14/1: "The Familiar Spirit" (original story) manuscripts, 44 sheets, with letter from Charles Grant, with comments and revision suggestions. Author's note on the original folder: "This is the original version (1979) of "Familiar Spirit" - as a short story. The letter is from Charles Grant (I'd sent him the story as a submission to one of his Shadows anthologies in 1979) and is what inspired me to expand the story into a novel. Lisa Tuttle, 13 April 2005."

14/2: Familiar Spirit first draft, edited manuscript, p. [1]-100, 1979-1980

14/3: Familiar Spirit first draft, edited manuscript, p. 101-216, 1979-1980

14/4: Familiar Spirit second draft, edited manuscript, p. 1-115, June 27, 1980

14/5: Familiar Spirit second draft, edited manuscript, p. 116-228, June 27, 1980

14/6: A Spaceship Built of Stone edited manuscripts, 25 sheets, with Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine cover sheet for typesetting, 1980.

14/7: "Cassandra, Singing", Procrastination No. 13: 9-11, 1977.

14/8: "My Secret Place", Ash-Wing, No. 4: 22, September 1969.

14/9: "Censorship", Badmouth (Fanzine), p. 5-7. Undated.

14/10: "True Confessions From the Fevered Brain of Lisa Tuttle", Mathom No. 4: 2. March 1970. (Fanzine, Lisa Tuttle, Editor.)

14/11: "At the Zoo", Tomorrow And… No. 5: 17-19, 1971.

14/12: "At the Zoo", Tomorrow And… No. 6: 12-13. (2 copies), 1971.

14/13: "True", Exile No. 6: 17-18, August 1969.

14/14: "Moving In", Sumermorn No.1: 18-25, Spring 1979.

14/15: "Life's Visions", The Gostak, p. 5-6, 1969.

14/16: "Why I Don't Live in a Men's Dorm, or, Those Nights of Collating", Lizard Inn, No. 2: 3-4, November 1971.

14/17: "In the Shadows, Waiting", Union (Syracuse University) 2(3): [4-7],

14/18: "A Piece of Rope", Shayol No. 1: 15-18, November 1977.

This collection contains documents from the Student Government Association (SGA) including bills, constitutions, agendas and minutes of specific committees and councils, and much more regarding the university's government system.

Most of the documents consist of primary sources that were either handwritten or typed. The collection is mostly made up of agendas, minutes, bills, and correspondence of various A&M student committees and councils. There are a few documents on various university programs and issues that occurred between the 1970s and early 1990s. The entire collection covers the time period from the late 1960s to the early 1990s respectively. These documents only address Texas A&M ventures and concerns regarding the student system.

The collection also includes various traditional events (i.e. Muster) and important people (i.e. Dr. Koldus) that was a result of or contributed to Texas A&M's Student Government.

1/1: Correspondence and telegrams regarding the appointment of Trotter as Head of the Agronomy Department at Texas A&M. July - September 1936

1/2: Bills for Trotter's household move from Missouri to College Station. September 1936 - June 1937

1/3: Intercollegiate Crops Contest Coach and Team Report. 1936

1/4: Course outlines and papers pertaining to the training of Agricultural Extension workers in Texas. 1937-1938; Undated

1/5: Correspondence regarding summer cooperative training for Agricultural Extension workers. December 1938 - March 1939

1/6: Correspondence about the Summer Cotton School. 1937; April 1943 - April 1944

1/7: Correspondence regarding the history of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service. 1938; July - August 1949

1/8: General Personal Correspondence. November 1925 - October 1931; December 1935

1/9: General Personal Correspondence. 1936-1937

1/10: General Personal Correspondence. 1938-1941

1/11: General Personal Correspondence. 1942-1943

1/12: General Personal Correspondence. 1944

1/13: General Personal Correspondence. 1945-1949

1/14: General Personal Correspondence. 1950-1951; 1956-1957; 1959-1961

1/15: General Personal Correspondence. 1964-1965

1/16: General Personal Correspondence. 1966-1968; Undated
-Includes Constitution and Bylaws of the Knife & Fork Club of Bryan-College Station (adopted March 15, 1966).

1/17: Correspondence regarding Rural Church conferences and programs. 1940; 1944-1946

Box/Folder
8/1: Copyright Laws. 1977

8/2: COSGA. 1986-1988 (1 of 2)

8/3: COSGA. 1988-1989 (2 of 2)

8/4: External Affairs - David Collins. 1979-1980

8/5: External Affairs. 1986-1988

8/6: Faculty Newsletter. 1981

8/7: Financial Position. 1987, undated

8/8: Floor Plans. 1992

8/9: Former Student Teaching Awards. 1981, undated

8/10: Freshman Programs. 1986-1989, undated

8/11: Higher Education. 1990-1992

8/12: Iceboxes. 1971

8/13: Important Financial Information. 1993, undated

8/14: Info and Distribution. 1989-1990

8/15: Internal Affairs. 1987-1988

8/16: Ken Johnson (Receipts). 1981

8/17: Koriyama, Japan. 1989-1990

8/18: Loans. 1969-1971

8/19: Policy and Procedures Originals. 1987, undated

8/20: President's Schedule. 1988, 1992-1993

8/21: Publish or Perish. 1985

8/22: Recycling Survey. 1992

8/23: Reports to Response. 1985

8/24: Requests. 1968

8/25: Resolutions. 1970-1971

8/26: Rules and Regs - Julie Spinn. 1977-1978

8/27: Security of Awareness. 1988-1991

8/28: Student Fee Allocation. 1969-1972

8/29: Student Finance Center Policies. 1992-1993

8/30: Student Government Control and Schedule Forms. Undated

8/31: Student Government Discounts. Undated

8/32: Student Insurance. 1970, undated

8/33: Student Liaison. 1993

8/34: Student Program Report. 1979

8/35: Student Publications. 1970-1971

8/36: Student Publications Board Minutes and Financial Records. 1980-1981

8/37: Tax Exempt. 1993

8/38: Texas A&M 8th in Research Spending. 1992

8/39: Texas A&M Idea Exchange Conference. Undated

8/40: Texas Alumni Magazine. Undated

8/41: Texas State Student Association. 1986-1987

8/42: The Texas Aggie. 1989

8/43: United States Military Academy. 1989

8/44: Volunteers from the Network of University Professors. 1988-1989

8/45: Wadley Reserve Account Statements. 1987

8/46: Women's Housing. 1971

8/47: Dormitories, Correspondence and Clippings. January 13, 1977 - January 1978

8/48: Student Government Certificate (Oversize). April 8, 1982

Box/Folder
7/25: A Woman's Guide to Federal Laws Concerning Sex Discrimination. 1980

7/26: ABC Theatre Tickets. 1975-1977

7/27: Academic Program Evaluation. 1981, undated

7/28: Activity Cards. 1976-1977, 1980

7/29: Administrative Compensation Policies. 1993

7/30: Advertising and Publicity Committee. 1977

7/31: Back to the Basics. 1991

7/32: Battalion Articles. 1981-1982, 1992

7/33: Biographical Sketch - Ronnie Kapavik. 1980

7/34: Blood Request Forms. 1976-1977

7/35: Budget. 1970-1972

7/36: Census and Research. 1983-1985, 1990

7/37: Cleaners. 1970

7/38: College of Liberal Arts Faculty Meeting. 1981

7/39: Communications - Dwanye Adleson. Undated

7/40: Comptroller. 1987-1988, undated

7/41: Constitutional Revisions Commission. 1974-1976

7/42: Cooperatives. 1971-1972, 1975-1978

Box/Folder
7/1: Blood Drive. 1968-1971, 1987-1988

7/2: Bookmart. 1975, 1977-1978

7/3: Campus Chest. 1968, 1970

7/4: Campus Computing Resources. 1989-1992 (1 of 2)

7/5: Campus Computing Resources. 1990-1992 (2 of 2)

7/6: Capital Tire Sale. 1977, undated

7/7: Car Rental. Undated

7/8: CCF - Clara and Clyde. 1968-1970

7/9: Clayton Appreciation Dinner. 1980

7/10: Efficiency and Cost Saving Measures. July 1992

7/11: Finals and Commencement. 1988

7/12: Health Center. 1989-1990

7/13: Hirshfield House. 1992, undated

7/14: Institutional Self-Study Program. 1981

7/15: Multiple Missions at Texas A&M University. 1990-1991

7/16: MSC Welcome Back Picnic. 1979-1980

7/17: Muster. 1970-1972, 1976-1977 (1 of 2)

7/18: Muster. 1986-1989 (2 of 2)

7/19: Parent's Weekend. 1971-1972, 1987-1988

7/20: Silver Taps. 1992

7/21: Student Advising and Counseling. 1989-1990

7/22: Student Government Discount Ticket Program. 1978-1979

7/23: University Center Expansion. 1985-1987, 1989-1991, undated

7/24: World University Service. 1968-1970

Box/Folder
6/37: Academic Counseling. 1976

6/38: Alcohol Awareness Week. 1989-1990

6/39: Big Event. 1987-1988, 1992-1993

Box/Folder
6/36: Academic Concerns. 1983, 1988-1991

Box/Folder
6/33: Community on Black Issues. 1990-1992

6/34: Aggie Culture. 1989-1992

6/35: Minority Recruitment. 1985, 1991

Box/Folder
6/1: Student Senate Agendas and Minutes. 1971-1972 (1 of 2)

6/2: Student Senate Agendas and Minutes. 1984-1989 (2 of 2)

6/3: Student Senate Papers. 1969-1982 (1 of 3)

6/4: Student Senate Papers. 1970-1971, 1975, 1977-1978, 1980, 1982, 1984-1985

6/5: Student Senate Papers. 1971-1985 (3 of 3)

6/6: 1994 Vice President. 1990-1991

6/7: 1995 Secretary. 1992-1993

6/8: Dr. Carolyn Adair. 1993, undated

6/9: Marcia Arnold. 1992

6/10: Zack Barcevak. 1992-1993

6/11: Jeff Bissey - Executive Vice President. 1981-1982

6/12: Jenni Briscoe. Undated

6/13: Melissa Cosper - Vice President for External Affairs. 1981, undated

6/14: Tracy Cox - Vice President of Finance. 1980-1981

6/15: George Crowson - Elections Commissioner. 1981

6/16: Lilli Dollinger - Communications Director. 1981, undated

6/17: Mark Hackfeld - Assistant Comptroller. 1981-1982

6/18: Greg Hood - Judicial Board Chairman. 1981, undated

6/19: Jerry Hooton. 1992-1993

6/20: Ken Johnson - Student Body President. 1981-1983, undated

6/21: Chris Langford - Vice President for Student Services. 1981, undated

6/22: Eric Langford - Vice President for Student Services. 1980-1981

6/23: Kathleen Miller - Academic Affairs. 1981

6/24: Tricia Newton - Executive Assistant. Undated

6/25: Ellen Perone. Undated

6/26: Dr. Powell. 1992

6/27: Jim Pratt - Director of Information. 1980-1981

6/28: Terry Smith - Vice President of Finance. 1981-1983

6/29: Sue Vito - Program Coordinator. 1981, undated

6/30: Dina Villareal - Comptroller. 1981-1982

6/31: Julie Walshak - University Committee Coordinator. 1981-1982

6/32: Vicki Younger - Freshman Programs Coordinator. 1980-1982

Box/Folder
5/1: Executive Branch Agendas. 1992-1993, undated

5/2: Freshman Programs. 1987-1988

5/3: Inauguration Committee. 1977

5/4: Constituency Workshops. 1980-1981

5/5: Miscellaneous Student Senate. 1971-1972, undated

5/6: Operation Chair. 1992-1993

5/7: Other Student Addresses. Undated

5/8: President's File. 1971-1972

5/9: Proxies for Student Senate. 1971-1972

5/10: Senate Architecture. 1991-1992

5/11: Senate Bills. 1975-1978 (1 of 4)

5/12: Senate Bills. 1977-1979 (2 of 4)

5/13: Senate Bills. 1978-1981 (3 of 4)

5/14: Senate Bills. 1984-1985, 1987 (4 of 4)

5/15: Senate Packets. 1973-1976 (1 of 5)

5/16: Senate Packets. 1977-1978 (2 of 5)

5/17: Senate Packets. 1978-1980 (3 of 5)

5/18: Senate Packets. 1980-1981 (4 of 5)

5/19: Senate Packets. 1981-1986 (5 of 5)

5/20: Status of Senate Proposals. 1972

5/21: Student Government Records. 1981-1982

Box/Folder
4/32: Absentees for Student Senate. 1971-1972

4/33: Club Directory for Student Senate. 1970-1972, undated

4/34: Constitution for the Student Body. 1958-1960, 1964-1965, 1969, 1971-1972, undated

4/35: Executive Aides for Student Senate. 1972, undated

4/36: Executive Branch. 1985-1988

Box/Folder
4/27: Students' Rights and Responsibilities. Undated

4/28: Student Handbook. 1982-1985

4/29: Student Senate Handbook. 1986-1989

4/30: Revisions to the A&M Constitution. 1966-1970 (1 of 2)

4/31: Revisions to the A&M Constitution. 1958, 1965, 1967-1969, 1984, 1986-1987 (2 of 2)

Box/Folder
4/25: Enrollment Statistics. 1975-1977 (1 of 2)

4/26: Enrollment Statistics. 1979-1982, 1992 (2 of 2)

Box/Folder
4/22: Dr. Jarvis E. Miller. Undated

4/23: Senator "Wild" Bill Price. 1981

4/24: Speaker of the Senate - Jeff Anthony. 1980-1982, undated

Box/Folder
4/19: Fireman's Training Academy. 1975, undated

4/20: Railroad Reconstruction. 1980

4/21: Food Service. 1991-1992, undated

Box/Folder
4/1: Student Government Financial Reports. 1979 (4 of 7)

4/2: Student Government Financial Reports. 1980 (5 of 7)

4/3: Student Government Financial Reports. 1981 (6 of 7)

4/4: Student Government Financial Reports. 1982 (7 of 7)

4/5: RESTRICTED Student Government Deposit Slips, RESTRICTED. 1987

4/6: Student Government Account Balances. 1986-1987

4/7: Student Government Statement of Expenditures. Undated

4/8: Student Government Statement of Expenditures. 1984-1988

4/9: Student Finance Committee Members. 1987

4/10: Student Government Charge List. Undated

4/11: Student Government Financial Records. 1982-1985

4/12: Student Government Budget Summaries. 1982-1984 (1 of 2)

4/13: Student Government Budget Summaries. 1987 (2 of 2)

4/14: Budget Request Questions. 1987, undated

4/15: Financial Correspondence. 1986 (1 of 2)

4/16: Financial Correspondence. 1987-1988 (2 of 2)

4/17: List of Banks in the BCS Area. 1984-1985

4/18: Student Government Budget Summaries. 1986

Box/Folder
3/32: Student Government Financial Reports. 1976 (1 of 7)

3/33: Student Government Financial Reports. 1977 (2 of 7)

3/34: Student Government Financial Reports. 1978 (3 of 7)

Box/Folder
3/12: Environmental Safety and Health Committee Correspondence. 1991-1992

3/13: Banquet Committee Correspondence. 1986-1988

3/14: University Police Correspondence. 1971

3/15: Incoming Correspondence. 1977

3/16: Election Commission Correspondence. 1986-1987

3/17: Election Commission Correspondence. 1987

3/18: Comptroller Correspondence. 1986-1987

3/19: Executive Branch Correspondence. 1987-1988

3/20: Parent's Weekend Correspondence. 1987-1988

3/21: Steve Beller Correspondence. 1992-1993

3/22: Outgoing Correspondence. 1992-1993

3/23: President's Art Council Correspondence. 1993

3/24: Approach 13-30 Corporation Correspondence. 1974, 1976-1980

3/25: Miscellaneous Correspondence. 1970-1971 (1 of 3)

3/26: Miscellaneous Correspondence. 1971-1972 (2 of 3)

3/27: Miscellaneous Correspondence. 1981-1993 (3 of 3)

3/28: Dr. Koldus's Correspondence. 1979-1981

3/29: Personal Correspondence from the Office of John Sharpe. 1971-1972 (1 of 2)

3/30: Personal Correspondence from the Office of John Sharpe. 1971-1972 (2 of 2)

3/31: President's Office Correspondence. 1980-1981

Box/Folder
3/1: Executive Committee Agenda and Minutes. 1975-1978

3/2: Judicial Board Agendas and Correspondence. 1977-1978

3/3: Residence Hall Association Agendas and Minutes. 1981-1982

3/4: Residence Hall Association Correspondence. 1981

3/5: Residence Hall Association General Information. 1981

3/6: Member Lists. 1981, undated

3/7: Chancellor's Student Advisory Board Agendas and Members Lists. 1987-1988

3/8: Election Commission Candidate Lists. Undated

3/9: Election Commission Election General Information. 1985-1987

3/10: Election Commission Election Related Forms and Flyers. 1986, undated

3/11: Election Commission Statistics. 1986

Box/Folder
2/1: High School Public Relations and Recruitment Committee Info. 1986-1988

2/2: Judicial Board Information. 1986-1988, undated

2/3: Charter Revisions Committee. 1967, 1975-1976

2/4: Bookstore Advisory Committee Correspondence. 1975-1976

2/5: College Board Information. 1977

2/6: Athletic Council Agenda and Correspondence. 1981-1982

2/7: Building Study Committee Agendas and Correspondence. 1980

2/8: Traditions Council Agendas and Correspondence. Undated

2/9: Concession Committee Correspondence. 1976-1978

2/10: Executive Committee Flyers and Information. 1991, undated

2/11: Executive Committee Member Information. 1970, 1991, undated

2/12: Executive Committee Correspondence. 1991

2/13: Executive Committee Agendas and Minutes. 1971-1972, 1983, 1986, 1989-1992

2/14: External Affairs Committee. 1981

2/15: President Advisory Council Agendas, Minutes, and Member Lists. 1969, 1971, undated

2/16: President Advisory Council Correspondence. 1971-1972

2/17: Board of Regents Members Lists. Undated

2/18: Board of Regents Correspondence. 1981

2/19: Board of Regents Agendas and Minutes. 1981

2/20: Board of Regents Meeting Information. May 1992

2/21: Board of Regents Meeting Information. July 1992

2/22: Board of Regents Meeting Information. September 1992

2/23: Board of Regents Meeting Information. 1990

2/24: Board of Regents Meeting Information. 1988

2/25: Board of Regents Art Council Member and Donor List. 1989

2/26: Board of Regents Art Council Financial Records. Undated

2/27: Board of Regents Art Council Policies. 1984

2/28: Board of Regents Art Council Agendas and Minutes. 1985, 1989

2/29: Board of Regents Art Council Event Program. 1989

2/30: Board of Regents Art Council Correspondence. 1988, 1990, 1992

2/31: Executive Council Agendas. 1993

2/32: Executive Council Correspondence. 1991-1993

2/33: Environmental Issues Committee Events. 1992

2/34: Environmental Issues Committee Flyers and Newspaper Articles. 1991-1992

2/35: Environmental Issues Committee Correspondence. 1990, 1992

2/36: Sims Advisory Council Statistics. 1985-1987, 1990

2/37: Sims Advisory Council Members List and Numbers. 1989

2/38: Sims Advisory Council Agendas and Minutes. 1986-1987, 1991-1993

2/39: Sims Advisory Council Correspondence. 1986, 1992-1994

2/40: Association of Former Students Leadership Information. 1981

2/41: Association of Former Students Fish Camp Information. 1992

2/42: Association of Former Students Correspondence. 1992-1993

2/43: Student Activities Committee University Areas of Operation. 1993

2/44: Student Activities Committee Campus Club List. Undated

2/45: RESTRICTED Student Activities Committee Member and Interview List, RESTRICTED. 1992-1993

2/46: Library Council Correspondence. 1990-1991

2/47: Library Council Membership List. Undated

2/48: Library Council Agendas and Minutes. 1980, 1988

2/49: Southwest Conference Sportsmanship Committee Correspondence. 1982

2/50: Agricultural Development Council Agendas and Minutes. 1981

2/51: Agricultural Development Council Student Statistics. 1981

2/52: College of Agriculture Council Membership List. Undated

2/53: College of Agriculture Council Correspondence. 1981

2/54: University Committee Guide. Undated

2/55: Concessions Committee. 1977

2/56: Executive Committee Correspondence. 1977

2/57: Executive Committee Member Lists. 1976-1977

2/58: Executive Committee Financial Information. 1977

2/59: Faculty Senate Meetings. 1983-1985, 1987, 1990

Box/Folder
1/1: Student Services Agenda and Minutes. 1977-1978, 1980-1982, 1984-1987, undated

1/2: Student Services Committee National Convention. 1980-1982, undated

1/3: Student Services Committee Financial Records. 1987-1988

1/4: Student Services Committee Programs Offered. 1987-1988

1/5: Student Services Crime Reports. 1987, undated

1/6: Student Services Committee Surveys. 1983-1984, undated

1/7: Student Services Committee Contact List. 1977, 1987-1988, undated

1/8: Student Services Committee Correspondence. 1977-1978, 1983-1985, 1987-1989, undated

1/9: MSC Council Agendas and Minutes. 1971, 1980-1982, 1990-1992, undated

1/10: MSC Council Cubicle Requests. 1981-1982, undated

1/11: MSC Council Financial Records. 1979-1982

1/12: MSC Council Basement Renovations. 1980, undated

1/13: MSC Council Constitution, Members List, and Project Flyers. 1971-1972, 1978, 1992, undated

1/14: MSC Council Correspondence. 1971, 1980-1982, 1990-1992, undated

1/15: Curriculum Committee Agendas and Minutes. 1981-1982, 1990

1/16: Curriculum Committee Correspondence. 1981-1982

1/17: Curriculum Committee Request for New Courses (Graduate). 1980-1982

1/18: Curriculum Committee Request for New Courses. 1981-1982

1/19: Curriculum Committee Request for New Courses. 1978-1979, 1981-1983

1/20: Academic Council Degree Candidate List. 1981-1982

1/21: Academic Council Bylaws. Undated

1/22: Academic Council Agendas and Minutes. 1976-1977, 1980-1982

1/23: Academic Council Correspondence. 1980-1982

1/24: Academic Affairs Committee Report. 1981-1982, undated

1/25: Academic Affairs Committee Purpose and Projects. Undated

1/26: Academic Affairs Committee Agendas and Meeting Minutes. 1976

1/27: Academic Affairs Committee Correspondence. 1976, undated

1/28: Academic Affairs Committee List of Members. 1976, undated

1/29: Academic Programs Council Pending Items. 1982-1983, 1992

1/30: Academic Programs Council Financial Reports. 1992, undated

1/31: Academic Programs Council Correspondence. 1992

1/32: The Academic Programs Council Agendas and Meeting Minutes. 1979-1981, 1992

Box/Folder
1/1
"Supplement I (revised to 3 August 1948): MEMBERS OF THE ARMY AWARDED THE MEDAL OF HONOR - WORLD WAR II"

"Supplement III (revised to 15 July 1950): MEMBERS OF THE ARMY AND AIR FORCE AWARDED THE MEDAL OF HONOR - WORLD WAR II"

"ARMY WINNERS OF THE MEDAL OF HONOR AWARDED DURING AND AFTER WORLD WAR II"

1/2: Poem, "A letter to my Son" by Frank Colby

1/3: War Department Pamphlet No. 21-26, "So You've got a Furlough", published for the information and guidance of all concerned.

1/4
Poem, "The Reconversion" by PFC Edward Blumenthal

"The Kiplinger Washington Letter - October 9, 1943" (circulated privately to businessmen), published by the Kiplinger Washington Agency

"Civilian Personnel Officer: F. CIVILIANS - Evacuation of non-combatants will be in accordance with evacuation Plan - Annex A

Article for moral boosting, "Think it Over"

MEMO: HEADQUARTERS AIR CORPS OFFICER TRAINING SCHOOL, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA
SUBJECT: Uniform Regulations, Department of Military Training
TO: All Officers, Air Corps Officer Training School, Miami Beach, Florida

MEMO: HEADQUARTERS STUDENT OFFICER TRAINING WING, AIR COPRS OFFICER TRAINING SCHOOL
SUBJECT: Student Officer Regulations
TO: Student Officers

Chemical Warfare Agents description chart.

(Joke) MEMO: HEADQUARTERS BOOBY COMMAND
SUBJECT: Indoctrination, For returning to U.S.
TO: All Troops, European Theatre of Operations

"NOTES ON MEETING OF THE STATION MANPOWER CONTROL BOARD"

News Bulletin, Saturday, January 15, 1944, and San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center (SAACC) Quiz

1/5
British Information Services, "BRITAIN JUNIOR", Vol. 2, No. 2, June 1945

British Information Services Press Service, "PATTERN OF NEW ALLIED AIR BLOWS" BY Wing Commander L. V. Fraser

British Information Services Press Service, "BURMA-MALAYA-BORNEO" by Brig. Gen. Horace Sewell

1/6
Caricature, 'Final Entries in the 1944 Newswheel "LEAP YEAR GIRL" Contest', by Victor Green

Caricature, "Women take over Sports" Newswheel, Houston, Texas, by Victor Green

1/7: Magazine, "SEA POWER", December 1943

1/8: Newspaper with headline "V-E DAY", The San Antonio Light, Tuesday, May 8, 1945

1/9: Magazine, "ARMY LIFE AND UNITED STATES ARMY RECRUITING NEWS", February 1945

1/10: Informational Booklets
"Orientation Information for Civil Service Employees", San Antonio Cadet Center, San Antonio, Texas

"Job Classification: What is it, How it works, and What it does for you." Classification Section, Civilian Personnel Division, Office of the Secretary of War, April 1943

1/11: Leaflet, "WOMEN'S ACTION COMMITTEE for VICTORY AND LASTING PEACE"

1/12: Organization of Fair Employment Practices--"EXTENSION OF REMARKS OF HON. JOHN S. GIBSON OF GEORGIA IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1944"

1/13: SAACC'S, "THE TALE SPINNER", Saturday, February 5, 1944 and Saturday April 22, 1994

1/14
78th Flying Training Wing and San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center Daily Bulletins (9 total)
January 3, 1944
February 15, 1944
May 16, 1944
May 20, 1944
May 30, 1944
August 22, 1944
October 21, 1944
October 23, 1944
November 25, 1944

Rules of the Officers' Mess, San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center, San Antonio, Texas

SAACC Officers' Mess Menus for Sunday, January 17, and Sunday April 25

Flyer for Halloween party at SAACC Officers' Mess

1/15: "THE NEWSWHEEL" Newsletter, "Service to the Service" (8 total)
December 1942 (2 copies)
March 1943
January 1944
March 1944
June 1944
July 1944
April 1945

This archive collection contains photographs, intelligence reports, war diaries, documents, original drawings, maps, bulletins, and military memorabilia belonging to Thomas Harlan Ellett of the 302nd Engineer Regiment 77th Division, who served on the front lines of the Western Front first as a Lieutenant, and then as a Captain. This archive documents Ellett's entire military career, from basic training at Upton Camp, Plattsburg, NY, to his deployment to France and Belgium, and through the end of the war.

Most of the wartime photographs are vernacular and are unpublished. They show officers and soldiers of the 302nd Engineer Company surveying, building, and repairing bridges, roads, and other infrastructure; some of the men are positioned in trenches and dugouts, others are eating meals at the edges of the forests and fields or are simply at ease. Meanwhile, burned French countryside and destroyed villages are the primary backdrops. Other photographs include German machine gun emplacements, U.S. military supply and weapons convoys, railway lines ruined and rebuilt, and various scenes at the Front near Argonne, Laon, Stonne, Epies, Hindenburg line near Etain, and Chemin des Dames.

Documents included are of the classified information Ellet sent and received to and from the front lines. Materials consist of wartime correspondence, vernacular snapshots and official U.S. Military photographs, the account of the bridge repair (Villers devant Mouzon) for which Ellett was decorated, field correspondence, U.S. Army field message books, and personal daily and monthly diaries (1917 through the end of the war).

The personal Excelsior Diaries include the crucial summer months of 1918 and record Ellett's personal experiences. There are numerous examples of stark juxtapositions, such as surviving a gas shell attack followed immediately by the news of the birth of his daughter (respectively June 23 and June 24, 1918). In an August 1918 entry, Ellett celebrates his first wedding anniversary and on the next page he records the death of President Roosevelt's youngest son, Quentin Roosevelt.

There are eighteen Vintage WWI Maps (mostly folding), some of which are annotated with troop positions and movements. A French Resistance map, written in manuscript, complete with two Order Sheets (signed by the director of Resistance) directing the destruction of a bridge. The multi-colored sketch map it titled, "P.A. Touret, Plan nouvelle des Travaux" with a legend and a scale; three colors indicate the status of current projects in the engineering works.

Other materials include Ellett's own studio portrait, military training certificate, leave passes, official correspondence, nominations in support of his Distinguished Service Cross, his own numerous architectural and engineering drawings in France and Belgium, vaccination card, and official signed American Expeditionary Forces Identity Card with stamped embossed photograph.

Box 1
Descriptions provided by seller.
1/0: Studio portrait of Ellett in uniform

1/1: Six mounted photographs

1/2: Documents including appointment of Ellett as First Lieutenant, Engineer Section Officers' Reserve Corps (August 8, 1917), etc.

1/3: Three mounted photographs including Ellett's W

1/4: Photograph of training at Camp Upton depicting Ellett and others storming a trench, etc.

1/5: Six MS diagrams and notes concerning trench warfare (presumably written by Ellett at the Front).

1/6: Two leaves of MS sketches of French lodgings and one photograph of Engineering Regiment Headquarters

1/7: Three MS diagrams and maps of troop movement, one photograph of French ruins, Ellet's identity card as 1st Lieutenant in the 302nd Engineers.

1/8: Typescript, "Personal Experiences of Capt. Thomas H. Ellet" to Commanding Officer of 302nd Engineers (December 31, 1918). Includes five MS engineering diagrams, and a photograph of Ellet's wife and newborn daughter.

1/9: "Personal Experiences of Capt. Thomas H. Ellet" continued including photograph and architectural sketch

1/10: "Personal Experiences of Capt. Thomas H. Ellet" continued including photograph and three architectural sketches

1/11: "Personal Experiences of Capt. Thomas H. Ellet" continued including three photographs and two architectural sketches.

1/12: "Personal Experiences of Capt. Thomas H. Ellet" continued including one photograph, one architectural sketch, and one engineering sketch.

1/13: "Personal Experiences of Capt. Thomas H. Ellet" continued including medical documents.

1/13a-c: Corrected typescripts loosely inserted, concluding the "Personal Experiences of Capt. Thomas H. Ellet".

1/14: Photograph of the 170th Tunnelling Company Royal Engineers (Belgium, December 1918). NB: The 107th Tunnelling Co. was occupied in offensive and defensive mining involving the placing and maintaining of mines under enemy lines, as well as other underground work such as the construction of deep dugouts for troop accommodation, the digging of subways, saps (a narrow trench dug to approach enemy trenches), cable trenches and underground chamber for signals and medical services. This appears to be the only known example of this photograph. It was presented "With the compliments of the Commanding Officer and Officers of 170th Tunnelling Co. R. E."
Photograph and presentation leaf torn and mounted on thick card.

Box 2
Descriptions provided by seller.
2/1: Four French bread ration cards

2/2: MS notebook (no longer bound) apparently all written at the Front, containing approximately 44 leaves; includes engineering diagrams, troop formation, sniper and scouting intelligence, trench fever, and trench location.

2/3: Officer's Record Book

2/4: Three U.S. Army Field Message Books, September, October and November 1918

2/5: Private Diaries written at the Front, and while on leave. 19 total
January, March, August-December 1917 (7 diaries)
January-December 1918 (12 diaries)

Box 5
Descriptions provided by seller.
5/1: Manuscript: P.A. Touret, Plan-Navalle des Travaux

5/2: Annotated: Fismes, June 2, 1918 - Proposed Trenches, Trench Lines, Positions of the Resistance

5/3: Secret: Fere-en-Tardenois, August 3, 1918

5/4: Secret: D'Argonne

5/5: Meuse-Argonne Offensive: 1st, 2nd, and Last Phases, November 20, 1918 - 29th Engineers U.S. Army

5/6: Mezieres - 29th Engineers U.S. Army

5/7: Preliminary Edition: Vendresse

5/8: Verdun - 29th Engineers U.S. Army

5/9: Annotated: Soissons/Reis - 302nd Engineers U.S. Army

5/10: Annotated: Chalons

5/11: Francheval - 29th Engineers U.S. Army

5/12: Vouziers - 29th Engineers U.S. Army

5/13: Bar-Le-Duc, 1911 - Civilian Map

5/14: Nouvelle Carte de France, Belgique, Bords du Rhin, Suisse, etc., 1918 - Civilian Map

5/15: Soissons, 1912 - Civilian Map

5/16: Tours - Civilian Map

5/17: Nouvelle Carte des Vosges/Lorraine, Basse-Alsace - Civilian Map

5/18: Est de La France - Civilian Map

Descriptions provided by seller.
4/1: Original Drawings: architectural renderings of Quarters at Camp Upton (1917-1918), sketches of interiors and exteriors of French domiciles, and the original drawings for Ellett's illustrations in The 302nd Engineers: A History (pp. 27 and 32).

4/2: Documents: Typescript Intelligence Reports from the Front - Secret (1918). Includes detailed confidential Field Orders from - and Reports from the battlefront to - the CO of the 302nd Engineers; real-time statistics of enemy officers, soldiers, and material captured by the 77th Division; Conditions of Armistice (77th Division AEF, dated November 13, 1918); Summary of Intelligence (Confidential: Not to be taken into the Front Line Trenches).

4/3: Documents: Military Training - Iowa National Guard (1903) and Plattsburg, NY (1915).

4/4: Letters to the Front from home (wife Jane)

4/5: Military Appointments and Honors, 1917-1944

4/6: Administrative Documents: 77th Division 302nd Engineers, 1918-1919

4/7: Financial Documents: War Department, 1918-1920

4/8: Newspaper Clippings, 1916-1933

4/9: Document Portfolio (olive canvas tipped with leather) divided into two: Military and Personal. Soiled and worn. Likely used by Ellett at the Front

Descriptions provided by seller.
3/1: Binder containing 95 black and white photographs individually housed in clear mylar protective sleeves. Subjects include: Camp Upton training; engineering projects on the Front such as building and rebuilding bridges, roads, tunnels, trenches, railways, fences, and shelters; unexploded and/or abandoned enemy armament; ruined buildings; burned forests and fields; impromptu graveyards; officers and soldiers in trenches, in the battlefield, or at ease; mine craters; the foot-bridge at Villers-Devant-Mouzon, Meuse River which served as Ellett's model for the frontispiece of the 302nd Engineers: A History.

Box/Folder
1/1
"The Confidence-Man : his masquerade" by Herman Melville with an introduction by Roy Fuller. The Chiltern Library No. 19. 1948
Book with 1 leaf

1/2
"My Father and Myself" by J. R. Ackerley. Uncorrected proof copy. 1968
Book with 1 page

1/3
"Orion, A Miscellany". Nicholson & Watson. 1945
Book with 4 pages

1/4
"The Secret Orchard of Roger Ackerley" by Diana Petre. 1975
Book with 1 page

1/5
"The Poetry Library of The Arts Council of Great Britain : Short-Title Catalogue", 6th edition revised and enlarged. Compiled with a postscript by Jonathan Barker. Introduction by Philip Larkin. 1981
Signed by Jonathan Barker

1/6
"Roy Fuller : Essays and Poems in Honour of His Eightieth Birthday" edited by A. T. Tolley. undated
Comb bound unpublished book.

1/7
Biographical information regarding Wystan Auden written by Roy Fuller. 1956
12 pages