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Yeah: a satyric excursion 2 (New York, 1962), edited by Tuli Kupferberg: includes poem 'St. Pancras' by Alan Sillitoe, accompanied by a flyer for Birth Publications;

Issue 5, 1962: 'Gala Xmas number';

Issue 6, 1963, sub-titled, 'A frigid wife ruined me': poems and found texts, accompanied by flyers for Birth Press, publishers of Yeah magazine;

Issue 7, 1963, subtitled, 'A look at the White problem';

Issue 8, 1964, subtitled, 'True professions part 1', accompanied by 'A Yeah extra, issue no. 7' about police dogs, and a flyer for Yeah 9;

Issue 9, 1964, subtitled, 'True professions part 2';

Issue 10, 1965, subtitled, 'Kill for peace': anti-war satire, accompanied by flyers on same theme;

(Note: see also MOTTRAM 7 / Birth magazines and MOTTRAM 6 / Birth Press)

Yanagi (Sausalito, California, May 1974): includes work by Michael McClure, Tom Clark, John Wieners, Ron Padgett;

Issue [2] 1975: includes work by Joe Dunn, Jack Powers, Gerard Malanga;

Issue 3, 1976: includes work by Charles Olson and Ed Sanders

Yanagi Series: Yanagi poster poem, 'The Heroes' by Jim Gustafson, 1977

Yanagi Series: Yanagi poster poem, 'The Boulders' by Louis Patler

Yanagi Series: Yanagi poster poem, 'The Book of See' by Michael Wolfe

Yanagi Series: Yanagi poster poem, 'Seneca' by S. Fox, 1976

Yanagi Series: Yanagi poster poem, 'Poem', by Ron Padgett

Yanagi Series: Yanagi poster poem, from 'NYC Variations' by Jim Carroll

Yanagi Series: Yanagi poster poem, 'Love & the falling iron' by Ed Sanders, 1977

Yanagi Series: Yanagi poster poem, 'I love you De Kooning' by Bill Berkson and Joe Brainard

Yanagi Series: Yanagi poster poem, 'For Peter' by Duncan McNaughton

Yanagi Series: Yanagi poster poem, 'An Arthur Flegenheimer Sachet' by Tom Clark

'Y' Magazine: York University arts magazine 3 (York, 1978), articles, photographs, interviews

Copies of x-ray diffraction photographs, probably nucleoprotamine (DNP). Original file title ‘DNP x-ray photos’

X-ray diffraction photographs and photographs of DNA molecular models, probably used as article illustrations (articles not identified), including: DNA photographed at 0% humidity, Feb 1951; C form Li DNA photographed by Donald Marvin, 1 Jun 1958; three mounted comparison illustrations of a molecular model of DNA, a Fourier synthesis map of the molecular structure of DNA and a wire model of DNA structure, ND; electron microscope photograph of bifringent crystalline regions in dried DNA, [1963]

X-ray diffraction photographs, graphs, printed data sets, molecular diagrams, Fourier synthesis maps and photographs of molecular models, possibly prepared as teaching aids or for publication (articles not identified). Also photograph, taken c 2000 (7 copy prints), of the DNA sample holder made out of a paper clip, used to hold the Signer DNA for the first x-ray diffraction photographs, 1950

Five negatives (2 of which are on glass) and one print of x-ray diffraction images. FRAGILE. Envelope (not contemporary) marked ‘X-ray diff photos and negs historical DNA’

Two copies of undated X-ray diffraction photograph of herring sperm DNA

Photographs, glass slides and negatives of B form DNA optical transform patterns, and images of dotted outlines of the spots on the B form pictures, obtained with an optical diffractometer developed by Henry Lipson (1910-1991). Clive Hooper, Bill Seeds and Alec Stokes wrote an account of their adaptation of the Lipson method for macro molecules such as DNA, ‘Photographic Preparation for the Large Molecules for the Lipson Diffractometer’, published in Nature, Volume 175, 16 Apr 1955, p679-681. File also includes photographs of early models of DNA structure, [1950]. Original file title ‘File Lipson data’