, others discussing his life, and a letter he failed to receive.

155 handwritten pages of personal recollections of his service during the U. S. Civil War. Includes a letter from a fellow solider (name illegible) with recollections of his service. http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/fjagk

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