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1 Collection Scope and Content Summary The Fred Patten collection on Science Fiction and Animation (Collection 250) contains material created and collected by Fred Patten, best known for his involvement in the Science Fiction fan community and work as an historian in the Anime, Manga, and Furry fandoms. This collection primarily focuses on Science Fiction, Animation, Anime, Manga, Furry fandom, and related genres. Materials include fliers, posters, programs, progress reports, press clippings, audio/video recordings, toys, clothing, and other material. It should be noted that this collection is not fully processed. Material has been roughly sorted into the nine categorical series listed in the Collection Contents section below. Additionally, there is a small portion of this collection that remains completely unprocessed. All newly donated material has been accessioned into the collection and added to Box 2 and Box 130. Commercially published/produced books and videos have been cataloged and incorporated into the Eaton Collection. This material can be accessed through SCOTTY, the UCR Libraries online public access catalog. For a complete listing of cataloged items access the SCOTTY website and search for the following term by author, Patten Collection (Patten, Fred, 1940-). Fanzines have also been incorporated into the Eaton Collection and can be accessed through an online fanzine database. Fanzines that contain the Batch 4 designation were donated by Fred Patten. 1
2 Collection Contents Series 1. Animation. Material related to the animation and cartoon industry (excludes Anime, Manga, and Furry fandom material). This includes studio press books, promotional material, and fan-produced items such as club/society publications. Formats include documents, film reels, postcards, stuffed animals, and other material. Boxes 6, 67-77, 130, 137, 142 Series 2. Anime & Manga. Material related to Japanese animation (Anime) and comic books (Manga), and the Englishlanguage versions thereof. This includes Japanese professional merchandising, American and British professional merchandising, and fan-produced items such as club/society publications. Formats include press clippings, documents, books, comic books, action figures, figurines, videotapes, and other material. Boxes 40-52, , 139 Series 3. Furry fandom. Material of any genre (i.e., cartoons, animation, science fiction, and fantasy) is considered to be part of Furry fandom when an anthropomorphic animal character is present. Formats include documents, books, comic books, videotapes, and other material. Boxes 12-17, 131, 141, 140 2
3 Series 4. Miscellaneous/Ephemera. Material, based on its content, that does not readily fit into any of the other series listed in this guide. Formats include documents, press clippings, magazines, artwork, toys, and other material. Boxes 1-3, 5, , , , 115, 118, 129, 141 Series 5. Posters. Posters from Science Fiction, Animation, Anime, Manga, Furry fandom, and related genres. Map Case AA1-AA4 Series 6. Science Fiction. Material regarding Science Fiction; a broad genre of fiction that often involves speculations on current or future science or technology. Sub-series 6.1. General. Material regarding Science Fiction, general in nature, that does not fall into either Science Fiction fandom or one of the Science Fiction sub-series. Formats include documents, photographs, promotional items, and other material. Boxes 53, 56, 58-63, 65-66, 94, 114, 125, 132 3
4 Sub-series 6.2. Media. Audio and video recordings of various Science Fiction related content. Some items are commercially produced, while others have been recorded or dubbed at the amateur level. Formats include VHS tapes, audio cassettes, sound reels, film reels, and other material. Boxes 79-84, 101, , 116 Sub-series 6.3. T-Shirts. T-Shirts regarding the books, movies, and characters found in the Science Fiction genre. Boxes Sub-series 6.4. Toys. Toys regarding the books, movies, and characters found in the Science Fiction genre. Formats include action figures, puzzles, games, figurines, and other material. Box 4, 104, 128 Series 7. Science Fiction conventions. Material regarding Science Fiction conventions; gatherings of the fan community for speculative fiction including Science Fiction and Fantasy. 4
5 Sub-series 7.1. Buttons. Buttons distributed at conventions by companies (i.e., publishers, video game developers) for promotional purposes. Boxes Sub-series 7.2. Fliers. Fliers distributed at conventions for promotional purposes. Boxes 19, 21, Sub-series 7.3. Programs. Programs distributed at conventions that list event information. Boxes 25-36,131, 136, 138, 142 Sub-series 7.4. Progress Reports. Progress reports regarding the current state of planning for an upcoming convention. Boxes 37-39, 140 5
6 Sub-series 7.5. Tote Bags. Tote bags distributed at conventions by companies (i.e., publishers, video game developers) for promotional purposes. Box 78 Series 8. Science Fiction fandom. Material regarding Science Fiction fandom; a community of people actively interested in Science Fiction and Fantasy literature, and in contact with one another based upon that interest. Sub-series 8.1. Ballots. Ballots from various organizations (i.e., Hugo and Nebula), petitions to have a member voted into or removed from a specific club/society, and information relating to fan funds (i.e., TAFF and DUFF) Box 22 Sub-series 8.2. General. Material regarding Science Fiction fandom, general in nature, that does not fall into either Science Fiction or one of the Science Fiction fandom sub-series. Formats include photographs, documents, promotional items, and other material. Boxes 54-55, 57, 64, 143 Sub-series 8.3. Information Sheets. 6
7 Membership applications for various Science Fiction clubs/societies as well as information on various Science Fiction based meetings and events. Box 20 Sub-series 8.4. Party Invitations. Invitations and announcements for parties, special occasions, and events. Box 18 Series 9. Television & Film Industry. Material related to the television and film industry outside of the Science Fiction, Anime, Manga, or Animation genres. Formats include press kits, promotional items, and other material. Boxes 7-11, 138 7
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