Wild Cards 15: Black Trump (1995), typescript travelling manuscript with handwritten edits, pages 338 - 510

Wild Cards 15: Black Trump (1995), typescript travelling manuscript with handwritten edits, pages 512 - 685

Wild Cards 15: Black Trump (1995), typescript travelling manuscript with handwritten edits, pages 686 - 768

Wild Cards 15: Black Trump (1995), typescript travelling manuscript with handwritten edits, pages 1 - 151

"The Sleeper" (1987, by Roger Zelazny), typescript (photocopy)

Wild Cards 11: Dealer's Choice (1992), proofs, pages 180 - 426

Bookstore display sign for Blackveil (2011), displayed at Sherman's Bookstore, Bar Harbor, ME

Large piece of fan mail, March 27, 2015

This folder contains miscellaneous photographs, 30 in total, of McMurrey’s 1944 funeral, Kunming, Burma Road, the Chinese Memorial Gardens, the 1944 gravesite, Barbara McMurrey Hyde, Beverly Fae McMurrey, Shan Stodter, Carl Hyde, Wen Jiang, Tengchong, the Salween River, the mayor of Baoshong, the Mekong Delta, Chinese villagers, both the old and new headstones commemorating the American liaisons, the War Museum in Tengchong, and Sung Shan Mountain.

"Minute Maids" (short story, 1995): MinuteMaids_shortstory.docx

Photos include birdhouses, birdfeeders, cattle, fields, TAMU photo, sharecropper houses, tree pruning

Sheet music "The Spirit of Aggieland" by Richard J. Dunn [2 pages] copyright 1925 [10 copies]

Sheet music "The Twelfth Man" words and music by Lil. Munnerlyn sheet music [2 pages]

Marching band Sheet music "Song of the Signal Corps" by Mrs. Dawson Olmstead copyright [2 pages]

Marching band Sheet music "Wildcat" notes

Marching band Sheet music "Silver Taps" notes

Notes written on blank sheet music with list of students [6 pages]

"National Anthem" marching band sheet music for the bassoon [1 page]

"National Anthem" marching band sheet music for the piccolo [2 pages]

"National Anthem" marching band sheet music for the Alto Sax [2 pages]

"National Anthem" marching band sheet music for the clarinet [2 pages]

"National Anthem" marching band sheet music for the Trombone [2 pages]

"National Anthem" marching band sheet music for the piccolo [1 page]

"National Anthem" marching band sheet music for the Horn [1 page]

"National Anthem" marching band sheet music for the Horn [1 page]

"National Anthem" marching band sheet music for the Cornet [1 page]

"National Anthem" marching band sheet music for the Horn [1 page]

"National Anthem" marching band sheet music for the Bass [2 pages]

"National Anthem" marching band sheet music for the Base drum [1 page]

"National Anthem" marching band sheet music for the Baritone [2 pages]

"National Anthem" marching band sheet music for the clarinet [1 page]

"National Anthem" marching band sheet music for the Bass Clar [1 page]

"National Anthem" marching band sheet music for the clarinet [2 pages]

"National Anthem" marching band sheet music for the Flute-C [1 page]

"National Anthem" marching band sheet music for the Tenor Saxophone National Anthem [1 page]

"National Anthem" marching band sheet music for the cornet [1 page]

"National Anthem" marching band sheet music for the Baritone 9 [1 page]

Incoming/outgoing correspondence concerning when, where, how and who selected the name for A and M athletic field.

This folder contains the following:

• Article by Beverly Fae McMurrey in the The Lexington Leader, about her and her sister’s visit to China, and their father. August 11, 2005
• Copy of the poem "Dear Dad" written by Christina Sharik.
• A printed copy of a program given by Wen Jiang to an American-Chinese relations group in October 2005.
• Printed translation of the new Chinese War Memorial in the Memorial Gardens.
• News article from the Texas A&M University website, documenting the documentary crew’s visit to the campus for filming. January 27, 2006

Handwritten copies of 1908 Battalion article and a Houston Chronicle article concerning football season.

Articles date circa 1936-1941, with no 1938 articles included. Articles discuss games, athletic facilities, naming of field, and Kyle.

Article "At the College", discusses Miss Emma, who teaches Professor J. R. Cole's [Sr.] class in his stead. May 2, 1884

Article "Monday Night, June 19", discusses a gold medal contest where Professor [James Reid] Cole, Department of English Language and Literature, distributed gold medal awards to students. Undated

Article "Gen. Lewis Draws Out an Explanation" discusses the faculty change of J. R. Cole to be nominated for a name change to Agricultural and Mechanical College. March 24, 1881

Article "James Cole Opened School in 1889", discusses the significance of James Cole starting a military school named "Classical and Military School" in 1889. November 2, 1970

Article discussing son of James Cole, "Jimmie" Cole's building projects including the Bataan Memorial Methodist hospital and the Trinity Church in Albuquerque, NM. From newsletter O come, let us worship. September 4, 1952 (copy, 31 pages)

A short blurb of "Jimmie" Cole's recognition in The Christian Advocate and his building accomplishments, from the Southern Union publication. November 1952 (page 14, copy)

Item 50 - Editorial section from The Corpus Christi Caller-Times, dated March 2, 1958. The article is titled, “Spohn Hospital’s First 53 Years,” marked with a black pen. The article concerns the fifty-third anniversary of Spohn Hospital, founded by Arthur Edward Spohn, the son-in-law of Mifflin Kenedy (W. H. Mays’ employer).

Item 51 - Education Service Center (ESC) Newsletter, Region II News, dated May 1969. It contains a photograph of Alclair Mays Pleasant.

Item 52 - Newspaper clipping from Corpus Christi Community Life West, dated May 18, 1978. The article is titled, “Sacred Heart Pupils get learnin’ and lots of love,” and features Alclair Mays Pleasant.