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Michigan: John B. Bergeson IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. Sport Aviation index, in sheets ready for a 3-ring binder, endorsed by EAA.

International Star Trek Convention, 1976 IN VERY GOOD++ CONDITION. Unpaginated, printed on fine glossy paper, in original illustrated stiff wraps, with full page photographs courtesy of Paramount Pictures. SCARCE.

NY: A. D. Publishing Company, Inc., 1952 128pp, printed on fine glossy paper, in original paper covers, binding tight. Feature story: Wm. Carlos Williams: World's Creative Force Today is in America. Covers rubbed, with crease.

Mission, Kansas: American Coaster Enthusiasts, 1999 25pp, staple bound Newsletter, with b/w photos throughout. Corner curl, soiled covers.

San Jose, California: The Institution Behind the Rosicrucian Organization, 1964 1964 to 1973. Numbers 13 through 325. All show a center fold, as this is how they were mailed out by the publisher. Staples are now rusty. [SCARCE]

San Jose, California: The Institution Behind the Rosicrucian Organization, 1965 1965 to 1973. Numbers 1 through 156 and 158-167, includes the 1968 Topical Outline of the Eleventh Degree in Numerical Sequence, An Aid to Review Reading, 13pp. Also includes Pronunziamento dated July 26, 1965 [11th Degree, No. 17]. All show a center fold, as this is how they were mailed out by the publisher. Staples are now rusty. [SCARCE]

Supreme Council of the A.M.O.R.C., 1973 3 Issues referencing the Eleventh Degree. Number One - dated March 8, 1973, 7pp, stapled with yellow covers showing photo illustration of the old dormitory used by unmarried woman of the Rosicrucian Colony at Ephrata, Pennsylvania, over two centuries ago. Number Two - dated March 19, 1973, 6pp, staple bound with yellow covers showing a photo illustration of caves located at Elephant Island, used by Hindu ascetics. Number Three - dated May 23, 1973, 6pp, staple bound, with yellow covers showing a photo illustration of the Temple of the Magicians at Uxmal, Yucatan. All show slight darkening along the upper edge of the covers, with staples now slightly rusty, all have a center fold, as this is how they were mailed out.

NY: Ego Enterprises, 1977 A Star Trek Fan Guide featuring How To Run a Convention, the Nimoy Fan Club, Great Sci-Fi Films, with the poster, and more . 66pp, in color illustrated covers. Covers show upper spine wear, in a protective mylar sleeve.

NY: Ego Enterprises, 1977 A Star Trek Fan Guide featuring a Shatner Interview, Trekkers Speak out on Star Wars, Nimoy, includes the Poster, and more. 50pp, in color illustrated covers. Covers show creases, in a protective mylar sleeve.

NY: Ego Enterprises, 1976 A Star Trek Fan Guide to Fan Clubs, Star Biographies, Star Portraits, All Episodes, Fanzines , Trekkers and more. 64pp, in color illustrated covers. Covers show edge wear/tear, in a protective mylar sleeve.

Amherst, MA: Associate Alumni of the University of Massachusetts, 1964 *Volume XI, Spring 1964, Number 2 is in Good Condition. 38pp, printed on fine glossy paper, with b/w phototgraphs throughout. *Volume XI, summer 1964, Number 3 has a cover in Poor Condition, with contents in Good Condition. 42pp, printed on fine glossy paper, with b/w photographs throughout. 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1. ALUMNI MAGAZINES.

NEW JERSEY: The American Historical Society, Inc., 1919 This FIRST EDITION, stapled book, is in VERY GOOD CONDITION. 111pp bound in original stiff wraps, with gilt lettering, bearing the Phelps heraldic shield on back cover, deckled pages edges, edge wear/tears and surface scuffing. Title page in red and black, personage photos tissue guarded, with articles on Worcester - Massachusetts, Halifax - Nova Soctia, The Lottery in American History, Goodwin and Allied Families, Hill and Allied Families, Post-Hiller Families, Prof. Theodore Barrows Stowell, Dr. Hall Jackson, The Great Arctic Disaster, and more. BINDING AND HINGES STRONG AND TIGHT.

Palmerston North, New Zealand: Massey College Wool Association, 1948 44pp, printed on fine glossy paper, staple bound, with stiff paper covers, binding tight. Includes *The Modern Approach to Sheep Breeding *Post-War Marketing *North Island Wools *London Wool Market * Significance of Uneveness in Wool * Sheep Classing, and much more. Pencil notation on one page "Hardy Collection". Edhe nick to front cover, two small tears to back cover.

Palmerston North, New Zealand: Massey College Wool Association, 1949 60pp, printed on fine glossy paper, staple bound, with stiff paper covers, binding tight. Includes *The Trend of New Zealand Wool Production *Preparation of Slipe Wools *Sheep Tracks in China *Sheep & Wool Industry in South America *Suggestions for Improvement in Classing and much more. Pencil notation on one page "Hardy Collection".

Forest, Virginia, 1994 IN FINE CONDITION. 16pp, printed on fine glossy paper, NO LABELS, INSCRIPTIONS, NOR MARKINGS. TRAIN PERIODICAL.

Arlington, MA: Cutter & Locke Inc., 1992 This FIRST EDITION soft cover magazine is in AS NEW CONDITION. 32pp includes articles on a Fatal Shooting Accident, Port Hudson Siege Guns, Movie Prop 10 Pdr. Parrotts, Connecticut Cannon Founders and more. BINDING AND HINGES STRONG AND TIGHT, CLEAN COPY.

New York: Street & Smith Publications, Inc., 1956 IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. With cover art by Emsh, interior illustrations by Emsh, Freas & van Dongen.

New York: Street & Smith Publications, Inc., 1952 IN GOOD CONDITION. With cover art by Pawelka, interior illustrations by Cartier, Orban and Pawelka. Small inked x in upper right corner of 1st leaf, light stain to covers, with small ink mark. Binding is tight.

New York: Street & Smith Publications, Inc., 1948 IN GOOD CONDITION. With cover art by Orban, interior illustrations by Cartier, Orban & Rogers. Small inked x in upper right corner of 1st leaf. Binding and hinges tight. Backstrip loss to upper/lower edges, small piece of tape inside front cover, light corner damp mark on outer leaves.

New York: Street & Smith Publications, Inc., 1957 IN FAIR TO GOOD CONDITION. With cover art by Van Dongen, interior illustrations by Freas and van Dongen. Small inked x in upper right corner of 1st leaf. Front cover nearly detached, backstrip loss at lower edge, binding tight.