Hevelin Collection

A dayglow, silk-screened cover for Pegasus #7 (Feb 1971) done by Richard Delap, edited by Joanne Burger.

This is Rune #69 (Fall 1982) with a foldout cover by Joan Hanke Woods.It was edited by Karen Trego. Gif (many thanks) by the very gif-ted, Colleen Theisen. 

A funny cover for Poo #8, edited by A. Young. I’ve pored through the issue, but can’t ID the artist.

This cover or wrapper for Pegasus #1, plain orange paper with the title handwritten in pencil, hides a zine filled with beautiful hektograph drawings by Morrie Jenkinson.

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An interesting model of our solar system’s path as it travels through space in the Milky Way.

Certainly a departure from usual models that show the Sun as a static object, which it certainly isn’t

I have been waiting for this picture to come back around for so long to show it to someone.

This is blowing my mind.

A very interesting astronomy model. 

This spacer looks a little smug to me. He’s drawn by Christopher Cook on the cover of The Phoenix Quill (May 1990). The drawing originally appeared in Other Realities (July 1989).

This is the January 1939 issue of PSFS News. It’s an annish with a great hektograph cover by John Baltadonis. In 1941, Rusty Hevelin joined two members of the PSFS (Philadelphia Science Fiction Society), Robert Madle and Jack Agnew, on the editorial staff of The Fantascience Digest.

Sheep as huckster on the cover of Proper Boskonian #11 (May 1974). The art is by Tim Kirk. Great sheepish/fannish titles on the books.

The Phantagraph goes to war in December of 1941. The art editor is John Michel. The famous (or infamous) Donald A. Wollheim is the editor.

A spare but eloquent cover for Neal Goldfarb’s PLOF is by Eisenstein.