Including a series of illustrations (both original and photocopied), mostly used in the issue #17/18.

Including pamphlets for Shimon Okshteyn, along with newspaper clippings and photocopied illustrations.

Including illustrations, cartoons, and collage artwork.

Including drawings, mostly caricatures.

Including an X-ray film from Harry Hoogstraten and three illustrations from John Dunbar.

Including a list of distributers, handwritten notes (of various size), and advertisements for promoting Rolling Stock and for soliciting student assistants.

Five application packets, including project descriptions on Rolling Stock.

Application materials for "President's Fund for the Humanities" (1990; University of Colorado at Boulder).

Various materials for grant application. Also including grant acceptance letters from University of Colorado at Boulder and Neodata Endowment for the Arts and Humanities.

Application packet for the NEA (National Endowment for the Arts) grant.

Application packet for the Colorado Council on the Arts and Humanities grant, including acceptance letter and check.

Application packet contains early drafts (both typed and handwritten) with corrections, including essays entitled "Rolling Stock: History and Objectives" and "Funding and Promotion."

Three copies of application packet.

Including report drafts, handwritten with corrections.

Subscriber names and addresses, listed in alphabetical order.

Contributors' names and the titles of their works which appeared in Rolling Stock issues #1 through #17/18, listed in alphabetical order.

Brochure advertisements, notices, and reviews published in newspapers.

Published reviews in newspapers. All photocopied.

Binder contains more reviews/articles about Rolling Stock, plus miscellaneous items.

Published reviews in newspapers and magazines.

The subscriber list is located in a separate container: see BOX 16 for index card file.

Including two handwritten notes.

Broadsides for "Abhorrences" (1984), "The Cosmology of Finding Your Spot" (1969), "Office Equipment" (1979), "Mesozoic Landscape" (1974), "The Midwest is that Space Between the Buffalo Statler and the Lawrence Eldridge" (1968), "The Contract" (1973). Four copies are signed by Dorn himself.

Letters, rticles, and other materials related to HIV.

Stationery with letterhead created by Dorn from a variety of sources, including artwork by Tom Clark. Includes personal and Rolling Stock letterhead.

Original materials photocopied and used as letterheads.

Including letters from Before Columbus Foundation, announcing that Dorn have been selected as a Lifetime Achievement Award winner of the tenth annual American Book Awards.