The Aggieland
-Photocopies #1-50
-Pictures #1-25
-Slides

Aggies Against Drunk Driving
-Photocopies #1-50
-Pictures #1-25

Aggies for Christ
-Photocopies #1-50
-Pictures #1-25

Aggie in Korea
-Photocopies #1-50
-Pictures #1-25

Aggies Ready to Motivate You (ARMY)
-Photocopies #1-50
-Pictures #1-25

Aggievision Staff
-Photocopies #1-50
-Pictures #1-25

Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow
-Photocopies #1-50
-Pictures #1-25

Agricultural Economics Agribusiness Association
-Photocopies #1-50
-Pictures #1-25

Agricultural Leadership Society
-Photocopies #1-50
-Pictures #1-25

Agricultural Life Sciences Council
-Photocopies #1-50
-Pictures #1-25

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

Airplanes
-Photocopies #1-50
-Pictures #1-25
-Pictures #26-50
-Duplicates
-Negatives
-Slides

Campus Views--General
-Photocopies #1-100
-Photocopies #101-200
-Photocopies #201-300
-Photocopies #301-400
-Photocopies #401-500
-Photocopies #501-600
-Pictures #1-25
-Pictures #26-50
-Pictures #51-75
-Pictures #76-100
-Pictures #101-125
-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
-Pictures #451-475
-Pictures #476-500
-Duplicates
-Negatives #1-100
-Negatives #101-200
-Negatives #201-300
-Negatives #301-400
-Negatives #401-500
-Negatives #501-600
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2/1
Medicine

2/2
Veterans Administration

2/3
Library Notices

2/4
California Benefits

2/5
Miscellaneous Business Files

2/6
Medical Treatment

2/7
Income Tax

2/8
Memorandum of Agreement

2/9
Divorce Papers

2/1
-Javelin Herald High School Paper, edited by Chad Oliver. Contains article by Oliver "The Curse of Frankenstein." Possibly the only surviving copy, 3 leaves. November 15, 1945.

2/2:
-Photocopies from Chad Oliver's High School Yearbook:
-Class photo of Chad Oliver.
-"Best All-around" photo of Chad Oliver.
-Editor of Yearbook photo of Chad Oliver
-Photocopies from Chad Oliver's UT Yearbook:
-Scene from play at UT with Chad Oliver.
-Football player photo of Chad Oliver, (2 copies).
-Photocopies of various books:
-re: Chad Oliver and his stories. Another Kind, Shadows in the Sun, with short biography and photo.
-(2 copies) Some Blues for a Trio (first leaf), and short biography and photo.
-(2 copies) Classics of Modern Science Fiction, "The Shores of Another Sea"
-Classics of Modern Science Fiction, "The Shores of Another Sea"
-The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, "The Wind Blows Free,"
-Astounding Science Fiction, "Blood's A Rover,"
-Analog, "Ghost Town,"
-3 To The Highest Power, A Wistful Look at Far Outer Space,
-3 To The Highest Power, A Wistful Look at Far Outer Space,
-(2 copies) Sixteen color 3x5 photos of Chad Oliver and his award from the Cowboy Hall of Fame.

2/3: Ledger containing notes (reviews) of nearly all science fiction Chad Oliver read. Also contains short essays. March 12, 1948 - January 31, 1951.

2/4: On Heinlein's Death by Chad Oliver, written for Bulletin of SFWA. Photocopies, 2 leaves. May 1988.

2/5:
-Poster for "ArmadilloCon II," toastmaster Dr. Chad Oliver. October 3-5, 1980.
-Pamphlet for The Chad Oliver Roast, AggieCon XIII. Booklet for AggieCon XIII, March 25-28, 1982.

2/6:
-True AggieCon Story by Chad Oliver. Typed, 3 leaves. March 26, 1980.
-Notes for AggieCon, by Chad Oliver. Toastmaster's address at AggieCon. Typed, 4 leaves, carbon copies. February 26, 1983.
-Really Awful Stories for AggieCon, by Chad Oliver. Read by Howard Waldrop in Oliver's absence. Typed, 2 leaves, carbon copies. January 24, 1986.
-Photocopy of Edmond Hamilton by Chad Oliver. Typed, 6 leaves. December 1979.

2/7:
-Ghost Town by Chad Oliver. Typed, 35 leaves, a carbon copy of the original manuscript.
-Ghost Town excerpts from manuscript. Typed, 14 leaves, ribbon copy, and carbon copies, 14 leaves.
-Notes for Ghost Town. 1 leaf.

2/8:
-Mitchell, Elizabeth [Managing Editor, Davis Publications] to Chad Oliver. re: galley proofs of Ghost Town. TLS, 1 leaf. March 17, 1983.
-Oliver, Chad to Stanley Schmidt. re: Ghost Town. TL, 1 leaf, carbon copy. February 9, 1983.
-Ghost Town, original manuscript. Typed, 35 leaves, with handwritten notes. Notes regarding Ghost Town and excerpts from manuscript. Handwritten, 61 leaves.

2/9:
-Austin, Vicki to Chad Oliver. re: contribution to Synergy 4. TLS, 1 leaf. December 15, 1988.
-Notes. Handwritten, 1 leaf.
-Tobin, G. Gregory [Senior Editor, Bantam Books] to Chad Oliver. re: Old Four Eyes, The Cannonball Owl. TLS, 1 leaf. January 23, 1989
-Old Four Eyes by Chad Oliver. Galleys. 34 leaves.
-Old Four Eyes, handwritten notes on where to modify, and typed excerpts from manuscript. 23 leaves. June 25, 1988.
-Old Four Eyes, handwritten notes for additional material. 13 leaves. June 23, 1988.
-Old Four Eyes, manuscript. Typed, 31 leaves, carbon copies.

2/10:
-Meanwhile Back On The Reservation by Chad Oliver, first draft and notes. Typed, 21 leaves, an additional copy of the first draft. 31 leaves.
-Meanwhile Back On The Reservation, published in Analog. Original manuscript. Typed, 32 leaves. Included is a photocopy, 32 leaves.

7/1
Transfusion by Chad Oliver. August 31, 1958. Published in Astounding. Original manuscript. Typed, 60 leaves, carbon copies.

7/2
A Star Above It by Chad Oliver. Novelette for Another Kind, never reprinted, author feels it is one of his best stories. Original manuscript. Typed, 57 leaves, included are carbon copies. Oliver, Chad to Mr. Stanley Kauffmann. May 23, 1955, re: Another Kind. TL, 2 leaves, carbon copies. Original idea for A Star Above It. Typed, 1 index card.

7/3
The One That Got Away by Chad Oliver. September 10, 1958, published in F & SF. Original manuscript. Typed, 17 leaves, carbon copies.

7/4
Judgment Day by Chad Oliver. Published in SF Adventure in 1953. Original manuscript. Typed, 26 leaves, carbon copies. Of Course by Chad Oliver. September 29, 1953. Published in Astounding in 1954. Original manuscript. Typed, 19 leaves, carbon copies. Transformer by Chad Oliver. Published in F & SF in 1954, one of the author's favorite stories. Original manuscript. Typed, 21 leaves, carbon copies. Transformer. Galleys. 7 leaves.

7/5
The Students by Chad Oliver. Published as Final Exam in Fantastic, 1952. Typed, 24 leaves, several different versions of manuscript.

7/6
Boucher, Anthony to Chad Oliver. February 3, 1950, re: acceptance of The Boy Next Door. TLS, 1 leaf, photocopy. The Boy Next Door by Chad Oliver. First professional sale. Typed, 13 leaves, several versions of manuscript. Tearsheets, 3 leaves of published version. Fiction House, Inc. Publishers to Chad Oliver. March 23, 1948, re: rejection of The Imperfect Machine by Planet Stories. TLS, 1 leaf. Texas Literary Quarterly, Vol. 1, No. 1, (2 copies). Contains The Imperfect Machine by Chad Oliver. My Ancient Enemies by Richard Matheson and Chad Oliver. Started about 1944, never completed. Typed, 20 leaves, carbon copies. Merwin, Sam to Chad Oliver. October 10, 1950, re: The Fisherman rejection. TLS, 1 leaf. The Fisherman by Chad Oliver. Written in 1950. Unpublished original manuscript. Typed, 21 leaves.

7/7
Just Like A Man by Chad Oliver. October 21, 1965. Original manuscript. Typed, 67 leaves, carbon copies. Notes regarding Just Like A Man. Typed, 5 leaves. A Stick for Harry Eddington by Chad Oliver. September 15, 1964. Manuscript. Typed, 31 leaves, carbon copies. A Stick for Harry Eddington. March 17, 1965, rewritten version. Typed, 24 leaves, carbon copies.

7/8
Shoulder the Sky by Chad Oliver. Published as Unearthly Neighbors by Ballantine. Original manuscript. Typed, 202 leaves, carbon copies. Revisions for Unearthly Neighbors. 1983. Typed, 33 leaves, carbon copies.

7/9
A Quiet Year At The Baboonery, Prospectus for a novel. Typed, pages 1-137, carbon copies. A Quiet Year At The Baboonery, Prospectus for a novel. Typed, Pages 138-238, carbon copies.

7/10
Horsehead Crossing by Chad Oliver. July 14, 1958. Unpublished manuscript. Typed, 21 leaves, carbon copies.

7/11
The Fiction-Science Story -or- Life Begins at 27. May 30, 1953. Address to the WesterCon. Typed, 10 leaves, carbon copies

8/1
Scientific Method by Chad Oliver. Rewritten May 12, 1955, published in SFT. Original manuscript. Typed, 20 leaves. Included is carbon copy of original, 20 leaves.

8/2
One Night At Medicine Trail by Chad Oliver. Original manuscript. Typed, 25 leaves.

8/3
Afterword to Trail of the Spanish Bit by Chad Oliver. July 1986. Original manuscript. Typed, 6 leaves, carbon copies.

8/4
Two Horizons of Man: Parallels and Interconnections Between Anthropology and Science Fiction. Paper given to AAA in Mexico City. Never published, but was instrumental in creating both a new Anthropology journal and a whole new sub-discipline. Typed, 19 leaves.

8/5
The Last Word by Chad Oliver and Charles Beaumont. September 25, 1954. Manuscript. Typed, 16 leaves, carbon copies. Controlled Experiment by Chad Oliver. February 1, 1954. Rewritten version. Typed, 27 leaves, carbon copies. Any More At Home Like You? by Chad Oliver. November 7, 1954. Manuscript. Typed, 20 leaves, carbon copies. Artifact by Chad Oliver. November 10, 1954. Manuscript. Typed, 34 leaves, carbon copies. Book reviews by Chad Oliver for two science fiction anthologies, Beyond Time and Space and Big Book of Science Fiction. November 27, 1950. Typed, 2 leaves, carbon copies.

8/6
Mists of Dawn: A Story of the Ice Age. Manuscript. Typed, 199 leaves, carbon copies.

8/7
Mists of Dawn. Broad outline. November 4, 1951. TL, 1 leaf. Mists of Dawn. Outline. Typed, 19 leaves, carbon copies. Mists of Dawn. Addenda. Typed, 2 leaves, carbon copies. Mists of Dawn. Geographical map, hand drawn. 1 leaf. Original song from Mists of Dawn. Manuscript leaf 136. Handwritten, 1 leaf. Science fiction oriented printed drawing. 8x11, B&W. 1 leaf. Introduction to Mists of Dawn, missing first leaf. Typed, 9 leaves, carbon copies.

8/8
The Students (published as Final Exam). Original partial first draft and handwritten notes. 6 leaves. The Reporter, original notes for story. April 29, 1950. 1 leaf. Let Me Live In A House, original handwritten notes. 6 leaves. Win The World (published as The Subversives). Original first draft. 1 leaf. The Mark of the Deep. Unpublished, original manuscript. Ca. 1947. 25 leaves. Evolution. ca. 1948. Original manuscript, 3 leaves. The Land of Lost Content (or The Roof of the World). March 2, 1950, Original notes for story. 1 leaf. The Specialist. Unpublished, written about 1946 for Harry Ranson's English class. Original manuscript. 13 leaves. The Island. Unpublished, rewritten version, original manuscript. 8 leaves. The Robot. ca. 1948. Unpublished, original manuscript. 20 leaves. The Strangest Animal. ca. 1947. Unpublished, original manuscript. 20 leaves. The Real Thing. ca. 1949. Unpublished, original manuscript. 15 leaves. The Coming of the Ship (published as The Blood Star). First draft, June 24, 1950. Original manuscript. 22 leaves.

8/9
The Winds of Time. Dated December 20, 1955 to April 26, 1956. Carbon copy of original manuscript with original pencil corrections, 211 leaves.

8/10
Manuscript of Guardian Spirit. October 14, 1957. Typed, 56 leaves, carbon copies. Manuscript of From Little Acorns. January 26, 1956. Typed, 20 leaves, carbon copies. Manuscript of Pilgrimage. June 10, 1957. Revised October 21, 1957. Typed, 24 leaves, carbon copies. Manuscript of The Rocket's Red Glare. October 22, 1957. Written for Austin American Statesman. Typed, 4 leaves, carbon copies. Manuscript of Shoulder the Sky (published as The Space Horde). April 16, 1957. Typed, 25 leaves, carbon copies.

9/1
Caravans. Outline for series for Roger Elwood's Continuum books. Dated January 1972. Photocopy of original, 4 leaves. Attached: Oliver, Chad to Roger Elwood. January 30, 1972, re: above outline, Shaka, The Gift. TLS, 1 leaf, photocopy. Manuscript of Introduction for A Stick for Harry Eddington. February 23, 1969. Typed, 5 leaves, carbon copies. Manuscript of To Whom It May Concern. March 11, 1979. Typed, 27 leaves, carbon copies. Manuscript of The Gift. January 26, 1972. Typed, 35 leaves, carbon copies, with some handwritten leaves. Manuscript of The Fires of Forever. Pages 6‑10 are missing. Typed, 60 leaves, carbon copies. Manuscript of The Subversives. January 1951. Sold but never published. Typed, 15 leaves, carbon copies.

9/2
Transfusion. Unfinished version, maybe an early version of Shadows in the Sun. 53 leaves. Notes and original manuscript for unfinished story titled Transfusion, not the same story as published under that title. 38 leaves. Manuscript of Second Nature. November 9, 1971. Typed, 35 leaves, carbon copies. Attached: Notes for Second Nature. Handwritten, 7 leaves.

9/3
Manuscript of Two Cheers for the Neolithic: Some Observations on the Past, Present, and Future. December 1969. Typed, 13 leaves, with handwritten corrections. Attached: Notes. Handwritten, 1 leaf. Town and Gown Club meeting announcement regarding Oliver reading Two Cheers for the Neolithic, 1 leaf. Manuscript of Afterthoughts, written for Bill Nolan, The Edge of Forever. January 24, 1971. Typed, 8 leaves, carbon copies. Oliver, Chad to Bill Nolan. February 26, 1971, re: Shores, the Baboonery smuggling ring, dedication of Another Kind. TLS, 1 leaf, photocopy. Manuscript of North Wind. Typed, 32 leaves, carbon copies. Manuscript of The Snake and the Hand. Unfinished story, a sequel to The Ant and the Eye. Typed, 40 leaves, some carbon copies. Manuscript of King of the Hill. September 4, 1969, one leaf is missing from Afterword. Typed, 26 leaves, carbon copies. Manuscript of Meanwhile, Back at the Reservation. March 19, 1980. Typed, 31 leaves, carbon copies.

9/4
Stencils from second (unpublished) Moon Puddle, the first fanzine in Texas. Letters from Bradbury, Kuttner, and others are real responses to first issue.

9/5
Assorted material from second (unpublished) Moon Puddle. Written mainly by Chad Oliver.

9/6
Conversation with a Science Fiction Writer (Chad Oliver). Taped interview, 1973 Longhorn Radio Network. One reel to reel tape.

9/7
Addresses and introductions given as Toastmaster of North American Science Fiction Convention. One small spiral note book with handwritten ideas for speeches. What Johnny Has to Read: The Autobiography of a Textbook. Lecture given to faculty and students about the miseries of writing The Discovery of Humanity. One small spiral notebook with handwritten notes.

9/8
Notes for The Neal Barrett Roast. One small spiral notebook with handwritten notes.

3/1: Orlando, 1992

3/2: Osheroff, Alex, undated

3/3: Oshinsky, Abe, undated

3/4: Palmer, Raymond A., undated

3/5: Pelz, Bruce, undated

3/6: Perdue, Elmer, undated

3/7: Philadelphia SF Conference, 1946

3/8: Philadelphia World SF Convention, 1953

3/9: Portland Convention (Norwes Con), 1950?

3/10: Queens SFL Convention, undated

3/11: Robinson, Frank, undated

3/12: Ruppert, Conrad, 1936, 1994

3/13: Russell, Eric Frank, undated

3/14: San Diego, 1952

3/15: San Francisco, 1954

3/16: Schmitz, James H, undated

3/17: Science Fiction Magazine (Photoprints), undated

3/18: Science fiction photos, descriptions, undated

3/19: Science fiction photos, various dates

3/20: Science fiction photos, 1959, 1962, undated

3/21: Seabrook, William, undated

3/22: Searles, A. Langley, undated

3/23: Shephard, Leslie R, undated

3/24: Shepard, Lucius, 1988

3/25: Slan Shack, undated

3/26: Slavin, Ricky, 1974

3/27: Smith, Clark Ashton, undated

3/28: Smith, E.E., undated

3/29: Speaker, David M., undated

3/30: Speer, Jack, undated

3/31: Sturgeon, Theodore, 1949

3/32: Sykora, William S., undated

3/33: Taurasi, James V., undated

3/34: Tooker, Richard, undated

3/35: Toronto, 1949

3/36: Toronto, 1949, 1973

3/37: Train, Oswald, undated

3/38: Tremaine, F. Orlin, undated

3/39: Tucker, (Bob) Wilson, 1989, undated

3/40: Unger, Julius, undated

3/41: Vioy, H.G., undated

3/42: Wallace, F.L., undated

3/43: Walton, Harry, undated

3/44: Wandrei, Donald, undated

3/45: Weinbaum, Stanley G., undated

3/46: Weisinger, Mort, undated

3/47: Williamson, Jack, undated

3/48: Wilson, Richard, undated

3/49: Wollheim, Donald A., 1937, 1970, 1988

3/50: Wylie, Philip, undated

13/1: Notebooks (2x)

13/2: Notebooks (2x)

13/3: Notebooks (3x)

13/4: Notebooks (4x)

13/5: Moskowitz, Sam. The Immortal Storm provenance and front/back cover (1 of 6)

13/6: Moskowitz, Sam. The Immortal Storm pgs 1-50 (2 of 6)

13/7: Moskowitz, Sam. The Immortal Storm pgs 51-100 (3 of 6)

13/8: Moskowitz, Sam. The Immortal Storm pgs 101-150 (4 of 6)

13/9: Moskowitz, Sam. The Immortal Storm pgs 151-200 (5 of 6)

13/10: Moskowitz, Sam. The Immortal Storm pgs 201-270 (6 of 6)

22/1: M-P. 1974-1986

22/2: A-W. 1991-1995

22/3: A-T. 1994

22/4: Miscellaneous documentation. 1989-1992; Undated

22/5: Correspondence to Edward O'Brien. 1988-1996

22/6: Correspondence with Robert Philmus. 1976-1987

22/7: Correspondence with Langley Searles. 1944-1951

22/8: Correspondence with Langley Searles. 1978-1985

22/9: Correspondence with Langley Searles. 1985-1988

22/10: Correspondence with Langley Searles. 1988-1991

22/11: Correspondence with Langley Searles. 1991-1997

23/1
Keller, David H. Life Everlasting. Newark: Avalon, 1947

23/2
Lunacon, convention program book. 1994

23/3
MagiCon, 50th World Science Fiction Convention program book. 1992

23/4
"SaM - Fan Forever by Dave Kyle". Mimosa 21. December 1997 (copy printed from jophan.org 2004)

23/5
"Introduction, Modern Masterpieces of Science Fiction". 1965 (copy)

23/6
Letter to Ned Brooks. October 24, 1980 (copy)

23/7
"Science Fiction a Cult", Newark Sunday News. April 13, 1947 (copy)

23/8
"Seeks Faster-Than-light Travel - Truck Driver Annoyed by Limits of Science" by Robert Mason. Newark Sunday News. April 15, 1951 (copy)

23/9
Morse, A. Reynolds. The New Dimensions of M.P. Shiel. August 5, 1978

23/10
"On Conventions", New Fandom v.1, no.1. September-October 1938 (copy)

23/11
"Climax", and "Coming Events Cast Their Shadows". New Fandom, v.1, No. 5. July 1939 (copy)

23/12
"In the Groove". New Fandom, v.2, no.1. April 1940

23/13
"The President's Message". New Fandom, v.2, No. 2. May 1940 (copy)

23/14
"Gone are the Days". The New Science-Fiction Collector, v.3, no.2. September 1937 (copy)

23/15
"The Inscrutable American Angle". New Worlds. (copy)

23/16
"Heinlein and Me". Originally published in NIEKAS #33. 1985 (copy printed from online 2005)

23/17
"Heinlein, Moskowitz, and Me" by Alexei Panshin. Originally published in NIEKAS #35. 1987 (copy printed from online 2004)

23/18
"Butting Budrys' Butt: Fiction versus Fact", by Moskowitz. From NIEKAS 36. Undated (Photocopy)

23/19
"After All These Years...Sam Moskowitz on His Science Fiction Career". Niekas #43a. 1991

23/20
Noreascon Three Program. 47th World Science Fiction Convention. 1989

23/21
The OAK-ERB Feud. 1969

23/22
"Proposal and Resume that Convinced Hugo Gernsback that He Should Issue Science Fiction Plus". Outworlds 60. April 1991 (includes separate pages of Moskowitz's piece)

23/23
"John Giunta: Life and Death of an Illustrator". Outworlds 62. January 1992

23/24
"Peace and Olaf Stapledon, an editorialized report". Spring 1950 (copy)

23/25
"The Birth of Science Fiction History by Sam Moskowitz, The Immortal Historian". Pioneers of Wonder. 1999 (copy)

23/26
"The Private History of a Rescue that Failed" by Laurence Manning and Sam Moskowitz. Published in Pioneers of Wonder. 1999 (copy)

23/27
Letter to Lee Hoffman. Quandry 15. November 1951 (copy printed from FANAC 2004)

23/28
"Retired QFFI Editor and SF Historian Sam Martin, 1920-97, Dies in Newark". Quick Frozen Foods International, v.39, no.1. July 1997 (copy)

23/29
"The Rise and Fall of the First Gernsback Empire, Part One", by Moskowitz, with handwritten edits. Undated

23/30
"The Real Earth Satellite Story". Satellite Science Fiction, v.1, no.5. June 1957 (copy)

23/31
"Tennessee Williams, Boy Wonder". Satellite Science Fiction, v. 2, no.1. October 1957 (copy)

23/32
"Around the Worlds with Jules Verne". Satellite Science Fiction, v.2, no.3. February 1958 (copy)

23/33
"The Wonders of H. G. Wells". Satellite Science Fiction, v.2, no.4. April 1958 (copy)

23/34
"The Fabulous Fantasist". Satellite Science Fiction, v.2, no.5. June 1958 (copy)

23/35
"The Sons of Frankenstein". Satellite Science Fiction, v.2, no.6. August 1958 (copy)

23/36
"The Amazing Edgar Rice Burroughs". Satellite Science Fiction, v.3, no.1. October 1958 (copy)

23/37
"The Prophetic Edgar Allan Poe". Satellite Science Fiction, v.3, no.2. December 1958 (copy)

23/38
"Arthur Conan Doyle: A Study in Science Fiction". Satellite Science Fiction. v.3, no.3. February 1959 (copy)

23/39
"Cyrano de Bergerac: Swordsman of Space". Satellite Science Fiction, v.3, no.4. March 1959 (copy)

23/40
Fantasy in Review, "Star of the Unborn". Science, Fantasy, and Science Fiction #1. April 1948 (copy)

23/41
Fantasy in Review, "Adventures in Time & Space". Science, Fantasy, and Science Fiction #2. July 1948 (copy)

23/42
Fantasy in Review, "The Opener of the Way". Science, Fantasy, and Science Fiction #3. October 1948 (copy)

23/43
Fantasy in Review, "Life Everlasting & Other Tales". Science, Fantasy, and Science Fiction #4. January 1949 (copy)

23/44
"All Our Yesterdays Have Light, Fool…". Science Fiction Age, v.1, no.1 (2x). September 1960 (2x originals)

23/45
"Sam Moskowitz, Scholar of the Sense of Wonder" by Joe De Bolt. Science Fiction Dialogues. 1981 (2 copies)

23/46
"Pilgrim's Progress: Prelude and Postscript to the Publication of J. O. Bailey's Pilgrims Through Space and Time" by Sam Moskowitz. Science Fiction Diaglogue. (copy)

23/47
"A Commentary on The Immortal Storm, by Ed Wood". Science Fiction Digest. September 1952 (copy printed from FANAC 2009)

23/48
"The Fantasist's Fabulous Guide" by Sam Moskowitz. Printed from Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Weird Fiction Magazine Index 2005 (Copy)

23/49
"Fire When Ready, Critic. The Strange Business Attitude of the Science Fiction Industry, a discussion… in four parts". The Science Fiction Industry.

23/50
"Did Science Fiction Predict Atomic Energy?" by Robert A. Madle and Same Moskowitz. Science Fiction Quarterly, v. 2, no. 1. November 1952 (copy)

23/51
"The Early Coinage of 'Science Fiction'". Science-Fiction Studies, 10 (v.3, part 3). November 1976 (copy)

23/525
"The Frome Finale". Science-Fiction Studies, 12 (1985): 347-348. (copy)

23/53
"Nils Frome in the Golden Atom". Science-Fiction Studies, 13 (1986): 97 - 108.

23/54
"Canada's Pioneer Science-Fantasy Magazine". Science-Fiction Studies, 17 (1990): 84 - 92.

23/55
"On the Origins of Ralph 124C 41+". Science-Fiction Studies, 23 (1996): 315-317. (copy)

23/56
"The First College-Level Course in Science Fiction". Science-Fiction Studies #70 (v.23, part 3). November 1996 (copy printed from depauw.edu 2004)

23/57
"Sam Moskowitz, 1920-1997". Science-Fiction Studies, 24 (1997): 361. (copy)

23/58
"Notes and Correspondence on the SFS Obituary for Sam Moskowitz". Science-Fiction Studies, 24 (1997): 524-535. (copy)

23/59
"30 Years Ago Today". Guest Editorial, Science-Fiction Times. vol. X Minus 1 - No. 1. December 1929 (copy)

23/60
"Science Fiction Market Survey 1956". Science-Fiction Times. 1957 (copy)

23/61
"All Our Yesterdays Have Light, Fool…". Science-Fiction Times (19th Anniversary Issue, pp. 11-15). 1960 (copy)

23/62
"Science Fictionists on Radio & TV". Science-Fiction Times, v.16, no.8. April 1961 (copy)

23/63
"The Lost Chord" by Sam Moskowitz. Science and Sorcery. 1953 (copy)

23/64
"Mad World". Scienti-Snaps. (copy)

23/65
Letter, "27 May 1969, SF Commentary". SFC Reprint, pp. 86-87. August 1969 (copy) with related article, "Research in Progress", Science-Fiction Studies, 5 (1978): pp. 88. (copy)

23/66
"Pilgrim's Progress: Prelude and Postscript to the Publication of J. O. Bailey's Pilgrims Through Space and Time" by Sam Moskowitz. Supplement, SFRA Newsletter #97. December 1981 (copy)

23/67
Morse, A. Reynolds. The Shielography Update: An Essay on M.P. Shiel. A Copy for Sam Moskowitz, July 29, 1978. Signed by Morse July 31, 1978

23/68
"In Memoriam: Sam Moskowitz 1920-1997". SIGMA, the official newsletter of PARSEC, #136. May 1997 (2 copies)

23/69
"The Face of Facts", Sky Hook 14. Summer 1952

23/70
"Sam Moskowitz Reports". Sky Hook 16, pp. 45-57. Winter 1952-1953 (copy)

23/71
"What is a Science Fiction Fan?". Sky Hook 19. Autumn 1953. (copy)

23/72
"Anatomy of a Collection: The Sam Moskowitz Collection", by Moskowitz. From Special Collections 2 #1/2 (Fall/Winter 1982).

23/73
"I Remember Derleth". Starship: The Magazine about Science Fiction, v.18, no. 1, whole #41, Spring 1981 (2 copies)

23/74
Isaac Asimov's Foundation, The Stars Like Dust. 1963 (copy)

23/75
Moskowitz, Sam. Strange Horizons. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1976.

23/76
"Inside Madle - A Fan For All Seasons". SunCon, 35th World Science Fiction Convention program book. 1977

23/77
Terrors of the Sea. Preface. 1996 (Copy)

23/78
The Sense of Wonder by Sam Moskowitz. Introduction in Three Stories by Murray Leinster, Jack Williamson, and John Wyndham. 1967 (copy)

23/79
"The Ultimate Hugo Gernsback" by Sam Moskowitz. Introduction to Ultimate World. 1971 (copy)

23/80
University of Iowa Request by Hal Hall with copies of email correspondence. May 2009

23/81
"Williamson and the Academic Reviewe"r. WSFA Journal. no. 84. December 1974 (typed copy)

23/82
Vampire, by Joseph Charles Kennedy (Joe Kennedy). No. 1. Spring 1945

23/83
Vampire, by Joseph Charles Kennedy (Joe Kennedy). No. 2. September 1945

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Vampire, by Joseph Charles Kennedy (Joe Kennedy). No. 3, with "Mr. Derleth, We Presume" by Sam Moskowitz. October 1945

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Vampire, by Joseph Charles Kennedy (Joe Kennedy). No. 4. December 1945

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Vampire, by Joseph Charles Kennedy (Joe Kennedy). No. 5. April 1946

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Vampire, by Joseph Charles Kennedy (Joe Kennedy). No. 6. June 1946

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Vampire, by Joseph Charles Kennedy (Joe Kennedy). No. 7. September 1946

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Vampire, by Joseph Charles Kennedy (Joe Kennedy). No. 8, December 1946

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Vampire, by Joseph Charles Kennedy (Joe Kennedy). Final Issue, No. 9. June 1947

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"And Still They Come", a reply to "Why NYC Shouldn't Have a World Convention. Yet Another Amateur Publication.

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[correspondence to Walter Scott from Sam Moskowitz, 1985] [untitled manuscript]

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COMMENT

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COMMONWEAL

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COMMUNICATOR (INTERVIEW - WALT AND LEIGH RICHMOND)

31/4
COMPACT BOOKS

31/5
COMPUTERS

31/6
CON DIEGO

31/7
CONADIAN

31/8
CONCEPT (1944)

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CONCERNING A MANUSCRIPT BUREAU (MOSKOWITZ)

31/10
CON-COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN'S GUIDE (GEORGE SCITHERS)

31/11
CONFED

31/12
CONFEDERATION

31/13
CONFLUENCE

31/14
CONFRANCISCO

31/15
CONGRESS OF EASTERN SCIENCE FICTION ORGANIZATIONS

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CONN FAN

31/17
CONQUEST, ROBERT

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CONTACT (BELGIUM)

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CONTRIBUTOR (1939)

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CONVENTION NEWS FOR CONVENTION PLANNERS

31/21
COOK, WILLIAM WALLACE

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COPPELL, ALFRED

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CORFLU

31/24
CORMAN, ROGER

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CORONET

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CORONET BOOK SHOP

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CORROBOREE PRESS

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COSIGN (TRANSFILED)

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COSMAG (1951) (SEE ALSO S-F DIGEST)

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COSMOPOLITAN

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COSMOS (ENGLAND) GILLINGS

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COSMOS (ENGLAND) RENNISON, J. E.

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COSMOS (PROFESSIONAL SF MAG)

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COSMOS CLUB (ENGLAND)

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COUNTER THRUST (FANZINE) (1976)

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COUSINS, NORMAN

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COVEN 13

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COX, WILLIAM R.

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CPASF

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CRAM, RALPH ADAMS

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CRAWFORD, F. MARION

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CRAWFORD, WILLIAM L.

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CRICHTON, MICHAEL

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CRIME

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CROMIE, ROBERT

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CROOKED ROAD (1936)

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CROSSEN, KENDALL FOSTER

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CROWN, THE

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CRUDZINE (MCPHAIL'S SON) (FANZINE) (1972)

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CRUISE OF THE FOO FOO SPECIAL JR. (WIDNER)

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CRUMP, J. IRVING

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CRY (NEW SERIES) (OLD TRANSFILE)

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CURRENT LITERATURE

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CURRENT SCIENCE FICTION (1950)

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CURSE YOU, RED BARON!

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CUSSMOS

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CUTCLIFFE - HYNE, C. J.

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CUTHBERT, CHESTER D.

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CYGNI (CA 1947)

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D'ORSAY, LAURENCE

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DAHL, ROALD

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DALY, BRIAN

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DANCE (SCIENCE FICTION)

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DANE, CLEMANCE

31/65
DANIELS, DAVID R.

31/66
DANIELS, NORMAN A.

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DARK PLOTS OF ONE M. P. SHIEL (MSS), BY SAM MOSKOWITZ

31/68
DAUGHERTY, WALTER

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DAVENPORT, BASIL

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DAVIDSON, AVRAM

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DAVIES, L. P.

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DAVIS, BERNARD G.

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DAVIS, GARY

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DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL

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DE BERGERAC, CYRANO

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DE BRA, LEMUEL

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DE BRA, WARREN

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DE CAMP, L. SPRAGUE

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DE CAMP, L. SPRAGUE

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DEAN DRIVE

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DECASTRO, ADOLPH (DANZINGER)

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DEFOE, DANIEL

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DEFORD, MIRIAM ALLEN

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DEGLER, CLAUDE

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DEGRAFFIGNEY, HENRY

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DEL REY, EVELYN

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DEL REY, LESTER

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DELANEY, SAM

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DELILSE, WILLIAM

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DELLENBACH, WILLIAM

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DENNIS, WALTER

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