Publishers catalogs. 4 are social science publisher catalogs, 1967 to 1970. One (Atherton, 1967) has marginal highlighting. Another (Aldine) contains a note by Harry Hay, a statement affirming the right to physical self-determination. The fifth catalog is from Alyson, 1988.

Earl Robinson wrote the famous labor/protest song "Joe Hill." During the 1940s and early 1950s Robinson and Hay were co-participants in the west-coast branch of the populist folk-music organization "People's Songs." The "Cantata" also contains a 1987 note from Robinson to Hay.

Open letter to "Friends of the UCLA Library" regarding 1963 lecture on Oscar Wilde. Seven issues of the "UCLA Librarian" collected by Harry Hay have been deaccessioned; they are v. 16, numbers 23, 25, 26; and v. 17, numbers 6,7, 11, and 14. The content may be viewed at http://www.archive.org/details/uclalibrarianv15to16univ [and] /uclalibrarianv17to19univ.

Tax documents, material related to the settlement of the Harry Hay Sr. estate, and material related to Harry Hay's employment, mostly as an industrial materials planner.

Tax documents, material related to the settlement of the Harry Hay Sr. estate, and material related to Harry Hay's employment, mostly as an industrial materials planner.

B.G. Engineering; Leahy Manufacturing

Tax documents, material related to the settlement of the Harry Hay Sr. estate, and material related to Harry Hay's employment, mostly as an industrial materials planner.

Tax documents, material related to the settlement of the Harry Hay Sr. estate, and material related to Harry Hay's employment, mostly as an industrial materials planner.

Industrial products catalogs and an industrial materials workbook, possibly from Avion Aircraft.

Contents of an envelope labelled "material planning stuff," including industrial specifications worksheets and an industrial trade magazine.