10/1: District Meetings, 1979-1980

10/2: Executive Board Meeting, 1979-1980

10/3: Fundraising - Donation, 1979-1980

10/4: Historians' Reports, April 19, 1980

10/5: Members' Club - Montgomery County, February 18, 1980

10/6: Member's Club - Various, 1979-1980

10/7: Newsletters, 1979-1980

10/8: Officers' List, Undated

10/9: Parliamentarians' Reports, April 19, 1980

10/10: Secretary, Corresponding, April 18, 1980

10/11: Secretary, Recording, April 19, 1980

10/12: Spring Meeting, April 19, 1980

10/13: Treasurer's Reports, 1979-1980

10/14: Vice President-At-Large, 1979-1980

10/15: Vice-President, 1st, circa 1980

10/16: Vice-President, 2nd, April 18, 1980

10/17: Vice-President, 3rd, April 19, 1980

10/18: Vice-President, 4th, 1980

10/19: Vice-President, 5th, 1979-1980

10/20: Vice-President, 6th, April 18-19, 1980

10/21: Yearbooks, 1979-1980

10/22: Archives Checklist and Reports, 1980-1981

10/23: Auditing Committee, April 24, 1981

10/24: Constitution and By-Laws, 1980-1981

10/25: District Meetings, 1980-1981

10/26: Executive Board Meetings, 1980-1981

10/27: Fundraising - Donation, 1980-1981

10/28: Historian's Reports, April 25, 1981

10/29: Members' Club - Angelica County, April 14, 1981

10/30: Members' Club - Disbanded Clubs, Undated

10/31: Members' Club - Rockwall County, February 11, 1981

10/32: Members' Club - San Angelo, February 2, 1981

10/33: Parliamentarian's Reports, April 25, 1981

10/34: President, Undated

10/35: Secretary, Recording, Undated

10/36: Spring Meeting, April 25, 1981

10/37: Treasurer's Reports, 1980-1981

10/38: Vice President-At-Large, April 24, 1981

10/39: Vice-President, 1st, April 25, 1981

10/40: Vice-President, 2nd, April 24, 1981

10/41: Vice-President, 3rd, April 24, 1981

10/42: Vice-President, 4th, April 25, 1981

10/43: Vice-President, 5th, April 24, 1981

10/44: Vice-President, 6th, April 24-25, 1981

10/45: Yearbooks, 1980-1981

10/46: Finance Book, 1982-1987

10/47: Archives Checklist and Reports, 1981-1982

10/48: Auditing Committee, April 16, 1982

10/49: Constitution and By-Laws, Undated

10/50: Correspondence, 1981-1982

10/51: District Meetings, 1981-1982

10/52: Executive Board Meeting, 1981-1982

10/53: Fundraising - Donation, 1981-1982

10/54: Historian's Reports, April 16, 1982

10/55: Members' Club - Disbanded, circa 1981-1982

10/56: Members' Club - East Bell County, April 22, 1982

10/57: Members' Club - Montgomery County, Undated

10/58: Members' Club - Nacogdoches County, October 18, 1981

20/1: Secretary - Recording, 2001-2002

20/2: Fish Camp Chair, 2001-2002

20/3: Hospitality Chair, 2001-2002

20/4: President Elect, April 1, 2002

20/5: President, 2001-2002

20/6: Vice President - 8th, June 22, 2001

20/7: Correspondence, 2001-2002

20/8: Invitations, 2001-2002

20/9: Fall Meeting, August 25, 2001

20/10: Winter Meeting, January 12, 2002

20/11: Spring Meeting, April 12-13, 2002

20/12: Scholarship Information, June-July 2002

20/13: Treasurer's Reports 1/2, 2001-2002

20/14: Treasurer's Reports 2/2, 2001-2002

20/15: Fundraising - Boutique, 2002

20/16: Project Handbook, 2001-2002

20/17: Member's Club - Atascosa, August 27, 2001

20/18: Member's Club - Caldwell County, September 9, 2001

20/19: Member's Club - East Lake Houston, August 25, 2001

20/20: Hill County, February 17, 2002

20/21: Member's Club - Hill Country, January 6, 2002

20/22: Member's Club - Howard and Martin Counties, March 23, 2002

20/23: Member's Club - Johnson County, January 20, 2002

20/24: Member's Club - Milam County, December 9, 2001

20/25: Member's Club - Various, April 12, 2002

20/26: Officers' List, 2001-2002

20/27: Yearbooks, 2001-2002

20/28: Aggie Mom's Information, Undated

20/29: Annual Reports, 2002-2003

20/30: Archives Checklist and Reports, April 2003

20/31: Correspondence, 2002-2003; Undated

20/32: District Map, 2002-2003

20/33: District Meetings, 2002-2003

20/34: Executive Board Meeting, June 14-15, 2002

20/35: Fall Meeting, 2002-2003

20/36: Fish Camp Reports, 2002

20/37: Fundraising - Donation, 2002-2003

20/38: Hospitality Chair, 2002-2003

20/39: Invitations, 2002-2003; Undated

20/40: Members' Club - El Paso, October 19, 2002

23/1: Secretary, Recording, 2006-2007

23/2: Singing Cadets, 2006-2007

23/3: Spring Meeting, April 13-14, 2007

23/4: Treasurer's Reports, December 31, 2006

23/5: Vice President-At-Large, August 2006

23/6: Vice-President, 1st, August 26, 2006

23/7: Vice-President, 2nd, 2006-2007

23/8: Vice-President, 3rd, 2006-2007

23/9: Vice-President, 4th, circa 2006-2007

23/10: Vice-President, 5th, 2007

23/11: Vice President, 6th, April 12, 2007

23/12: Vice President, 7th, 2006-2007

23/13: Vice-President, 8th, April 12, 2007

23/14: Winter Meeting, January 13, 2007

23/15: Yearbooks, 2006-2007

23/16: Invitations, 2007-2008

23/17: Winter Meeting, January 13, 2008

23/18: Spring Meeting, April 11-12, 2008

23/19: District Meetings, 2007-2008

23/20: Newsletters, 2007-2008

23/21: Nominations, circa April 2008

23/22: President, circa 2007-2008

23/23: Officer List, 2007-2008

23/24: Newspaper Clippings, June 13, 2008; Undated

23/25: Fundraising - Donation, 2007-2008

23/26: Scrapbook, 2007-2008

23/27: Yearbook, 2007-2008

23/28: Hospitality Chair's Reports, 2008-2009

23/29: Aggie Mom Camp, November 14-16, 2008

23/30: Secretary, Corresponding, April 16, 2009

23/31: Secretary, Recording, 2008-2009

23/32: Constitution and By-Laws, February 2008

23/33: Treasurer's Reports, January-May 2009

23/34: Audit, June 15, 2009

23/35: Electronic Information, April 15, 2009

23/36: President, January-July, 2009

23/37: Vice President - 1st, April 16, 2009

23/38: Vice President - 2nd, 2008-2009

24/1: Vice President - 8th, Parent Socials, April 2009

24/2: District Reports 1/2, 2008-2009

24/3: District Reports 2/2, 2008-2009

24/4: Fundraising - Boutique, February-April 2009

24/5: Annual Report, March-April 2009

24/6: Annual Report of Clubs, 2008-2009

24/7: Fall Meeting, August 23, 2008

24/8: Winter Meeting, January 17, 2009

24/9: Spring Meeting, April 17-18, 2009

24/10: Newsletters, 2008-2009

24/11: Newspaper Clippings, 2008-2009

24/12: Invitations, February 2009

24/13: Correspondence, August-September 2008; Undated

24/14: Scrapbook, 2008-2009

24/15: Yearbooks, 2008-2009

24/16: Constitution and By-Laws, Undated

24/17: District Meetings, January 22, 2011

24/18: Electronic Chair - Keri Moore Roush, 2010-2011

24/19: Executive Board Meeting, 2010-2011

24/20: Fall Meeting, August 28, 2010

24/21: Fundraising - Donation, 2010-2011

24/22: Hospitality Chair - Jenny Conder, Cindy Earles, Christine Hunter, 2010-2011

24/23: Invitations, April 14, 2011

24/24: Members' Club - Various, 2010-2011; Undated

24/25: Officers' List, 2010-2011

24/26: President Elect, February-May, 2011

24/27: Scrapbook, 2010-2011

24/28: Secretary, Corresponding - Pam Rosenbaum, 2010-2011

24/29: Secretary, Recording - Sharon Jones, 2010-2011

24/30: Spring Meeting, April 15-16, 2011

24/31: Vice President, 1st - Prissy Urban, 2010-2011

2/1: This Fair Land (novel, 2000), partial typescript, chapters 1 - 5 (chapters 1 - 2 titled Tsalagi)
2/2: "Cat Call" (short story, 2007), typescript
2/3: "Amethyst Nights" (short story, undated), typescript
2/4: "Away In A Grave (short story, undated), typescript
2/5: "Before All Things" (short story, undated), typescript
2/6: "Blessed Assurance" (short story, undated), typescript
2/7: "The Butterfly Effect" (short story, undated), typescript
2/8: "Children of the Light" (short story, undated), typescript
2/9: "No Place Like Home" (short story, undated), typescript
2/10: "Tis The Season" (short story, undated), typescript
2/11: "The Tree" (short story, undated), typescript

1/1: Pages 1 - 102
1/2: Pages 103 - 212
1/3: Pages 213 - 310
1/4: Pages 311 - 384

2/1: Correspondence between Wells, Agel, and Nora Myers, May 1997

2/2: Correspondence between Wells, Agel, and Nora Myers, June-August 1997

2/3: The Patton Pony (the original title for The Last Ride Raid), illustrations, 1997

2/4: Background research materials, various dates

2/5: Photographs, Berkeley Oceanfront Hotel (Asbury Park, NJ), 1997

2/6: Photographs, Metropolitan Hotel (Asbury Park, NJ), 1997

2/7: Compact disc containing PDFs of correspondence, illustrations, and final published text, 1997 (saved to CD 2017)

This box contains training manuals and media resources for Aggie Allies.

4/1: Allies Advance Materials

4/2: Training Manuals and Resources

4/3: Multimedia Resources

4/4: Transsexuality 101, by Katrina Dawn Stewart

4/5: Allies Advance Training Packet, September 18, 1998

4/6: Aggie Allies "Sample Folder", August 2003

4/7: Allies Workshop, 2004-2005

4/8: Allies Workshop Packet, November 2005

4/9: Allies Training Workshop, 2007

4/10: Edited Allies (NOT a model packet), 2009

5/1: Allies Model Packet, 2010

5/2: Allies Advance Workshop, August 30, 2010

5/3: Training Packet, 2011-2012

5/4 (2/5): Comparative Research

5/5 (4/3): Media Resources

5/6 (5/3): Multimedia Resources

6/1-2: "GA Survival Manual" (binder), 1998-1999

6/3: Organizational Paperwork

6/4: Origins

6/5: "Program Modules Notebook" (binder), 2004

6/6-7: Programs, Event Planning, and Scheduling

6/8: Programs, Event Planning, and Scheduling for the National Day of Remembrance, COW, Guess Who's Gay (GWG)

6/9: Research

6/10: "Survival Guide: Service Members Legal Defense Guide"

7/1-2: GIES Assessments

7/3: Contact List

7/4: Guess Who's Gay (GWG) Program

7/5: Guess Who's Gay (GWG) Completed Programs, 2006; Undated

7/6: Guess Who's Gay (GWG) Training, 2003-2004

7/7: "What do different religions say about gay men and lesbians"

11/1: WGERC Binder, Summer 2007

11/2: Comparative Research, 2001

11/3: "Employee Survival Guide", 2005-2006

11/4: "Mitzi's GA Guide," (binder), May 31, 2006

11/5: Organizational Papers

11/6: Origins, 2004 - September 2007

11/7: Programming, Event Planning, and Scheduling, 2005

11/8: Resources and Handouts, 2005

11/9: The Trevor Project

1-1: Daryl Baker, 1970s-2013

1-2: Forrest Bess, 1940s-2014

1-3: Paul Broussard, 1991-early 2000s

1-4: Dr. Marcelo Bussiki, 2014

1-5: Daniel Cardiel, 1959-2014

1-6: Tom Cavaness, 2014

1-7: Joe Tom Easley, 2003

1-8: Arijit Kumar Chowdhury, 1980s-2010

1-9: Ruthie Foster, 2014

1-10: Marvin L. Gallup, 1948-2010

1-11: Tom Henderson, early 1970s-1996

1-12: Israel Hernandez, 1990s-2005

1-13: Lou Hernandez, 1950s-2013

1-14: Ellen Hobbs, 1990s-2005

1-15: Will Jardell, 2014

1-16: Thomas Jose, 2014

1-17: Kathy Langlotz, 2014

1-18: James H. Matis, 2014

1-19: Kenneth Lee Mitchell, 1970s-2006

1-20: Gary Schalles, 1980s

1-21: Bart Taylor, 2014

1-22: Colt Thomas, 1959-1992

1-23: Jess Wade, 2013

1-24: Glen Vigus, 2015

1-25: Brooke Woodruff, 1992

3/1: "Changelings," Galaxy Science Fiction. 36(3): 58-68. March 1975.

3/2: "Kin to Kaspar Hauser," Galaxy Science Fiction. 38(2): 59-75. April 1977.

3/3: "One Wing," (Part 1), Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact. 100(1): 12-64. January 1980.

3/4: "One Wing," (Part 2), Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact. 100(2): 48-99. February 1980.

3/5: "A Spaceship Built of Stone," Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine. 4(9): 53-69. September 1980.

3/6: "Treading the Maze," Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction. 61(5): 90-98. November 1981.

3/7: "Bone Flute, The," Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction. 60(5): 114-128. May 1981.

3/8: "Nest, The," Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction. 64(4): 87-105. April 1983.

3/9: "Children of the Centaur," Amazing Stories. 58(3): 80-106. September 1984

3/10: "No Regrets," Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction. 68(5): 73-92, 108. May 1985.

3/11: "Meeting the Muse," Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction. 90(4): 39-50. April 1996.

7/1: Lost Futures. New York: Dell/Abys, May 1992. 351 p. Mass market paperback.

7/2: Skin of the Soul, edited by Lisa Tuttle. New York: Pocket Books, October 1991. 270 p.

7/3: Lisa Tuttle Fan Website (Printed 7 June 2004) [24 p.]

7/4: "The Mysterious Q&A with Lisa Tuttle", by M. M. Hall. Dated 20 February 2003. [12 p.]

7/5: "A Cold Dish." Web posted story, SciFi.com. [18 p.] Posted 2000.

7/6: "Cure, The." Web posted reprint, Fantastic Metropolis, 20 February 2003.

7/7: "Wound, The." Web posted reprint, Fantastic Metropolis, 20 February 2003.

7/8: "Writing Together." Web article (Printed 8 June 2004.)

7/9: "Woman Waiting." Electronic reprint, Revolution Science Fiction, August 2003.

7/10: "And Torture One Poor Word Ten Thousand Ways: Lisa Tuttle Interviewed," by Paul Kincaid. Vector No. 121: 12-20. August 1984.

7/11: Ansible No. 27, July 1982. (Contains comment on Tuttle's refusal of the Nebula Award.)

7/12: "Shadow Zone: The Quick and the Dead, by Joy Williams", by Lisa Tuttle. Review, Washington Post Book World, November 19, 2000, p. 6.

7/13: "Ghosts of Everyday Life," by Melanie Fazi. Interview, Electric Light. (Printed 10 June 2004)

7/14: Miscellaneous items about Lisa Tuttle

9/1: Encyclopedia of Feminism drafts, manuscripts, etc., 1, (circa 1984-1986)

9/2: Encyclopedia of Feminism drafts, manuscripts, etc., 2, (circa 1984-1986)

9/3: Encyclopedia of Feminism drafts, manuscripts, etc., 3, (circa 1984-1986)

9/4: Encyclopedia of Feminism drafts, manuscripts, etc., 4, (circa 1984-1986)

10/1: Writing Science Fiction and Fantasy first draft, Undated.

10/2: Writing Science Fiction and Fantasy final draft, Undated.

10/3: Writing Science Fiction and Fantasy correspondence and miscellaneous, Undated.

10/4: Writing Science Fiction and Fantasy notes and correspondence, Undated.

10/5: Panther in Argyll, first draft, with revision request letter, Undated.

10/6: Panther in Argyll, revised final draft, Undated.

10/7: Panther in Argyll, cover art, notes, etc., Undated.

2/1: Austin Sun vol. 1 #4, with article by Howard Waldrop on science fiction in Texas and interview with Tuttle, November 7-13, 1974

2/2: Featherduster (Westlake High School, Austin, TX), with piece on science fiction featuring Tuttle, December 17, 1976

2/3: The Lancer (Mirabeau B. Lamar High School, Houston, TX), on which Tuttle worked and wrote for as a student, issues: September 8, 1967; September 28 - December 13, 1967

2/4: The Lancer (Mirabeau B. Lamar High School, Houston, TX), on which Tuttle worked and wrote for as a student, issues: January 18, 1968; February 15 - May 23, 1968; September 13, 1968; October 4 - November 17, 1968

2/5: The Lancer (Mirabeau B. Lamar High School, Houston, TX), on which Tuttle worked and wrote for as a student, issues: December 18, 1968 - May 24, 1969; October 23-31, 1969; December 16, 1969; February 5 - April 1, 1970

2/1: Collison research notes, Undated

2/2: Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra: A Memoir by James Fitzmaurice Kelly F.B.A., Oxford University Press, photocopy, pages 2-228, 1913

2/3: Antonio Pérez: "Spanish Traitor" by Gregorio Marañon; translated from the Spanish by Charles David Ley, photocopy, pages viii-382, 1954

2/4: Research translations commissioned by Collison, Undated

2/5: Vida ejemplar y heroica de Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra con mil documentos hasta ahora inéditos y numerosas ilustraciones y grabados de época by Luis Astrana Marin, Volume 3, published 1958.
Translated for research, commissioned by Collison.

2/6: Vida ejemplar y heroica de Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra con mil documentos hasta ahora inéditos y numerosas ilustraciones y grabados de época by Luis Astrana Marin, Volume 4, published 1958.
Translated for research, commissioned by Collison.

2/7: Vida ejemplar y heroica de Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra con mil documentos hasta ahora inéditos y numerosas ilustraciones y grabados de época by Luis Astrana Marin, Volume 5, published 1958.
Translated for research, commissioned by Collison.

2/8: Vida ejemplar y heroica de Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra con mil documentos hasta ahora inéditos y numerosas ilustraciones y grabados de época by Luis Astrana Marin, Volume 6, published 1958.
Translated for research, commissioned by Collison.

2/9: Vida ejemplar y heroica de Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra con mil documentos hasta ahora inéditos y numerosas ilustraciones y grabados de época by Luis Astrana Marin, Volume 7, published 1958.
Translated for research, commissioned by Collison.

2/10: Cervantes family history research by Collison 1490-1573, Undated

2/11: Cervantes family history research by Collison 1574-1607, Undated

2/12: Cervantes family history research by Collison 1607-1626, Undated

2/13: Collison’s correspondence with the Biblioteca Nacional de Madrid and Picture lists, 1971

1/1: Galley proofs [partial], January 1965

1/2: Galley proofs [partial], February 1965

1/3: Galley proofs [partial], March 1965

1/4: Galley proofs, April 1965

1/5: Galley proofs, August 1965

1/6: Galley proofs, additional fragments

1/1: Robert Heinlein to Melvin Korshak. March 25, 1945, re: book order for The Croquet Player by H. G. Wells. ALS, 1 leaf.

1/2: Robert Heinlein to Melvin Korshak. January 2, 1948, Western Union Telegram re: Methuselah's Children. 1 leaf.

1/3: Robert Heinlein to Erle Korshak. January 31, 1948, re: Methuselah's Children. TLS, 1 leaf.

1/4: Robert Heinlein to Erle Korshak. March 16, 1948, re: Methuselah's Children. TLS, 1 leaf.

1/5: Robert Heinlein to Erle Korshak. November 13, 1948, re: Salves of Sleep, Unknown, and Methuselah's Children. TLS, 1 leaf.

1/6: Robert Heinlein to Erle Korshak. December 14, 1948, re: Mr. Blassingame's proposal of writing a novelette. TL, 2 leaves.

1/7: Robert Heinlein to Erle Korshak. March 20, 1949, re: The Man Who Sold the Moon, Space Cadet, Blowups Happen, Roads Must Roll, Methuselah's Children. TLS, 4 leaves.

1/8: Robert Heinlein to Erle Korshak. April 11, 1949, re: Green Hills, The Long Watch. TLS, 2 leaves.

1/9: Legal Agreements between Robert Heinlein and Shasta for The Man Who Sold the Moon. April 11, 1949. 3 leaves.

1/10: Legal Agreement between Robert Heinlein and Shasta for The Green Hills of Earth. April 11, 1949. 3 leaves.

1/11: Robert Heinlein to Erle Korshak. April 25, 1949, re: The Man Who Sold the Moon, copyrights, novella. TLS, 1 leaf.

1/12: Robert Heinlein to Erle Korshak. May 1, 1949, re: tie ins, Hubbard contract. TLS, 1 leaf.

1/13: Robert Heinlein to Shasta Publishers. May 13, 1949, re: Scudder, removal of And He Built A Crooked House from The Man Who Sold The Moon. TLS, incomplete, leaves 2 and 3.

1/14: Robert Heinlein to Erle Korshak. May 18, 1949, re: not wanting Ray Bradbury to do a preface for Heinlein's book. TLS, 1 leaf.

1/15

• Sam Snetiker to Robert Heinlein. May 20, 1949, re: copyright of sentence. TLS, 1 leaf.
• Robert Heinlein to Erle or Ted. May 31, 1949, re: Blowups Happen, copyright of sentence, Operation: Moon. TLS, 1 leaf.

1/16: Robert Heinlein to Korshak. November 20, 1949, re: galleys, tie-ins, Delilah and the Space Rigger, Jerry Was A Man, dedication and Other Books By Heinlein. TLS, 1 leaf.

1/17

• Robert Heinlein to Melvin Korshak. December 4, 1947, re: publishing Heinlein's books. TLS, 1 postcard.
• Change of Address card, dated November 8, 1949.
• Robert Heinlein to Erle Korshak. December 4, 1948, re: Check List of Fantastic Literature, Bleiler inscription. TLS, 1 postcard.

1/18

• Robert Heinlein to Erle Korshak. February 27, 1949, re: new novelette. TLS, 1 postcard.
• Robert Heinlein to Erle Korshak. March 15, 1949, re: The Man Who Sold the Moon. TLS, 1 postcard.

1/19

• Robert Heinlein to Erle Korshak. April 2, 1949, re: contract. TLS, 1 postcard.
• Robert Heinlein to Erle Korshak. July 10, 1949, re: The Man Who Sold The Moon. TLS, 1 postcard.
• Robert Heinlein to Erle Korshak. September 27, 1949, re: World Below. TLS, 1 postcard.

1/20: Robert Heinlein to Erle Korshak. No date, re: Slaves of Sleep, postponing Methuselah's Children, The Man Who Traveled With Elephants. TLS, incomplete, leaves 3-5.

1/21: Robert Heinlein to Ted Dikty. January 13, 1950, re: The Man Who Sold The Moon, deadlines. TLS, 1 leaf.

1/22: Ted Dikty to Robert Heinlein. January 14, 1950, re: The Man Who Sold The Moon. TLS, 2 leaves, signed carbon copies.

1/23: Robert Heinlein to Erle and Ted. February 6, 1950, re: Erle & Ted confirming extension of contract, publication date and comments about other rights & interests available. TL, 1 leaf.

1/24

• Robert Heinlein to Shasta. January 16, 1950, re: delays. Western Union Telegram, 1 leaf.
• Robert Heinlein to Shasta. February 20, 1950, re: dust jacket changes. Western Union Telegram, 1 leaf.

1/25

• Robert Heinlein to Erle Korshak. December 9, 1949, re: non approval of picture in frontispiece. TLS, 1 postcard.
• Robert Heinlein to Erle Korshak. January 2, 1950, re: proofs on end papers and front material. TLS, 1 postcard.
• Change of Address form, dated February 27, 1950.

1/26

• Robert Heinlein to Erle Korshak. March 11, 1950, re: likes and dislikes of Shasta's job on The Man Who Sold The Moon. TLS, 3 leaves.
• Robert Heinlein to Shasta. May 15, 1950, re: requesting Methuselah's Children manuscript be sent to him. Western Union Telegram, 1 leaf.

1/27: Robert Heinlein to Erle Korshak. August 5, 1950, re: instructions about New American Library's contract for pocketbook publication of The Man Who Sold The Moon. TLS, 1 leaf.

1/28: Legal Agreement from New American Library of World Literature, Inc. for The Man Who Sold The Moon. August 18, 1950. 6 leaves.

1/29: Ted Dikty to Robert Heinlein. January 5, 1951, re: possible tie-ins for The Green Hills of Earth and other editing matters. TLS, 1 leaf.

1/30: Robert Heinlein to Ted Dikty. January 10, 1951, re: Heinlein expresses his displeasure with Shasta's actions regarding a manuscript. TLS, 1 leaf.

1/31

• Heinlein's list of complaints about Shasta. Typed, 2 leaves, carbon copies.
• Erle Korshak to Robert Heinlein. March 19, 1951, re: galleys for The Green Hills of Earth. TLS, 1 postcard.
• Receipt for Registered Article. March 19, 1951. 1 card.
• Return Receipt from Postmaster. March 22, 1951. 1 card.

1/32: Erle Korshak to Robert Heinlein. February 20, 1951, re: blank autograph sheets to sign. TLS, 1 leaf, signed carbon copy.

1/33: Erle Korshak to Robert Heinlein. February 23, 1951, re: returning lost manuscript. TLS, 1 leaf.

1/34: Robert Heinlein to E. M. Korshak. February 25, 1951, re: mentioning errors to be corrected before signing end papers. TLS, 1 leaf.

1/35

• Virginia Heinlein to E. M. Korshak. March 23, 1951, re: Heinlein's galley proofs and master manuscripts. TLS, 1 leaf.
• Registered Receipt
• Return Receipt.

1/36: Robert Heinlein to E. M. Peterson. March 27, 1951, re: copy of letter to Chicago Public Library giving free Braille rights for The Man Who Sold The Moon. TL, 1 leaf, carbon copy.

1/37: Erle Korshak to Robert Heinlein. April 5, 1951, re: recent publisher/author business. TL, 2 leaves, signed carbon copies.

1/38: Robert Heinlein to Erle Korshak. April 7, 1951, re: expressing facts and feelings regarding their business relationship. TLS, 3 leaves.

1/39: Ted Dikty to Robert Heinlein. April 11, 1951, re: the chart in The Green Hills of Earth. TLS, 2 leaves.

1/40

• Robert Heinlein to Shasta. April 10, 1951, re: requesting six copies of The Man Who Sold The Moon. TLS, 1 postcard.
• Erle Korshak to Robert Heinlein. April 13, 1951, re: changes in cloth binding. TLS, ½ leaf.

1/41: Robert Heinlein to Erle Korshak. April 15, 1951, re: discussing grievances against Shasta. TLS, 5 leaves.

1/42: Robert Heinlein to Ted Dikty. April 16, 1951, re: the anthology and continued misprints. TLS, 1 leaf.

1/43: Legal Agreement between Heinlein and Shasta for The Green Hills of Earth. June 5, 1951.

1/44: Robert Heinlein to Erle Korshak. June 22, 1951, re: advance for trade publication. TLS, 1 leaf.

1/45: Robert Heinlein to Shasta. August 13, 1951, re: concerning an illegally published story. TLS, 1 leaf.

1/46

• Erle Korshak to Robert Heinlein. August 16, 1951, re: supporting their contractual actions with Mr. Ernst, a legal authority in the publishing world. TL, 3 leaves, signed carbon copies.
• Ted Dikty to Robert Heinlein. October 27, 1951, re: royalties and 2nd editions. TL, 1 leaf, signed carbon copy.

1/47

• Robert Heinlein to Shasta. April 5, 1951, re: publisher requesting copies of The Green Hills of Earth. ALS, 1 postcard.
• Robert Heinlein to Ted Dikty. October 28, 1952, re: more copies of anthologies to be sent. ALS, 1 postcard.

1/48: Robert Heinlein to Shasta. October 10, 1952, re: check for New American Library Edition of The Man Who Sold The Moon. TLS, 1 leaf.

1/49: Robert Heinlein to M.S. Dollens. October 28, 1952, re: referring him to Ned Brown, Heinlein's motion picture agent, The Man Who Sold The Moon, Requiem. TL, 1 leaf, carbon copy.

1/50: Ted Dikty to Robert Heinlein. October 30, 1952, re: Heinlein in receipt of his October 28 note. TL, 1 leaf, signed carbon copy.

1/51: Robert Heinlein to Shasta. November 4, 1952, re: Shasta Publishers complaining of their breach of contract by changing royalty percentages on amount of copies sold. TLS, 2 leaves.

1/52: Ted Dikty to Robert Heinlein. January 3, 1953, re: reporting that the author's allegations are being considered by Shasta's attorneys. TL, 1 leaf, signed carbon copy.

1/53: Robert Heinlein to Ted Dikty. March 20, 1953, re: discussing a past due bill notice received & the error to be corrected by using the usual author royalty account. TLS, 1 leaf.

1/54: Robert Heinlein to Shasta. April 21, 1953, re: check for NAL reprint. TLS, 1 leaf.

1/55: Ted Dikty to Robert Heinlein. April 28, 1953, re: Heinlein in response to his letters of March 20 & April 21. TLS, 1 leaf.

1/56: Robert Heinlein to T. E. Dikty. May 3, 1953, re: Dikty (w/ another check) requesting details for the Australian use of Life-Line by Shasta's agents. TLS, 1 leaf.

1/57: Robert Heinlein to Shasta. May 13, 1953, re: diminishing royalties, motion picture rights, and correcting dust jackets. TLS, 2 leaves.

1/58

• Ted Dikty to Robert Heinlein. May 21, 1953, re: receipt of May 3 and May 13 Heinlein letters. TL, 1 leaf, signed carbon copy.
• Ted Dikty to Robert Heinlein. June 18, 1953, re: a new contract composed by Erle & Heinlein. TL, 1 leaf, signed carbon copy.

1/59: Legal Agreement re: The Man Who Sold The Moon. June 17, 1953. TLS, 2 leaves.

1/60: Robert Heinlein to Ted Dikty. June 18, 1953, re: contract, check. TLS, 1 leaf.

1/61: Robert Heinlein to Shasta. June 26, 1953, re: a rewrite of If This Goes On. TLS, 1 postcard.

1/62: Ted Dikty to Robert Heinlein. June 27, 1953, re: commenting in response to Heinlein's June 18 and June 26 correspondence. TL, 1 leaf, signed carbon copy.

1/1: "Western Heritage Wrangler Award" bronze sculpture by C. M. Russell. Awarded to Jeff Dykes for his book Fifty Great Western Illustrators.

1/2: "My Baby" bronze sculpture by Cecilia Rigdon (horse and colt)

1/3: "Outlaw" bronze sculpture by Tom Knapp (standing outlaw)

1/4: "The Sargent" bronze sculpture by Frederic Remington (small bust of cavalry officer)

7/1: Personal correspondence, Correspondence concerning Look to the River and a radio review of Owens by literary critic Evelyn Oppenheimer. Also includes a letter from Mrs. David Rockefeller concerning the Texas Research Foundation. March 1963

7/2: Personal correspondence, Correspondence to Owens regarding Summer Sessions and affairs at Columbia, letters discussing Look to the River and Owens' appearance on Evelyn Oppenheimer's radio program. Includes a letter concerning Roy Bedichek's letters. April 1963

7/3: Personal correspondence, Includes letters discussing Look to the River and the By Laws of the Department of English and Comparative Literature of Columbia University. May 1963

7/4: Personal correspondence, Correspondence concerning affairs at Columbia as well as books by Owens. June - July 1963

7/5: Personal correspondence, Letters referring to Look to the River, Owens' work on the oil industry, Texas Folk Songs, speaking engagements by Owens, and the Owens vs. Fawcett case. August - October 1963

7/6: Personal correspondence, Correspondence dealing with Slave Mutiny, Look to the Earth, Owens' work on his autobiography, and speaking engagements by Owens. Also contains a letter from the Houston Chronicle concerning a series on Texas authors. November - December 1963

7/7: Personal correspondence, Correspondence concerning Look to the River, Owens vs. Fawcett, and history of the oil industry. January - February 1964

7/8: Personal correspondence, Letters regarding Owens' Philippines novel - The Caves of Arayat, correspondence concerning speaking engagements by Owens. March 1964

7/9: Personal correspondence, Correspondence regarding speaking engagements by Owens, the "Oral History of Texas Oil Pioneers", and Owens' books including Look to the River, The Caves of Arayat, and Books and a Boy. April - June 1964

7/10: Personal correspondence, Letters and information dealing with Owens' participation in the National Association of Summer Session Directors with NASA. Also contains correspondence with Texas A & M University concerning graduate lectures by Owens. July - August 1964

7/11: Personal correspondence, Contains newspaper clippings about Dobie's death, correspondence discussing "Oral History of Texas Oil Pioneers", and letters concerning summer sessions at Columbia. September 1964

7/12: Personal correspondence, Correspondence discussing Texas Folk Songs and other books by Owens. Also includes letters concerning graduate lectures by Owens at Texas A & M University. October - November 1964

7/13: Personal correspondence, Correspondence concerning Owens' graduate lecture at Texas A & M University and his participation in the "Carnival of Books" radio program regarding Look to the River. January 1965

7/14: Personal correspondence, Correspondence discussing speaking engagements in Texas by Owens, newspaper clippings concerning J. Frank Dobie, and correspondence regarding Owens' work on the Bedichek papers. February 1 - February 9, 1964

7/15: Personal correspondence, Correspondence concerning the "Carnival of Books" program and Look to the River, the Bedichek papers, speaking engagements by Owens. February 10 - February 26, 1965

7/16: Personal correspondence, Correspondence concerning speaking engagements by Owens - includes letters discussing a lecture about Bedichek and his works at the University of Texas, letters from Mrs. Roy Bedichek and Mody Boatright. Other letters referring to an article by Owens on the Big Thicket for the Texas Folklore Society. March 1965

7/17: Personal correspondence, Correspondence concerning Owens' talk on Roy Bedichek and his work on Bedichek's letters - includes letter from Mrs. Bedichek. Additional correspondence deals with the "Carnival of Books" program, Owens' lecture at Texas A & M University, and The Caves of Arayat. April 1965

7/18: Personal correspondence, Letters discussing Roy Bedichek's papers and Swing and Turn. Also includes a letter from Mody Boatright discussing his new book. May 1965

7/19: Personal correspondence, Correspondence concerning the Texas Folklore Society and the "Carnival of Books" program on Look to the River. June - July 1965

7/20: Personal correspondence, Includes a letter from Mody Boatright mentioning his new book and the oil history book that he and Owens co-authored. August - October 1965

7/21: Personal correspondence, Correspondence concerning articles that Owens contributed to Three Men - a book about Dobie, Bedichek, and Webb, and the Big Thicket. Also includes letters discussing the Bedichek letters and Oral History of Texas Oil Pioneers. November 1965.

7/22: Personal correspondence, Letter concerning Slave Mutiny. December - circa 1965

7/23: Personal correspondence, Correspondence concerning Owens' books including This Stubborn Soil, Fever in the Earth, and Tales From the Derrick Floor by Owens and Boatright. January 1966

7/24: Personal correspondence, Correspondence concerning Owens' support of the Spindletop Museum in Beaumont, Texas, a proposed revision of Swing and Turn, Three Men and the Bedichek letters, Tales from the Big Thicket, This Stubborn Soil, and the "Carnival of Books" program concerning Look to the River. Includes a short letter from Boatright and a letter discussing affairs at Columbia concerning a committee of which Owens was a member. February 1966

7/25: Personal correspondence, Correspondence regarding affairs at Columbia University, Owens' autobiography (This Stubborn Soil), and the Spindletop Museum. March 1966

7/26: Personal correspondence, Correspondence concerning Roy Bedichek's letters, This Stubborn Soil, Tales From the Derrick Floor, Owens' plans for the revision of Swing and Turn, and The Starting Point, a fiction anthology, which Owens criticized. Also contains letters dealing with affairs at Columbia University. April - May 1966

7/27: Personal correspondence, Correspondence concerning This Stubborn Soil and affairs at Columbia University. June - August 1966

10/1: Personal correspondence, Correspondence concerning books and other writings by Owens and a broadcast from Columbia by Owens. circa 1960's

10/2: Personal correspondence, Letters concerning lectures by Owens including a lecture series at Texas A & M University, Owens' books, and John Steinbeck's letters given to Columbia by Annie Laurie Williams, drama and movie literary agent. January 1970

10/3: Personal correspondence, Correspondence regarding the appointment of Owens as an Admiral in the Texas Navy by Governor Preston Smith, and the Apollo Achievement Award given to Owens from NASA. February 1970

10/4: Personal correspondence, Correspondence concerning Owens' books, guest appearances by Owens, and affairs at Columbia. March 1970

10/5: Personal correspondence, Correspondence concerning books and appearances by Owens, affairs at Columbia, and Maurice Crain's death. April 1970

10/6: Personal correspondence, Correspondence regarding lectures and books by Owens, Owens' work on an article about drama agent Annie Laurie Williams and John Steinbeck, and Maurice Crain's death. May 1970

10/7: Personal correspondence, Letters concerning the article on Annie Laurie Williams including a letter from Mrs. John Steinbeck, letters discussing books and lectures by Owens, a letter and information on the Spindletop Museum. Also contains correspondence about a possible copyright infringement of Black Mutiny. June 1970

10/8: Personal correspondence, Correspondence discussing books and the Williams article, speaking engagements by Owens, and affairs at Columbia. July 1970

10/9: Personal correspondence, Correspondence concerning lectures by Owens, Owens' work with NASA space center, books by Owens, Owens' selection as a member of the Philosophical Society of Texas, and Mody Boatright's death. August 1970

10/10: Personal correspondence, Correspondence referring to books and lectures in Texas by Owens primarily concerning Tales From the Derrick Floor. Also contains correspondence relating to the death of Mody Boatright. September 1970.

10/11: Personal correspondence, Letters concerning Texas lectures and writings by Owens, the National Humanities Series in which Owens participated, Steinbeck's letters donated to Columbia by Annie Laurie Williams, and the oral history of oil pioneers. October 1 - October 14, 1970

10/12: Personal correspondence, Correspondence concerning the oral history of oil pioneers, of Texas, affairs at Columbia, books by Owens, Steinbeck's letters, and the National Humanities Series. October 15 - October 30, 1970.

10/13: Personal correspondence, Correspondence concerning the oral history of oil pioneers, Owens' books, lectures by Owens, the filming of Black Mutiny, the National Humanities Series, and schools in Lamar County, Texas where Owens grew up. November 1970

10/14: Personal correspondence, Correspondence concerning Lamar County, Texas Schools. Also contains information about Alfred Wilkes, a writer who was helped by Owens. December 1970

10/15: Personal correspondence, Correspondence concerning honorary societies to which Owens belonged - Phi Beta Kappa and the Philosophical Society of Texas, and Three Friends circa 1970