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Abrego, Nelda through Zapata County History, including correspondence, copies of legal papers, notes, maps, and clippings.

These files are not in one alphabetical sequence, but rather in several small alphabetical sequences.

This collection contains account ledgers, employee rosters, and a couple of photographs from the Texas A&M A-C Network Calculator Lab. Also included are multiple news articles regarding the lab.

1/1: Alternative Organization: Brochures, flyers, and calendars, 1977-1981; Undated

1/2: Alternative Organization: Newsletter including meeting minutes. August 1979 - January 1980

1/3: Alternative Organization: Correspondence, December 1979 - June 1983

1/4: Alternative Organization: Bylaws, meeting minutes, and mailing lists, 1983-1984; Undated

1/5: Alternative News & Views newsletter, V.1 no. 1-12, September 1982 - August 1983

1/6: Alternative News & Views newsletter, V.2 no. 1-7, September 1983 - March 1984

1/7: Alternative New View newsletter with pre-print mockup, circa October 1984

1/8: The Alternative News, v.1 no. 0-4 (no #3), September 1989 - April 1990

1/9: Bible Texts and Homosexuality, 1980; 1990; Undated
Excerpts from the Bible Bible Study by Michael E. England, 1980
Bible Texts on Homosexuality

1/10: Christian/Religious newsletters, pamphlets, flyers, and letters from Texas and other states, 1979-1984; Undated

1/11: Excerpts from books (Xerox's), 1972; 1978; Undated

1/12: Gay Academic Union: membership applications, letter, and Association of Gay Psychologists Newsletter, 1976; Undated

1/13: Gay Awareness Week at Texas A&M, and MSC Great Issues flyers, 2000; Undated

1/14: Gay People in Medicine, American Medical Student Association, April 1977 - April 1979
Letter
Memo, April 25, 1979
Workshop, April 10, 1979
Information form
Letter, April 30, 1979
Newsletters, April 1978; December 1978

1/15: Gay Political Caucus, Dallas - Dialog newsletter, May, June, and October 1979

1/16: Gay Political Caucus: Newsletters, flyers, brochures, letters, and clipping. 1977-1983; Undated
Dallas Brochure, 1978
Houston Handouts, Undated
Houston Letters, November 11, 1977; Undated
Houston Newsletters (2x)
Endorsement Brochure, November 8, 1977
Flyer
Memorandums (3x), November 29, 1979; April 3, 1980; April 9, 1980

1/17: Gay Student Services (GSS, Texas A&M): Correspondence, brochures, flyers, and press releases. 1976-1983; Undated

1/18: Gay Student Services (GSS, Texas A&M) vs Texas A&M University - US District Court, Southern Texas Houston Division, Civil Action # H-77-325: Defendant's Objections. March 24, 1977 - June 2, 1977

1/19: Gay Student Services (GSS, Texas A&M) vs Texas A&M University - US District Court, Southern Texas Houston Division, Civil Action # H-77-325: Motion to Dismiss and Affidavit of Edward N. Cawley. June 27, 1977 - November 2, 1981

1/20: Gay Student Services (GSS, Texas A&M) vs Texas A&M University - US District Court, Southern Texas Houston Division, Civil Action # H-77-325: Interrogatories to Defendant. Undated

1/21: Gay Student Services (GSS, Texas A&M) vs Texas A&M University - US Court of Appeals 5th Circuit, #77-3395: Appeal from the United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas. November 2, 1977

1/22: Gay Student Services (GSS, Texas A&M) vs Texas A&M University - US Court of Appeals 5th Circuit, #77-3395: Brief for Appellant (Plaintiff, GSS). March 1978

1/23: Gay Student Services (GSS, Texas A&M) vs Texas A&M University - US Court of Appeals 5th Circuit, #77-3395: Brief of Appellee (Defendant, TAMU). April 1978

1/24: Gay Student Services (GSS, Texas A&M) vs Texas A&M University - US Court of Appeals 5th Circuit, #77-3395: Brief of National Gay Task Force as Amicus Curiae in Support of Plaintiffs-Appellants. June 6, 1979

1/25: Gay Student Services (GSS, Texas A&M) vs Texas A&M University - US Court of Appeals 5th Circuit, #77-3395: Motion for Leave to File Brief and Brief of National Committee for Sexual Civil Liberties as Amicus Curiae in Support of Plaintiffs-Appellants. September 1979

1/26: Health: Aids brochures and Xerox clippings. 1983-1984

1/27: Health: Aids letters and news from UT System Cancer Center, and Insurance/Medical Pay information from Texas Preventable Disease News. 1982-1984; Undated

1/28: Health: Sexual Transmitted Infections and other health brochures, booklets, and clippings. 1983

1/29: Lesbian/Gay Rights Advocates (LGRA): bylaws, brochures, letters, and HB 2138 letters in partnership with Metropolitan Community Church of Austin. 1983-1984

1/30: Lesbian and Women: flyers, booklets, newsletters, and pamphlets. 1978-1982; Undated

1/1: Allison, Elmer Curtis

1/2: Anderson, Farris S.

1/3: Barfield, Clifton

1/4: Barford, John Herbert

1/5: Bevill, Walter Gustavos

1/6: Boulrand, William Fowler

1/7: Brailsford, Thomas Reed

1/8: Brown, Vories P., Jr.

1/9: Carter, Joseph Daniel

1/10: Craig, Samuel Reid

1/11: Crocker, Norman G.

1/12: Crook, Edward Bishop

1/13: Curtis, Manson Franklin

1/14: Easterwood, Jesse L.

1/15: Ellis, James G., Jr.

1/16: Findlater, James Ronald

1/17: Goldbeck, Eric Albert

1/18: Gorman, Edwin Mobley

1/19: Graham, Cyrus Earle

1/20: Harrison, George Little

1/21: Hausser, Charles

1/22: Jones, Hamlet Park

1/23: Kneeling, Walter S.

1/24: Loftus, Luke Witt

1/25: Luhn, Graham Daniel

1/26: McFadden, Willford

1/27: McKimmey, John Clyde

1/28: Matthews, John Lamar

1/29: Mayers, Hadyn Potter

1/30: Nolte, Robert Walker

1/31: Peters, Herbert N.

1/32: Peyton, Harry Lamar

1/33: Prime, Wendell Francis

1/34: Regenbrecht, Ferdinand

1/35: Riesner, Edmund Laretz

1/36: Rust, Charles Edward

1/37: Slaton, Frank William

1/38: Suber, L.S.R.

1/39: Teague, Charles Leroy

1/40: Thomas, William George

1/41: Thompson, John Percy

1/42: Wellage, George Francis

1/43: Woodman, Coney Uncas

1/44: Woodson, James Munroe

1/45: Wooley, Richard P.

1/46: Yates, Horace Conrad

The collection is an assortment of newspaper clippings, photographs, a typed biography, commencement programs, an Army training certificate and receipt, and contact information for Ralph Howard Mitchell.

This series consists of materials relating to the life and career of A.M. (Alyx) Dellamonica,

This collection consists of materials from the lives and careers of Canadian science fiction and fantasy writers Alyx (A.M.) Dellamonica and Kelly Robson.

Materials include manuscripts, story notes and proofs for their published work as well as for unpublished 'trunk' stories and novels; correspondence, diaries, and various other items relating to their lives and their literary work.

Some of the materials are born digital and not, therefore, physically housed with the rest of the collection.

Letters, schedule for Mrs. Clements, background information on Alzheimer’s disease including a copy of an article on Rita Hayworth originally from the January 1983 issue of Ladies Home Journal and a report to the 70th Legislature on Long-Term Care Needs for Persons with Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Disorders from the Senate Committee on Health and Human Resources, and a copy of Mrs. Clements’ remarks at the ribbon cutting ceremony in Austin

11/1: An Acorn On The Moon, Undated.

11/2: Alone, Undated.

11/3: Brush Country spiral notebook, spiral notebook with notes on Brush Country as well as "Coco," "Joselito Parts the Clouds for His Grandmother," "A Door at a House of Cards," and "The Resonance of Nostalgia," Undated.

11/4: Brush Country, Undated.

11/5: Coco notepad, Undated.

11/6: Computer Hard Drive Contents, list detailing file names and location on Lionel's personal computer, circa 2002.

11/7: Cowbells, Undated.

11/8: Curses, Undated.

11/9: The Day They Took My Uncle, Undated.

11/10: The Death of President Sammy [2084], Undated.

11/11: Don Andres, Undated.

11/12-13: Don Andres spiral notebook, Undated.

11/14: The Elephant and the Ant, Undated.

11/15-16: Eva, Undated.

11/17-20: Father Story Note Collection [Hardscrub], this group of notes was organized by Lionel into a large clasp folder and consists of three spiral notebooks and three legal pads, and a United States map, March 4, 1985.

11/21: Fred and Dad spiral notebook, Undated.

11/22: The Funeral, Undated.

11/23: The Funeral spiral notebook, October 12, 1992.

11/24: A Good Afternoon, handwritten rough draft, Undated.

11/25: Hardball, Undated.

11/26: Hardscrub, Undated.

11/27: House of Cards, Undated.

11/28: Houston Chronicle article, notes taken for the article Lionel wrote for the Houston Chronicle reflecting on the September 11th terrorist attacks in New York City, circa 2002.

11/29-30: Isaac the Good, handwritten rough draft, Undated.

11/31: Legal Pad, miscellaneous notepad with various unlabeled notes, Undated.

11/32: Life Is A Woman, Undated.

11/33-34: Leaving Home spiral notebook collection, this collection of four spiral notebooks was received in a large clasp envelope, September 11, 1983.

11/35: Leaving Home spiral notebook, this notebook contains notes on Leaving Home as well as a "For Women Only" and "Traveling South," 1992-1993.

11/36: Leonides Montalbana, Undated.

11/37: A Letter To My Grandchild, notes taken for the article published in the December 30, 2001 issue of the Houston Chronicle, circa 2001.

11/38: Maria and The Down and Out Lawyer spiral notebook, notebook containing notes on both stories, Undated.

11/39 to 11/40: Martin spiral notebook, Undated.

11/41 to 11/44: Miscellaneous notes, Undated.

11/45 to 11/47: Miscellaneous stories in spiral notebooks, Undated.

Amethyst, Princess of Gemworld #1, #2, #3

Animaniacs #8

Area 88 #12

Areala, Warrior Nun #1

Archer & Armstrong #13, #15

Armageddon: The Alien Agenda #2

Armageddon: Inferno #2

Avengers, The #14, #22, #259, #264, #270, #271, #276, #279, #280, #284, #288, #289, #312, #313, #350, #360, #366, #369

Avengers Spotlight #26

This collection consists of AAUW publications, the president's records spanning the organization's forty-year history, and information regarding the branch's involvement in supporting the Bryan Day Care Center, as well as four scrapbooks.

Association publications include the newsletter from the local branch, as well as journals, newspapers, and bulletins published by the national and international parent organizations. Included in the president's records are branch reports, rosters, financial information, and correspondence. Also present are minutes and other records pertaining to the Bryan Day Care Center and the AAUW's contributions to it. In addition, one file in the collection contains a brief history of the local organization, beginning with its inception in 1948 and reviewing important milestones of each year up to 1980.

Letters, note, flyers about the organization, and copy of Mrs. Clements speech in Dallas

Letters, schedule, program, background information on the organization, and copy of Mrs. Clements’ speech on higher education at the dinner meeting in Arlington

Letter, memo, news releases about the 1987 breast screening project, list of television stations that had agreed to air a program about the project, a summary of the Texas Poll Questions on breast cancer for the Texas Division of the American Cancer Society

Letter, schedule for an open house/forum concerning Mrs. Clements serving on an honorary advisory board to support a breast screening project, and flyers, brochures, and reports on breast cancer

Schedule for a First Lady reception at the Governor’s Mansion for the 1988 Texas Breast Screening Project

The diary begins at an entry for 19 May 1915 with the driver's departure from Paris, to report to the Bureau, or main Section office of the service, at Pont-á-Mousson, which he often abbreviates to Pont. in diary entries. The diary's driver is often under fire, either while driving the roads among convoys, or in the towns being shelled, and, on a least one occasion, even at his billet, called a caserne. He is also clearly interested in becoming an aviator and visits a French aviation field with a friend from the American Field Service during his time off.

There are descriptions of German prisoners in the town square, serious casualties called couchés, episodes of shelling, the hazards of evacuating casualties under fire, as well as the daily life of an American soldier serving in World War I before the official entrance of the United States, is terse and vivid. The narrative presents an interesting contrast of intense activity and intermittent loafing in the French towns and countryside, including a tour of such battle areas as Bois-le-Prêtre, the site of the First Battle of the Marne.

The diary may have come into Stratemeyer's possession at Kelly Field from an aviator being trained or otherwise based there. Ambulance drivers who served first as volunteers in France seem to have transferred to other branches of the service, in several cases the Air Service, after serving in the American Field Service for possibly only a few months.

The entries end abruptly on June 9, 1915.

The shiny dark brown paper-covered diary measures 17 x 10 cm., with 26 of its 40 blue-ruled pages filled with entries handwritten in ink. Although found inserted into an issue of the Kelly Field eagle published between April 1918 and January 1919 and donated to the repository by General George Stratemeyer, the diary is neither labeled, nor signed, and the entries are dated [May] 19 - June 9, 1915.

A newspaper clipping is slipped into the diary, dated 1873 by hand in ink, probably from a British newspaper, which contains a poem, "To Loch Skene", on which corrections to the text have been made in ink.

It may be noted that George Stratemeyer, probably did not write the diary since he served with the 7th and 34th Infantry divisions in Texas and Arizona until September 1916, immediately after his graduation from the U.S. Military Academy in June 1915. He subsequently became commanding officer of the Air Service Flying and Technical Schools at Kelly Field, Texas in May 1917. The diary may have come into Stratemeyer's possession at Kelly Field from an aviator being trained or otherwise based there.

The 25-page paper transcript was made in February 2002 by Aletha Andrew, who processed the collection in the repository.

Letters, memo, and information packet containing clippings, newsletters, and other materials about the institute regarding Mrs. Clements’ tour

1/1: "Knitting for Victory - WWII", history link file #5722 printed out from the web

1/2: Empty paper package for Graham "cable type circular knitting needle"

1/3: Two rulers: one wooden 12-inch Strateline, and one 6-inch cardstock "American Red Cross" ruler

1/4: Instructions for turtleneck pullover sweater (3 pages), and 1 page for regular sweater

1/5: Instructions for a "Man's Slip-on Sweater" (2 pages)

1/6: One page (front and back) regarding knitting pins.
-Side A - "Important Instructions" for flexible knitting pins and circular knitting pins
-Side B - '"Boye" knitting pins and crochet hooks are supplied in the following types and sizes'

1/7: Official instruction pages from The American National Red Cross Cap or Beanie (for Outdoor Wear)
ARC 400-9A
Rev. June 1940
Code K7

Helmet (for Service Men)
ARC 400-22A
Rev. Dec. 1942
Code AF-52 Army
AF-49 Navy

Wristlets (for Service Men)
ARC 400-25
Jan 1942
Code AF-63 (Army)
Code AF-67 (Navy)

Spiral Socks, Bed Socks, knee bands, stump socks
ARC 443
Rev. July 1943
Spiral Socks
Code K-1, Foreign War Relief
" AF-14, U.S. Army
" AF-15, U.S. Navy

Letter and tourist booklet on the territory containing photographs and a brief article about the Government House

These records consist of minutes from the American Vocational Association Board meetings from 1976-1977.

turkey.doc, story based on "The Girl Who Took Care of the Turkeys" [taken from Peynetsa, Andrew. “The Beginning: Part One" from Finding the Center. Trans. Dennis Tedlock. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1972], May 1999

ghost.doc, story "The Ghost’s Resentment (Dakota)" [taken from “The Ghost’s Resentment", from Myths and Legends of the Great Plains. Ed. Katharine B. Judson. Chicago: A. C. McClurg & Co., 1913], May 1999

man.doc, essay on "The Multiple Races of Man", May 1999

mythfinal.doc, list of contents for take-home final for Folklore and Mythology 125: Mythology of the Americas, May 1999

This box contains issues of Amra, a Howard-centered fanzine created in 1959 by L. Sprague de Camp and George Scithers.

S1-4/1: Vol. 2 No. 1, January 1959

S1-4/2: Vol. 2 No. 1, January 1959

S1-4/3: Vol. 2 No. 2, March 1959

S1-4/4: Vol. 2 No. 3, May 1959

S1-4/5: Vol. 2 No. 5, July 1959

S1-4/6: Vol. 2 No. 6, September 1959

S1-4/7: Vol. 2 No. 7, November 1959

S1-4/8: Vol. 2 No. 29, August 1964

S1-4/9: Vol. 2 No. 31, December 1964

S1-4/10: Vol. 2 No. 44, October 1967

S1-4/11: Vol. 2 No. 45, December 1967

S1-4/12: Vol. 2 No. 46, April 1968

S1-4/13: Vol. 2 No. 47, August 1968

S1-4/14: Vol. 2 No. 48, mid-August 1968

S1-4/15: Vol. 2 No. 49, late-August 1968

S1-4/16: Vol. 2 No. 50, May 1969

S1-4/17: Vol. 2 No. 51, November 1969

S1-4/18: Vol. 2 No. 52, April 1970

S1-4/19: Vol. 2 No. 53, September 1970

S1-4/20: Vol. 2 No. 54, April 1971

S1-4/21: Vol. 2 No. 55, December 1971

S1-4/22: Vol. 2 No. 56, June 1972

S1-4/23: Vol. 2 No. 57, June 1972

S1-4/24: Vol. 2 No. 58, January 1973

S1-4/25: Vol. 2 No. 59, February 1973

S1-4/26: Vol. 2 No. 60, September 1973

S1-4/27: Vol. 2 No. 61, March 1974

S1-4/28: Vol. 2 No. 62, October 1974

S1-4/29: Vol. 2 No. 63, April 1975

S1-4/30: Vol. 2 No. 64, October 1975

S1-4/31: Vol. 2 No. 65, April 1976

S1-4/32: Vol. 2 No. 66, late-April 1976

S1-4/33: Vol. 2 No. 67, February 1977

S1-4/34: Vol. 2 No. 68, July 1978

S1-4/35: Vol. 2 No. 69, January 1981

S1-4/36: Vol. 2 No. 70, September 1981

S1-4/37: Vol. 2 No. 71, July 1982

S1-4/38: Vol. 2 No. 71, July 1982

1/1
Inventory List. Typed, 4 leaves.

1/2
"God Bless Our Home on the Foam", 3 flyers.

1/3
Easter Service 1946 program (on the USS Amphion, AR-13)

1/4
Invitations to the Commissioning of the USS Amphion. January 30, 1946. 3 opened, none addressed.

1/5
List of "Eligible Discharges" (damaged, torn). March 18, 1946.

1/6
"The Policy of the USS Amphion". (AAR-13). 2 copies.

1/7
Newspaper "Huge Repair Ship is Commissioned", The Tampa Daily Times. January 30, 1946.

1/8
USS Amphion Ships' Order No. 20-46. "Confidential Mail-Handling of".

1/8
Executive Officer's Memo No. 16-46: March 25, 1946

1/8
Executive Officer's Memo No. 18-46: April 21, 1946

1-9
USS Amphion (AR-13) Boat Schedule. April 21, 1946

1/10
X-Mas Card and envelope; December 22, 1945; from Lt. (jg) L.A. Robb to Mr. B. H. Amstead.

1/10
Wedding Invitation and envelope; May 16, 1947 and May 17, 1946 to Mr. B.H. Amstead; no return address.

1/10
Personal letter and envelope; November 10, 1945; from Lt. (jg) Thomas K. Ewan to Lt. (jg) Billy H. Amstead.

1/11
U.S.S. Amphion "Plan of the Day". Wednesday, March 20, 1946.

1/11
U.S.S. Amphion "Plan of the Day". Saturday, March 23, 1946. En route Tampa.

1/11
U.S.S. Amphion "Plan of the Day". Monday, March 25, 1946. Tampa, Florida.

1/11
U.S.S. Amphion "Plan of the Day". Tuesday, March 26, 1946. Tampa, Florida. 2 copies.

1/11
U.S.S. Amphion "Plan of the Day". Wednesday, March 27, 1946. Tampa, Florida.

1/11
U.S.S. Amphion "Plan of the Day". Thursday, March 28, 1946. Tampa, Florida.

1/11
U.S.S. Amphion "Plan of the Day". Saturday, March 30, 1946. Tampa, Florida.

1/11
U.S.S. Amphion "Plan of the Day". Sunday, March 31, 1946. Tampa, Florida.

1/11
U.S.S. Amphion "Plan of the Day". Monday, April 1, 1946. Tampa, Florida.

1/11
U.S.S. Amphion "Plan of the Day". Wednesday, April 3, 1946. Tampa, Florida.

1/11
U.S.S. Amphion "Plan of the Day". Thursday, April 4, 1946. Tampa, Florida.

1/11
U.S.S. Amphion "Plan of the Day". Sunday, April 7, 1946. Tampa, Florida.

1/11
U.S.S. Amphion "Plan of the Day". Sunday, April 21, 1946. Arrive at Norfolk.

1/11
U.S.S. Amphion "Plan of the Day". Sunday, April 28, 1946. USNB Norfolk, Virginia.

1/11
U.S.S. Amphion "Plan of the Day". Friday, May 3, 1946. Norfolk, Virginia.

1/11
U.S.S. Amphion "Plan of the Day". Thursday, May 9, 1946. Norfolk, Virginia.

1/11
U.S.S. Amphion "Plan of the Day". Friday, May 10, 1946. Norfolk, Virginia.

1/11
U.S.S. Amphion "Plan of the Day". Saturday, May 11, 1946. Norfolk, Virginia.

1/11
U.S.S. Amphion "Plan of the Day". Sunday, May 12, 1946. Norfolk, Virginia.

1/11
U.S.S. Amphion "Plan of the Day". Thursday, May 16, 1946. Norfolk, Virginia.

1/12
Two boxes of slides.
Box 1
Slide #1. USS Kearsarge (CVA-33) - bow view of ship.
Slide #2. USS Kearsarge (CVA-33) - view of flight deck.
Slide #3. USS Kearsarge (CVA-33) - view of flight deck.
Slide #4. USS Kearsarge (CVA-33) - view of flight deck.
Slide #5. USS Kearsarge (CVA-33) - view of flight deck.
Slide #6. Subic Bay.
Slide #7. Corregidor - motor installation.
Slide #8. Corregidor - stockyard of shells.
Slide #9. Corregidor - cannon.
Slide #10. Corregidor - view of coastline.
Slide #11. USS Essex (CVA-9) - Pearl Harbor.
Slide #12. Unknown helicopter.
Slide #13. Hancock (CVA-19) - Douglas AD Skyraider on flight deck.
Slide #14. Hancock (CVA-19) - view of flight deck.
Slide #15. Hancock (CVA-19) - view of flight deck.
Slide #16. Hancock (CVA-19) - view of bridge of the ship.
Slide #17. Ship refueling with Oiler.
Slide #18. Fueling.
Slide #19. USS Cavalier (APA-37) - bow view of ship.
Slide #20. Naval Air Station - Ford Island.
Slide #21. USS Hassayampa (AO-145).
Slide #22. Merrimack under the Golden Gate Bridge - view from boat looking at bridge.
Slide #23. USS Kidd (DD-661) - Fletcher Class - side view.
Slide #24. Singapore - view of coastline.
Slide #25. Unknown sailor in Hiroshima. 1956.
Slide #26. Hiroshima - radiation burns on unknown man's back.
Slide #27. Landing ship. Side view.
Slide #28. Gunnery practice off stern of ship.
Slide #29. Rest and relaxation in the Philippine Islands.
Slide #30. Liberty Boat.
Slide #31. Solar-powered phone.
Box 2
Slide #32. Douglas AD Skyraider.
Slide #33. Unknown plane.
Slide #34. Unknown plane.
Slide #35. Mr. B.H. Amstead?
Slide #36. ASW aircraft - subtracker.
Slide #37. USS Uhlmann (DD-687) - full view.
Slide #38. USS Bradford (DD-545) - side view on horizon.
Slide #39. USS Bradford (DD-545) - distant aft view.
Slide #40. USS Hassayampa (AO-145).
Slide #41. USS Agerholm (DD-826).
Slide #42. USS Robert A. Owens (DD-827) - aside ship on which picture was taken.
Slide #43. USS Agerholm (DD-826)
Slide #44. Unknown installation on beach.
Slide #45. AO145?

Anvil #27
[Charlotte Proctor, ed., October 1984]

Anvil #28-34
[Charlotte Proctor, ed., June/July 1983 - August/September/October 1984]

Anvil #35
[Charlotte Proctor, ed., pub., March 1985]

Anvil #37
[Cindy and Linda Riley, ed., ath., Undated]

Anvil #38
[Charlotte Proctor, pub., 1985]

Anvil #39-42
[Charlotte Proctor, ed., January 1986 - October 1986]

Anzapa 27 Comments
[Eric Lindsay, ed., Undated]

Anzapa Mailing Comments: Mailing 25
[Undated]

Anzapa #40 Comments
[Eric Lindsay, ed., 1974]

Anzapa, various components
[1974; Undated]

Anzapazine
[Eric Lindsay, ed., 1972]

Apa Contribution #1
[D. Walton, ed., Undated]

APA #50
[Cy Chauvin, ed., October 1978]

Apa - H #64
[John Thiel, ed., June 1978]

Apa - Jeff #1
[Jeff Smith, ed., 1980 (2 copies)]

Apatainment #2
[George Giguere, ed., 1984]

Apollo #7
[Tom Collins, ed., pub., 1976]

Aporia #1
[Patrick J. Hayden, ed., pub., April 1976]

Approach to Infinity
[Morris Scott Dollens, ed., Undated]

April B.C.S.F.A. Zine #73-78, 82, 84
[July 1979 - June 1980]

Archaic Barrel #1.1
[Anni Ackner, ed., Undated]

Archaic Barrel #1.2
[Anni Ackner, ed., Undated]

Arecibo #1.8
[Darryl Wilkinson, ed., August 1979]

Arecibo #9
[Darryl Wilkinson, ed., Spring 1980]

Arecibo #10
[Darryl Wilkinson, ed., Summer 1980]

ARF #10
[Jim Shedden, ed., Undated]

Arkan Fandom #8
[November 1978]

Arkan Fandom #9
[Margaret Middleton, ed., February/March 1979]

Artist Workshop Showcase #2
[David Heath Jr, ed., March 1983]

Ash - Wing #12
[Frank Denton, ed., June 1973]

Ash - Wing #13
[Frank Denton, ed., February 1974]

Ash - Wing #14-15
[Frank Denton, ed., May 1974]

Ash - Wing #16
[Bran and Skolawn Press, pub., May 1975]

Ash - Wing #17
[Frank Denton, ed., July 1975 – October 1978]

Ash - Wing #19
[Frank Denton, ed., July 1976]

Ash - Wing #20
[Frank Denton, ed., November 1976]

Ash - Wing #21
[Frank Denton, ed., March 1977]

Ash - Wing #22
[Frank Denton, ed., July 1977]

Ash - Wing #23
[Frank Denton, ed., March 1978]

Ash - Wing #24
[Frank Denton, ed., October 1978]

As I Was Going Down Sackville Street #1
[John Foyster, ed., June 1983]

Astron #1-2
[Steven J. Green and Chris Cutts, ed., Winter 1977 - Spring 1978]

Atarantes #45-46, 48
[C. Cliff Biggers, ed., March 1981]

Atlantic Issues
[Harvey Mackinnon, ed., Undated]

Atomic Man, The
[Tony Cvetko, ed., Undated]

Atrazine
[Paula Johanson, ed., 1983]

Auctionbusters List #2
[Lloyd Bard, ed., October 1980]

Auctionbusters #3
[Lloyd Barde, ed., June 1981]

Aunt Leah's Big Thing #1
[Leah H.E.E H.E.E Zeldes, ed., April 1985]

Aussiecon #2
[Jean Weber, ed., January 1981]

Aussiecon 33 Progress Report
[August 1975]

Aussiecon #5
[Jean Weber, ed., pub., August 1980]

Aussiecon
[E. B. Lindsay, ed., 1988]

Australia in 1983
[1983]

An Australia in '75 Production
[Eric Lindsay, ed., July 1973]

Australia in '83
[Ken Ozanne, ed., 1983]

Australia SF News #2.8
[Mervyn R. Binns, ed., pub., Undated]

Australian SF News #19
[Mervyn R. Binns, ed., pub., July/August 1980]

Australian Science Fiction Review #1.1
[John Bangsund, ed., March 1986]

Autoclave #2
[July 1977]

Avesta #1
[Don Blyly, pub., July 1969]

Ay Chingar!
[Larry C. Downes, ed., December 1975 - August 1976]

Baby Teeth
[Douglas Rogers, ed., February 1979]

Baby Teeth #10-12
[Douglas Rogers, ed., 1978]

Baby Teeth #13
[Douglas Rogers, pub., Undated]

Back Porch #1
[Tom Perry, ed., 1988]

Backside #2, 3, 4
[Jeffrey May, pub., Undated]

Bad Bob #4
[Dave Rike, ed., November 1985]

Badlands #V
[Anna Boudreau, ed., November 1997]

Bakka #4
[Spring-Summer 1976]

Bar Stool #3
[Eric Jamborsky, pub., Summer 1976]

Bardic Runes #11-12
[Michael Mckenny, ed., 1995]

Bardic Runes #13-14
[Michael Mckenny, ed., 1996]

Bardic Runes #16
[Michael Mckenny, ed., 1997]

Barricades? I Don't See Any Barricades...
[Sam Wagar, ed., Undated]

Basfan #1.2
[Paul A. Flores, ed., June 1983]

Basfan, The Newsletter #1.3
[Paul A. Flores, ed., August 1983]

Bay Area Le'fout #1
[May 1941]

BCAPA #10
[David Greer, ed., February 1979]

BCAPA #66-67
[Tam Gordy, ed., January 1984 - February 1984]

BCAPA #68
[Tam Gordy, ed., March 1984]

BCAPA #82
[John T. Gordy, ed., June 1985]

BCAPA # 83-86
[John T. Gordy, ed., August 1985 - November 1985]

BCAPA #87
[John T. Gordy, ed., January 1986]

BCAPA #113
[John T. Gordy, ed., August 1990]

BCAPA News #1.9
[David Greer, ed., January 1979]

BCAPA News #108
[John T. Gordy, ed., April 1989]

BCSFAZine #78
[Becky Bennett, ed., December 1979]

BCSFAZine # 90,91
[Pubbug Press, pub., December 1980]

BCSFAZine #92
[Pubbug Press, pub., February 1981]

BCSFAZine #161
[Steve Forty, ed., October 1986]

Beanie, The #18
[Dave Langford, ed., August 1980]

Behind the Wall #2
[Rik Hunik, ed., Undated]

Bellerophon's Rage #8
[Denys Howard, ed., August 1980]

Bellerophon's Rage #14
[Denys Howard, ed., 1979]

Ben's Beat #2
[Ben Indick, ed., pub., 1983]

Ben's Beat #9
[Ben Indick, pub., 1988]

Ben's Beat #11-12
[Ben Indick, pub., September - December 1988]