High Stakes (Wild Cards #23, 2016), typed manuscript rough draft

1-196/1: Texas Hold 'Em (WIld Cards #26, 2018), typescript copyedited original with handwritten notes and edits, front matter - page 122, 2018

1-196/2: Texas Hold 'Em (WIld Cards #26, 2018), typescript copyedited original with handwritten notes and edits, page 123 - 285, 2018

1-196/3: Texas Hold 'Em (WIld Cards #26, 2018), typescript copyedited original with handwritten notes and edits, page 286 - 488, 2018

1-197/1: Wild Cards editorial correspondence: Daniel Abraham, January - September 2013, January 2016 - September 2017

1-197/2: Wild Cards editorial correspondence: Michael Cassett, September 2013, June 2014, February 2015, February 2016, December 2016, February - November 2017

1-197/3: Wild Cards editorial correspondence: Paul Cornell, March - December 2016

1-197/4: Wild Cards editorial correspondence: Paul Cornell, January - December 2017

1-197/5: Wild Cards editorial correspondence: David Anthony Durham, January 2016 - April 2017

1-197/6: Wild Cards editorial correspondence: Max Gladstone, October 2016, January - December 2017

1-197/7: Wild Cards editorial correspondence: Leanne Harper, March 2001, April 2005, May 2006, April 2009, November 2011, September 2015

1-197/8: Wild Cards editorial correspondence: Marko Kloos, October 2015 - December 2017

1-197/9: Wild Cards editorial correspondence: Mark Lawrence, February - July 2017

1-197/10: Wild Cards editorial correspondence: Stephen Leigh, January 2014, February 2015, January - March 2016

1-197/11: Wild Cards editorial correspondence: Stephen Leigh, April 2016 - December 2017

A Game of Thrones, The Card Game display packs:
1) Brotherhood Without Banners Cycle, Mountains of the Moon Chapter Pack. Six packs. Fantasy Flight Games, 2010.
2) Brotherhood Without Banners Cycle, A Song of Silence Chapter Pack. Six packs. Fantasy Flight Games, 2010.
3) Brotherhood Without Banners Cycle, Rituals of R’hllor Chapter Pack. Six packs. Fantasy Flight Games, 2010.
4) Brotherhood Without Banners Cycle, Of Snakes and Sand Chapter Pack. Six packs. Fantasy Flight Games, 2010.

Figurines of Game of Thrones characters, from Dark Horse Deluxe and HBO, 2014:
Tyrion Lannister

Figures (on bases) of Game of Thrones characters, from Dark Horse Deluxe/HBO, 2014:
Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish
Joffrey Baratheon
Tywin Lannister

Figurines of Game of Thrones characters, from Dark Horse Deluxe and HBO, 2014:
Jaime Lannister
Cersei Baratheon
White Walker

Game of Thrones Limited Edition Lannister Shield Wall Plaque (Dark Horse Deluxe and HBO, 2014.

Game of Thones Season 4 DVD set (HBO, 2015)
Game of Thrones Season 4 Blu-Ray set (HBO, 2015)

Figurines of Game of Thrones characters, from Dark Horse Deluxe and HBO, 2015:
Hodor and Bran

Statuettes of Game of Thrones characters, from Dark Horse Deluxe/HBO, 2015:
Daenerys and Drogon

Boxed Night’s Watch Dragonglass Dagger Set from Valyrian Steel, 2011.

2/1: Winners and Honorees

2/2: Other Entries, A - H

2/3: Other Entries, M - Z

Subject/Topic
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Subject/Topic
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Students--Identified
Photocopies #1-50
Photocopies #51-100
Photocopies #101-150
Photocopies #151-200
Photocopies #201-250
Photocopies #251-300
Photocopies #301-350
Photocopies #351-400
Photocopies #401-450
Photocopies #451-500
Photocopies #501-550
Photocopies 551-600
Photocopies #601-650
Photocopies #651-700
Photocopies #701-750
Photocopies #751-800
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

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12/1: "Science Spotlight", mimeograph copies of columns published weekly in the Oak Ridge Journal, 34 pp., (Note: The series began in April, 1947. See clippings in Box 20), January-April, 1948.

12/2: "Isotopes and Their Application in the Field of Industrial Materials", Proceedings of the American Society for Testing Materials, 28 pp., 1948.

12/3: "You! The People of Oak Ridge! Don't Worry About Cancer. Beat It!", draft of brochure, 2 pp., April 1949.

12/4: "The Development of the Isotopes Distribution Program", Chemical and Engineering News, 5 pp., May 16, 1949.

12/5: "U. S. Atomic Energy Commission's Isotopes Distribution Program: Brief Summary of Progress and Plans", mimeograph report to the Committee on Nuclear Science, 7 pp., November 8, 1949.

12/6: "Production and Availability of Radioisotopes", November 1949.

12/7: Journal of Clinical Investigation, 8 pp. printed, 18 pp. typed draft.

12/8: "Isotopes-Their Distribution and Use", Scientific Monthly, 11 pp., December 1949.

12/9: "Summary of the Isotope Division Cyclotron Program", mimeograph report, 1 p., February 15, 1950.

12/10: "U. S. Atomic Energy Commission's Isotope Distribution Program: Notes on Recent Changes and Developments", mimeograph report to the Committee on Nuclear Science, 4 pp., March 28, 1950.

12/11: "Use of Radioactive Tracers in Agricultural Research", Sugar Journal, 5 pp., December 1950.

12/12: "Nuclear Reactors: Production of Radioisotopes", vol. II of Medical Physics edited by Otto Glasser, 6 pp. printed, 15 pp. typed final draft, 1950.

12/13: "Industrial Applications of Radioisotopes", Non-Destructive Testing, 7 pp.

12/14: "Growth in Peacetime Use of Atomic Energy", Manual of the Lectures Presented at the In-service Training Course in Radiological Health, University of Michigan, School of Public Health, 12 pp. (Also appeared in Industrial Medicine and Surgery, Atomic Energy, and New York Journal of Medicine), 1951.

12/15: "The Atomic Detective at Work", United Nations World, (Exists here only in draft form with the title "New Keys to the Universe", 14 pp.), January 1953.

12/16: "Report on Mexico Trip, November 1952", unpublished report concerning participation in the Inter-American Congress of Radiology in Mexico City and visits to institutions interested in using isotopes, 10 pp., February 11, 1953.

12/17: "The Scope and Future of Isotope Utilization", unpublished report concerning participating in the Inter-American Congress of Radiology in Mexico City and visits to institutions interested in using isotopes, 10 pp., May 1953.

12/18: "Isotopes Distribution Program", unpublished report, 28 pp., includes an extensive chronological outline of the development of the program, October 1953.

12/19: "Current Uses of Radioactive Isotopes in Industry", Automation and Other Technological Advances, American Management Association, Manufacturing Series No. 205, 12 pp., (also appeared in Surplus Record January 1953 and Machine Design February 1953), 1953.

12/20: "Survey of Isotope Utilization in the Study and Treatment of Cancer", Acta Union Internationale Contre le Cancer, 10 pp., (also includes 2 pp. typed abstract), 1953.

12/21: "A Pricing Policy for Radioisotopes", processed report, 25 pp., April 1954.

12/22: "Radioisotopes in Nondestructive Testing", Non-Destructive Testing, 8 pp., May-June 1954.

12/23: "Progreso Contra el Cancer par Media de Isotopos Radiactivos", Ciencia y Technologia, Pan American Union, 3 pp., July-September 1954.

12/24: "Isotopes Distribution Program: Present and Future Scope", processed report, 30 pp., September 1954.

12/25: "Preliminary Report of Trip to Sixth International Congress and Visits to Latin American Radioisotopes Users", processed report, 11 pp., October 1, 1954.

12/26: "Report of Trip to Sixth International Cancer Congress, Sao Paula, Brazil and Visits to Latin American Radioisotope Users, July 10-August 27, 1954", processed report, 5 pp., [October, 1954].

12/27: "Progress against Cancer with Radioisotopes", Quarterly of Phi Beta Pi, 18 pp., November 1954.

12/28: "Radioisotopes - New Keys to Knowledge", Smithsonian Report for 1953, 22 pp. plus 4 plates, 1954.

12/29: "Assistance to International 'Atoms-for-Peace' Program Through Radioisotopes", processed report, 14 pp., January 31, 1955.

12/30: "Proposal for Demonstrations of Peaceful Uses of Atomic Radiation in Japan", processed report, 4 pp., March 1, 1955.

12/31: "U. S. Atomic Energy Commission's Isotope Distribution Program: Summary of Progress and Plans", report to Committee on Nuclear Science, National Research Council, 7 pp., November 4, 1955.

12/32: "The Development of Nuclear Medicine", American Journal of Roentgenology Radium Therapy and Nuclear Medicine, 13 pp., June 1956.

12/33: "Summary Report and Recommendations Arising from Atoms for Peace Mission to South America", processed report, 12 pp., June 1956.

12/34: "Report on Trip to Mexico City to Attend 8th International Congress of Radiology, July 22-29, 1956", processed report, 32 pp., [August, 1956].

12/35: "The Organization of an Atomic Energy Program", abstract of the report to [Commission de Energia Nuclear de Cuba], 4 pp., [1956].

12/36: "Radioisotopes (1947-1957)-A Decade of Rapid Progress", Nucleonics, draft 13 pp., September 1957.

12/37: "Unesco Conference for Isotopes Research, Paris, September, 1957 Unscheduled Symposium on Production of Radioisotopes", processed report, 5 pp., October 9, 1957.

12/38: "General Discussion", Proceedings of the American Society for Testing Materials, 3 pp., 1957.

12/39: "Report on International Congress and Exhibition of Electronics and Atomic Energy, Rome, June 16-21, [1958]", processed report, 8 pp., July 7, 1958.

12/40: "Industrial Use of Radioisotopes", Proceedings of the First Annual Texas Conference on the Utilization of Atomic Energy, 10 pp., August 1958.

12/41: "Procurement and Use of Radioisotopes", processed pamphlet of the AEC [?], 24 pp. (joint project with Gerald L. Hutton), September 1, 1958.

12/42: "Survey, Analysis, and Projection of the Medical Research, Diagnostic, and Therapeutic Uses of Radioisotopes", Journal of Nuclear Medicine, 1 p. abstract of the paper presented at the annual meeting of Society of Nuclear Medicine, (joint effort with Paul J. Blaetus), 1959.

12/43: "Expanding Role of Atomic Science in Oil Operations", American Petroleum Institute Quarterly, 2 pp., 1959.

12/44: "Radioisotopes-New Keys-to Knowledge", Smithsonian Treasury of Science, 43 pp., January 1960.

12/45: "The United States Industrial-Radiation Program", Large Radiation Sources in Industry International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna, 15 pp., Winter 1960.

12/46: "Nuclear Energy-Developments in Use of By-Product Material", Insurance Counsel Journal, 23 pp., October 1960.

12/47: "Industrial Applications of Radioisotopes", ASME paper No. 60-WA-207, 9 pp., 1960.

12/48: "Radioactive Isotopes as Aids in Chemical Research", Voice of America Forum Lectures, Chemistry Series 7, 9 pp., 1960.

12/49: "The Isotope Business", Atoms for World Industry by Gerald Wendt, 3 pp., 1960.

12/50: "Production of Radioactive Isotopes in Nuclear Reactors", Medical Physics vol. 3 edited by Otto Glasser, 3 pp., 1960.

1/1: Preface and introduction

1/2: Biographies

1/3: Campus Muster Speakers (2 copies); Letters and permission slips to copy Muster speeches. 1945-1978

1/4: General Dwight D. Eisenhower's speech for Texas A&M College. 1946 (3 copies)

1/5: James H. Pipkin, "Son Remember". 1951

1/6: Searcy Bracewell, "Speech for Aggie Muster". 1952

1/7: Dan Thorton, "America's Immeasurable Strength". 1953 (2 copies)

1/8: Allan Shivers, "Remarks". 1954 (2 copies)

1/9: General O.P. Weyland, "Address". 1955 (2 copies)

1/10: Earl Rudder, "Remarks". 1956 (2 copies)

1/11: Honorable Olin E. Teague, M. C., "Talk". 1959 (2 copies)

1/12: James W. Aston, "Address". 1961 (2 copies)

1/13: L. F. Peterson, "Speech". 1963

1/14: Address by Major General R. L. Murray. 1967

1/15: Dr. E. King Gill, reading manuscript. 1964

1/16: Penrose B. Metcalfe, "Address". 1966 (2 copies)

1/17: Major General W. B. Kyle, "Remarks". 1968 (2 copies)

1/18: Mayo J. Thompson, "Texas A&M - Island of Light". 1969 (3 copies)

1/19: Sheldon Best, "Muster Speech". 1974

1/20: Reagan Brown, "Muster Speech". 1975

1/21: C. G. Scruggs, "How Will You Answer The Muster Call of the Future?" (2 copies)

1/22: Colonel Tom Dooley, "Muster Speech". 1978

1/23: Henry G. Cisneros, "Texas A&M Muster Address". 1980 (2 copies)

1/24: Frederick D. McClure, "The Signs of the Times". 1981 (2 copies)

1/25: William B. Heye, "Muster". 1982

1/26: Dr. Haskell Monroe, "Muster Address" (2 copies)

1/27: Jack M. Rain, "Muster Speech". 1984

58/9: Genealogical chart of the descendants of Jesus Treviño and Viviana Gutierrez, founders of San Ygnacio, Texas.

58/10: Map showing the subdivisions of the José Vasquez Borrego Grant in Zapata and Webb Counties, blueprint, 1921

58/11: Map of San Ygnacio, Zapata County, Texas, blueprint.

64/36: Map of roads and land holdings in the Dolores Subdivision, 1927.

64/37: Ink sketch map of Mercurio Martinez lands in Zapata County including Casa Verde and La Selva farms, 1936.

64/38: Land ownership map of Zapata County showing roads and ranches, ink on linen, 1919.

64/39: Contour map of property of the Cole Interests in Webb and Duval Counties.

64/40: Map of land in Webb and Zapata Counties showing conflict between the porciónes of Laredo and the José Vasquez Borrego Grant, blueprint, 1911.

65/41: Map showing partition of lands in the Dolores Subdivision of the José Vasquez Borrego Grant, Webb County, San Andres Pasture, blueprint, 1933.

65/42: Sectioned map of the Santo Tomás Tract, Webb County, blueprint, 1919.

65/43: Map showing partition of Zapata County land between the heirs of Trinidad Uribe, blueprint, 1915.

67/47: Duval County Sketch of Subdivision of survey's nos. 319 and 26, blueprint, 1924.

67/48: Map of the town of San Ygnacio, Zapata County, prepared by the International Boundary and Water Commission, whiteprint, 1949.

67/49: Pencil sketch of tracts of land in the Dolores Settlement, Zapata County.

67/50: Map of the San Ygnacio, Corralitos and Dolores Subdivisions, in pencil with numerous notes.

67/51: Fragments of a map of partition of San Ygnacio lands, blueprint, 1914.

70/62
Map of area near Dolores ranch showing landowners with a detail of Dolores Settlement, Zapata County, whiteprint, 1926.

70/63
Map showing lands owned by Mercurio Martinez, La Selva, Casa Verde and Las Cabras tracts, in the San Ygnacio Subdivision, Zapata County, whiteprint.

70/65
Landownership of Zavala County, whiteprint.

02-01: 1970 Season
02-02: 1971 Season
02-03: 1972 Season
02-04: 1973 Season
02-05: 1974 Season
02-06: 1975 Season
02-07: 1976 Season
02-08: 1977 Season
02-09: 1978 Season
02-10: 1979 Season
02-11: 1980 Season
02-12: 1981 Season
02-13: 1982 Season
02-14: 1983 Season
02-15: 1984 Season
02-16: 1985 Season

03-01: 1986 Season
03-02: 1987 Season
03-03: 1988 Season
03-04: 1989 Season
03-05: 1990 Season
03-06: 1991 Season
03-07: 1992 Season
03-08: 1993 Season

29/1
BIBLIOGRAPHICA FUTURICA FANTASTICA
"Bibliographica Futurica Fantastica" [Aug 1967]
"Bibliographica Futurica Fantastica Checklist 1" [Jan 1969]
"Bibliographica Futurica Fantastica SF Bulletin" [Dec 1969]

29/2
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL CHECKLIST (LERNER)
"An annotated checklist of science fiction bibliographical works," complied by Fred Lerner [Mar 1969]

29/3
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL INTRO TO THE STUDY OF SF (BRIAN J. MCCARTHY)
"A bibliographical introduction to the study of fantasy and science fiction," by Brian J. McCarthy [1974]

29/4
BIBLIOGRAPHY CONFERENCE (1969)
[registration form]

29/5
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF FANTASTIC FICTION (SEARLES) (B)
A Bibliography of Fantastic Fiction, by A. Langley Searles [1944]
"The book-a-page bibliography" [2 pages]

29/6
BIBLIOGRAPHY, S-F BOOKS
"Science-fiction and fantasy-fiction books" [unknown date]

29/7
BIBLIOPHAN (MEDHURST)
"The Bibliophan!" [Oct 1941?]

29/8
BIGFOOT
"Is it bigfoot, or can it be just a hoax?" by Boyce Rensberger [NY Times, Jun 30, 1976]

29/9
THE BIG THREE (BOGGS) (M)
The Big Three: Ten Years in Retrospect, by Redd Boggs [1960]

29/10
BILLCAR, HARVEY
Practical Psychology for Physicians, Nov/Dec 1974

29/11
BISHOP, CAPT. H. G. (U.S.A.)
[handwritten note] reference to Broadway Magazine, Dec 1907
[handwritten note] reference to Cosmopolitan, Aug 1910
[handwritten note] reference to Nickell Magazine, Apr 1903
[handwritten note] [1 page]

29/12
BITTNER, ARCHIE
[handwritten note] reference to Writer's Digest, Apr 1930
[correspondence to Sam Moskowitz from Will Murray, Sep 19, 1989]
[advertisement] "Write for the billion-word market" [Writer's Digest, Apr 1930]
[advertisement] [Writer's Yearbook, 1930]

29/13
BLACK SKULL (ARTHUR TATE)
The Black Skull Magazine [unknown date]

29/14
BLACK STAR
"Arcturian SISFA Annual 1943-1944" [booklet]
"Black Star" [Feb 1945]
"Black Star" [unknown date]
"Black Star" [Nov 1944]
"Black Star" [Sep 1944]
"Black Star" [Aug 1944]
"Black Star" [Jul 1944]
"Black Star" [Apr 1944]
"Black Star" [Mar 1944]
"Black Star" [Nov 1943 to Feb 1944]
"Black Star" [Oct 1943]

29/15
BLADES, LESLIE BURTON
"Berkeley Fellowship of Unitarians" [Feb 1967] [booklet]

29/16
BLAKELY, DOUGLAS
"The Alien Salvation," by Douglas Blakely

29/17
BLASSINGAME, WYATT
[handwritten note, partly illegible]

29/18
BLISH, JIM
[handwritten note, partly illegible]
[handwritten note] SCI-CON 7 Guest of Honor
[handwritten note, partly illegible]
[handwritten note, partly illegible]
"James Blish, 54, writer, is dead" [NY Times, Jul 31, 1975] [3 copies]
"Of the admirable Friar Bacon," by Edmund Fuller [Wall Street Journal, Jul 7, 1971]
[advertisement] "James Blish: Cities in Flight"
[handwritten note, partly illegible]
[handwritten note]
"Errata" [The Night Shapes, by James Blish]
[correspondence to Langley (Searles?) from John Howard, Dec 19, 1992]
[obituary] "James Blish, 54, science fiction writer" [Washington Post, Aug 1, 1975]
[handwritten notes] [8 pages]
"Tesseract" [Mar 1960]

29/19
BLOCH, ROBERT
"Robert Bloch," bibliography complied by Graham M. Hall
[handwritten note] "See also Robert Bloch"

29/20
BLOCH, ROBERT
[handwritten note] reference to "The Dream", "Shoggy, #32"(?), etc
[handwritten note] reference to "autobiography and biblio #8, summer 1949"
[handwritten note] reference to "Animal Fair," Playboy, May 1971
[handwritten note, partly illegible]
[photo] "Schwartz" on reverse
[handwritten note] reference to 15 mystery stories Jun 1950
[handwritten note] reference to "The Robert Bloch Companion," etc Best Articles & Stories [Jan 1960]
"Return of Crackpot," by Claude Degler, Jr. [unknown date]

29/21
BLONDIE
[comics section, Sunday Star-Ledger, Mar 6, 1966]
[handwritten notes on page re: The Bohemian, Oct 1907, etc]

29/22
BLOODSTONE, THE BLOOMER, C. HAMILTON, JR.
"The Bloodstone," editor and publisher C. Hamilton Bloomer, Jr. [Mar 1937]

29/23
BLUE STAR MYSTERY
"Blue Star Mystery" summer 1976 [2 copies]
"Blue Star Mystery" Vol.1, #3 [unknown date]
"Repeat #3…" spring 1977 [newsletter?]
"Blue Star Mystery 2" [unknown date]
[publication lists] [4 pages, separate?] [unknown dates]

29/24
BODIN, ED
[handwritten note] reference to The Writers Forum, Vol.1, No.1

29/25
BOLTON, WHITNEY
"Looking sideways: credit an American for earth satellite idea," by Whitney Bolton [Newark Evening News, Apr 11, 1957] [2 copies]
"Looking sideways," by Whitney Bolton [Newark Evening News, Dec 8, 1953]
"Looking sideways," by Whitney Bolton [Newark Evening News, Sep 12, 1953]
"Looking sideways," by Whitney Bolton [Newark Evening News, Jan 6, 1955]
[correspondence to Whitney Bolton from unknown, 1/14/54] [attached: "Looking sideways," by Whitney Bolton (Newark Evening News, Dec 8, 1953)]

29/26
BOND, JAMES (IAN FLEMING)
"Ian Fleming," by John Pearson [Life, Oct 7, 1966]

29/27
BONESTELL, CHESLEY
[handwritten note]
[obituary] "Painter Chesley Bonestell, 98, dies" [Los Angeles Times, Jun 26, 1986] [attached are other parts of issue]
[obituary] "Painter Chesley Bonestell, 98, dies" [Los Angeles Times, Jun 26, 1986] [photocopy]
[handwritten note] reference to interview in Space World, Dec, 1985
[handwritten note] reference to biography
[problem] [handwritten note, illegible]
[handwritten note] "Jan 1, 1888""Solar System" [Life, May 29, 1944]
[Modern Maturity, Apr - May 1977]

29/28
BONESTELL, CHESLEY (BIBLIO)
[Scientillo, Winter 1961]

29/29
BOOK BIBLIOS (MISCELLANEOUS) (B)
[handwritten note] reference to "Slatten, Vargo"
"A list of books not found in the usual s-f and fantasy biblios," by Milton Spahn
"A partial list of s-f & f books usually not found in bibliographies," by Milton Spahn
[untitled document] [1page] [novels and authors?]
"Books - Bibliography" [1 page]

29/30
BOOKGUIDE
Bookguide, Sep 1957
Bookguide, Jun 1958
Bookguide, Jan 1959

29/31
BOOKLOVER'S ANSWER
The Booklover's Answer #4, Mar - Apr, 1963

29/32
BOOKMAN, THE
[pages 69, 250-251, 297-300 of The Bookman] [photocopies]

29/33
BOOKS
The New SF Bulletin: SF Books of 1974

29/34
BOOKS (LIBRARY FRED C. BROWN) (B)
"Library of Fred C. Brown - 1957" [38 pages]

29/35
BOOKS AND BOOKMEN
Books and Bookmen, Oct, 1966

29/36
BORGES, JORGE LUIS
"Borges on life and death," by Amelia Barili [NY Times, Jul 13, 1986]
"Jorge Luis Borges dead, a giant of Latin literature" [Newark Star-Ledger, Jun 15, 1986]
"Jorge Luis Borges, a master of fantasy and fable, is dead," by Edward A. Gargan [NY Times, Jun 15, 1986]
"A voice of peace, alone," by Tad Szulc [Parade Magazine, Nov 14, 1982] [includes magazine cover]
"To honor a prize," by Richard Eder [NY Times Book Review, Aug 7, 1977]
"Tinkertoying with the 20th century," by John Leonard [NY Times Book Review, Aug 8, 1976]
[handwritten note]
[advertisement for Doctor Brodie's Report]
"The last word: H. Bustos Domecq on the New Architecture," by Jorge Luis Borges and Adolfo Bioy-Casares [NY Times Book Review, Oct 17, 1971]
"The last word: H. Bustos Domecq on Automation," by Jorge Luis Borges and Adolfo Bioy-Casares [NY Times Book Review, Aug 22, 1971]
"Borges, a blind writer with insight," by Israel Shenker [NY Times, Apr 6, 1971]
"The two twilights of a poet," [Time, Jan 5, 1970] [review of The Book of Imaginary Beings, by Jorge Luis Borges]
"H. Bustos Domecq on Gastronomy," by Jorge Luis Borges and Adolfo Bioy-Casares [NY Times Book Review, May 7, 1972]
"Meeting Borges," by Alfred Kazin [NY Times Book Review, May 2, 1971]
"Argentine author takes bride at 68" [NY Post, Sep 22, 1967]
[review of The Book of Imaginary Beings, by Jorge Luis Borges] [NY Times, Dec 17, 1969]

29/37
BOSKONE
[pamphlet] Boskone XXIV "The Boskonian, #1: February 1942"

29/38
BOSTON
[Sheraton-Boston Hotel receipt]
"Science fiction fans gather to play and prognosticate," by Robert Reinhold [NY Times, Sep 6, 1971] [also included is an article book review on Dr. Mirabilis, by James Blish]
[envelope from Noreascon]
"Noreascon Progress Report 4"
"Revised Schedule for Friday 3 September" [6 copies]
"Everybodys running to New York in '74!"
[announcement for LunaCon '72]
[announcement for Science Fiction Exhibit]
"Movie material for sale"
"Instant Boston" [map]
"Boston in '71" [registration card and attachment]
"International Science Fantasy Art Exhibition" [and attachment]
"Shops and restaurants near the hotel" [and attachment]
[envelope from Noreascon]
[pamphlet] "Films at Noreascon"
[pamphlet] "Torcon 2"
"Revised Schedule for Sunday 5 September 1971"
"Boston in 1989"

29/39
BOSTON REVIEW
The Boston Review, Jul 1972

29/40
BOULLE, PIERRE
"Making monkeys of movie actors," by Gene Handsaker [Newark Sunday News, Sep 3, 1967]
[advertisement about Pierre Boulle]

29/41
BOUNDS, SYDNEY
"House of Horror," by Sydney J. Bound

29/42
BOURNE, MIRIAM

29/43
BOVA, BEN

29/44
BOWER, B. M.

29/45
BOYS LIFE

29/46
BOYS' WRITERS, WHO'S WHO OF

29/47
BRADLEY, MARION ZIMMER

29/48
BRAZIL SF FILM FESTIVAL - 1969

29/49
BRECHT, BERTOLT

29/50
BREEN, WALTER

29/51
BRENNAN, T. CASEY (COMIC MAG. WRITER)

29/52
BRISBANE, COUTTS

29/53
BRITISH - SF BOOKS PUBLISHED IN BRITAIN

29/54
BRITISH AIRLINE MAGAZINE

29/55
BRITISH FANDOM (SEE THEN)

29/56
BRITISH FANTASY FAN FEDERATION

29/57
BRITISH FICTION MARKET (9/28)

29/58
BRITISH PAPERBACKS AVAILABLE, JAN. 1966

29/59
BRITISH SF PUBLISHED 1970-1971, 1968 -1969

29/60
BROOKS, TERRY

29/61
BROWN, ELMER MASON

29/62
BROWN, GEORGE MACKAY

29/63
BROWN, ROSEL G.

29/64
BROWSING (ENGLAND) COLLECTING MAGAZINE, ROSENBLUM

29/65
BRUCE FRANKLIN, H.

29/66
BRUGEL, BRUNO H.

29/67
BRUNNER, JOHN

29/68
BRYNING, FRANK (AUSTRALIAN AUTHOR)

29/69
BUCK ROGERS

29/70
BUDRYS, ALGIS

29/71
BUFFALO BILL (AIRCRAFT)

29/72
BUFFALOCON

29/73
BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS

29/74
BULLETIN OF THE CLEVELAND SCIENCE FICTION SOCIETY

29/75
BULLETIN OF THE FUTURIAN FEDERATION OF AUSTRALIA

29/76
BULMER, KEN

29/77
BURGE, JERRY

29/78
BURGESS, ANTHONY

29/79
BURKHOLDER, EDWIN Y.

29/80
BURNEY, E. F. (EARLY SPACE FLIGHT)

29/81
BURPOCRATIC BULLETIN

29/82
BURROUGHS, EDGAR RICE

29/83
BURROUGHS, WILLIAM S.

32/1
DICK, PHILIP K.

32/2
DICKENS, CHARLES

32/3
DICKSON, GORDON

32/4
DIETZ, BELLE C.

32/5
DIKTY, TED

32/6
DINOSAURS

32/7
DISCH, THOMAS M.

32/8
DISCON

32/9
DOC SAVAGE

32/10
DOMINIK, HANS

32/11
DONAVAN'S BRAIN

32/12
DONNELLY, P.

32/13
DOUBLEDAY

32/14
DOUBLEDAY

32/15
DOUBLEDAY BOOK CLUB

32/16
DOUBLEDAY BOOK CLUB BIBLIO 1953 TO JUNE 1977

32/17
DOVER BOOKS

32/18
DOYLE, A. CONAN

32/19
DRACULA

32/20
DRESSEL, W. W.

32/21
DRESSER, DR. DANIEL

32/22
DUBOIS, RENE

32/23
DUMAURIER, DAPHNE

32/24
DUM-DUM CONVENTIONS

32/25
DUN ELLEN (PRINTER)

32/26
DUNCAN, PETER

32/27
DUNN, J. ALLEN

32/28
DYBBUK, THE

32/29
EARLEY, GEORGE W.

32/30
EARTH SATELLITE

32/31
EARTH SATELLITES

32/32
EASTERN SCIENCE FICTION

32/33
EASTERN SCIENCE FICTION ASSOCIATION

32/34
EDDY, CLIFFORD M.

32/35
EDISON, THOMAS ALVA

32/36
EDITIONS OPTA

32/37
EDITORS CHOICE IN SCIENCE FICTION

32/38
EISLEY, LOREN

32/39
ELECTRON (JACK SPEER)

32/40
ELLISON, HARLAN

32/41
ELLMAKER, LEE

32/42
ELWOOD, ROGER

32/43
EMPIRE STRIKES BACK

32/44
EMSHWILLER, ED

32/45
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA

32/46
ENDORE, GUY

32/47
ENGEL, LYLE KENYON

32/48
ENGINEERING FICTION

32/49
ENGLISH CHANNEL

32/50
ENGLISH IN TRANSITION (TRANSFILED IN GARAGE)

32/51
ENQUIRY

32/52
ENQUIRY

32/53
EOFANDOM

32/54
EPISCOPALIAN, THE

32/55
ERISMAN, ROBERT O.

32/56
ESENWEIN, DR. J. BERG

32/57
ESHBACH

32/58
ETERNAL CONFLICT, THE

32/59
ETHICAL UNION, AMERICAN

32/60
EVANS, I. O.

32/61
EXPERIMENTER PUBLISHING CO
1 OF 3

32/62
EXPERIMENTER PUBLISHING CO
2 OF 3

32/63
EXPERIMENTER PUBLISHING CO
3 OF 3

32/64
FAIRMAN, PAUL W.

32/65
FAMILY CIRCLE (SIEGEL & SCHUSTER - PHOTOS)

32/66
FAMOUS DETECTIVES OF FICTION

32/67
FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND

35/1
HARPER'S BAZAAR

35/2
HARPER'S MAGAZINE

35/3
HARRISON, HARRY

35/4
HARRYHAUSEN, RAY

35/5
HART, DALE

35/6
HARTLEY, L. P.

35/7
HARVARD ALUMNI BULLETIN

35/8
HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW

35/9
HASTINGS CONVENTION (MINNESOTA)

35/10
HASTINGS, MILO

35/11
HAWTHORNE, HILDEGARDE

35/12
HAWTHORNE, NATHANIEL

35/13
HAYS, GEORGE

35/14
HEAD (TALKING)

35/15
HEARD, GERALD (H. F.)

35/16
HEAVY METAL

35/17
HECKMECK (ROMANIAN S-F)

35/18
HEIDI SAHA

35/19
HEINLEIN, ROBERT A.

35/20
HEINLEIN, ROBERT A. (INDEX) (A)

35/21
HEINS, H. H.

35/22
HELD, CLAUDE

35/23
HEMINGWAY, ERNEST

35/24
HENNEBERGER, JACOB CLARK (OBITUARY)

35/25
HERBERT, FRANK

35/26
HERMES

35/27
HERSEY, JOHN

35/28
HERSHMAN, MORRIS

35/29
HEUR, KENNETH

35/30
HICKS, GRANVILLE

35/31
HIGHET, GILBERT

35/32
HILBERY, JOHN

35/33
HILDEBRANDT

35/34
HINES, JERRY

35/35
HITCHCOCK, ALFRED

35/36
HJORTSBERG, WILLIAM

35/37
HKLPLOD

35/38
HOBAN, RUSSELL

35/39
HOBBIT, PRESSE

35/40
HOBGOBLIN

35/41
HODGKINS, RUSS

35/42
HODGSON, WILLIAM HOPE

35/43
HOFFMAN, DAVID

35/44
HOFFMAN, E. T. A.

35/45
HOFFMAN, STUART

35/46
HOGAN, ROBERT J.

35/47
HOLLAND, RALPH M.

35/48
HOLMES, SHERLOCK

35/49
HORNE, RICHARD HENRY

35/50
HORROR

35/51
HOUNDINI

35/52
HOWARD, ROBERT E.

35/53
HOWELLS, WILLIAM DEAN

35/54
HOYLE, FRED

35/55
HUBBARD, FREEMAN

35/56
HUGIN (SWEDEN)

35/57
HUGO WINNERS (NEBULA, INT. FANTASY AWARD) (SEE UPDATED REPORT)

35/58
HUNGARY

35/59
HUNT, ROY

35/60
HURKLE (BOGGS)

35/61
HURST, S. B. H.

35/62
HUSBANDS

35/63
HUXLEY, JULIAN

35/64
HYPERION

35/65
HYPERION PRESS

35/66
I - CON

35/67
I, BEQUEATH - FANTASY FOUNDATION (B) (ACKERMAN)

35/68
IF (WORLDS OF)

35/69
IGUANACON

35/70
ILLUMINATI

35/71
ILLUSTRATORS

35/72
IMAGI - MUSIC

35/73
IMAGINARY VOYAGES

35/74
IMAGINATION

35/75
IMAGINATION

35/76
IMAGINATION (HAMLINGS)

35/77
IMAG-INDEX (DEC 1940)

35/78
IN FREEDOM'S CAUSE

35/79
IN PART SEAL'D (1963 FAN POLL)

35/80
IN YOUR TEETH "GENTLEMEN"

35/81
INDICES

35/82
INFINITE FANAC

35/83
INFINITY - NY CON

35/84
INFO

35/85
INNUENDO

35/86
INSIGHT

35/87
INTERIM NEWSLETTER ORGAN OF SF INTERNATIONAL JUDY MAY

35/88
INTERNATIONAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY

35/89
INTERNATIONAL OBSERVER - I ISA (SEE ROCKETS - SYKORA)

35/90
INTERNATIONAL RECORD OF MEDICINE

35/91
INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION

35/92
INTERNATIONAL WIZARD OF OZ CLUB, THE

35/93
INTERPLANATERIES

35/94
INTERPLANETARY EXPLORATION SOCIETY

35/95
INTERPLANETARY NEWS

35/96
INVENTION REPORT

35/97
IRVING, WASHINGTON

35/98
ISCARIOT (UNUSUAL STORIES)

35/99
ISHBAH

35/100
J. LLOYD EATON CONFERENCE

35/101
JACOBI, CARL

35/102
JACQUET, LLOYD

35/103
JAKES, JOHN

35/104
JAKKOBSON, ELJAR

35/105
JAMES, M. R.

35/106
JAMES, WILLIAM

35/107
JAMESON, MALCOLM

35/108
JAMESON, MARGARET STORM

35/109
JANE, FRED T.

35/110
JANUS (KATHERINE MCLEAN)

38/1
METROFAN

38/2
METROFAN BULLETIN (PORTER)

38/3
METROFEN

38/4
MICKEY MOUSE MAGAZINE

38/5
MIDGE

38/6
MIDWESTCON

38/7
MILLENNICON

38/8
MILLER, P. SCHUYLER

38/9
MILLER, RON

38/10
MILNE, A. A.

38/11
MILNE, ROBERT DUNCAN

38/12
MILWAUKEE FICTIONEER

38/13
MIND OF MAN (POHL)

38/14
MINICON

38/15
MINN-DAK FANTASY SOCIETY

38/16
MINNEAPOLIS

38/17
MINNEAPOLIS WRITERS

38/18
MISCELLANY, THE

38/19
MISSISSIPPI, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN

38/20
MLA

38/21
MODERN MASTERPIECES OF S-F

38/22
MODERN WONDER & MODERN WORLD SF INDEX

38/23
MOFFETT, CLEVELAND

38/24
MOLECULE (FANZINE ON ADDRESSOGRAPH)

38/25
MONDADORI, ARNOLDO

38/26
MONSANTO MAGAZINE

38/27
MONSTER MAGAZINES

38/28
MONSTER TIMES

38/29
MONSTERS

38/30
MONSTERS OF THE MOON

38/31
MONTCLAIR STATE

38/32
MOON, THE

38/33
MOON, THE (FICTION)

38/34
MOORCOCK, MICHAEL

38/35
MOORE, DAN

38/36
MOORE, PATRICK

38/37
MORAVSKY, MARIA

38/38
MORAVSKY, MARIA

38/39
MORE, THOMAS

38/40
MOROJO

38/41
MORRIS, WILLIAM

38/42
MORTLAKE, HAROLD & CO.

38/43
MOUNT TO THE STARS

38/44
MOVING PICTURES

38/45
MOXLEY, F. WRIGHT

38/46
MR. AMERICA

38/47
MR. MOONLIGHT

38/48
MULLER, H. J.

38/49
MUNCHAUSEN, BARON

38/50
MUNRO, JOHN

38/51
MURDER, INC. (BOOKSTORE)

38/52
MUSFAN

38/53
MY TIME ANNIHILATOR

38/54
MYSTERY MAGAZINE

38/55
MYSTERY STORIES

38/56
MYSTERY TRADER, THE

38/57
N. J. BELL TELEPHONE

38/58
N. Y. DAILY MIRROR

38/59
N. Y. DAILY NEWS

38/60
N. Y. DAILY NEWS

38/61
N. Y. HERALD TRIBUNE

38/62
N. Y. JOURNAL AMERICAN

38/63
N. Y. POST

38/64
N. Y. PUBLIC LIBRARY

38/65
N. Y. SCIENTIST

38/66
N. Y. SF CIRCLE

38/67
N. Y. SF FILM SOCIETY

38/68
N. Y. TIMES

38/69
N. Y. TIMES HOUSE ORGAN (TIMES TALK)

38/70
N. Y. UNIVERSITY

38/71
N. Y. WORLD - TELEGRAM

38/72
N. Y. WORLD - TELEGRAM

38/73
NAGASAKI

38/74
NAMES

38/75
NASA

38/76
NASA FACTS

38/77
NATIONAL FANTASY FAN FEDERATION (TRANSFILED)

38/78
NATIONAL FANTASY TAPER, THE

38/79
NATIONAL FILM BOARD OF CANADA

38/80
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC

38/81
NATIONAL OBSERVER

38/82
NEBEL, LONG JOHN

38/83
NEBULA INDEX

38/84
NEBULAE

38/85
NECON

38/86
NEELY, F. T.