Holdings
The archive's physical collection. Rare books, single-article press, ephemera and pop-culture material, periodicals, photographs, and correspondence, catalogued at item level and presented as individual exhibitions with full page scans.
The holdings hub presents the archive's physical-collection material as item-level exhibitions. Each catalogued item has its own page with object record, editorial context, and the complete page-by-page digitisation. Items are categorised by physical type. Cross-references connect each item to the people, cases, country pages, and collection pages it relates to.
Books
Rare books from the contactee tradition and the late-Victorian psychical-research literature. Each book exhibited at object level with the full page scan record.
Ephemera
Single-issue holdings of magazines, intelligence briefs, and short-run printed material that documents the civilian-research network and the popular-press reception of the post-1947 UFO phenomenon.
Periodicals
Newsletter and journal holdings across the British, Australian, American, and Continental civilian-research community. Item-level cataloguing in progress; established collection-level treatment continues in the wider Newsletter Archive.
Comics and Pop-Culture
Documentary record of how the post-1947 American and English-language press, comics, and pulp-fiction industries engaged the UFO question. Held as primary-source cultural-reception material, not as investigative documentation. Pages pending item exhibition build-out.
- Dell Comics: Space Man No. 1253, 2, and 5 (1962 to 1963)
- Mechanix Illustrated: Martian Invader (1956)
Single-Article Press
Press articles preserved at item level: Family Weekly (Willy Ley, January 1960), Everybody's (Tom King Australian survey, January 1967), PIX (Christian Darby, January 1968), and the wider single-issue mainstream-press holdings.
Photographs
Press photographs, archival prints, and originals. Catalogue currently in preparation. Item-level exhibitions to follow.
Correspondence
Letters, signed cards, and other working correspondence from researcher estates and acquired collections. Catalogue currently in preparation. Item-level exhibitions to follow.
