This is a newspaper clipping of an interview with Gary Fleener and a postcard of the University of Tulsa with a note that reads "I know this man! BGH" on the back.

This is a typed story with a handwritten sticky note attached. The note reads "I had just printed this off when I received your note on Richard [...] -Ben." The envelope return address is from 'A Common Reader 141 Tompkins Ave Pleasantville, NY 10570' with Henneke's address handwritten underneath.

This is a handwritten card on heavyweight, cream-colored paper. The envelope has an Oregon stamp, mailed from Tulsa.

This is a card with a picture of a stained glass image of the Great Seal of the State of Oklahoma on the front and a handwritten note on the inside. The envelope has 7 five cent Washington stamps.

This is a Christmas card with a second page added. The envelope has a variety of 4 and 5 cent stamps attached.

This is a typed story, another copy, of May Basket with a handwritten note accompanying it that reads "Glad you liked it-Hope Mrs. Fleener does too. BGH." The envelope has a Maryland stamp, and was mailed from Tulsa.

This is a typed story by Ben Graf Henneke about buttons, hooks, and other fasteners.

This is a handwritten note that reads "Aware of your developing interest in ephemera--ere's some you may not have. I appreciated the Saul Bellow Art of contrition--These days only epics in 20 pt or larger type can really appeal. The friendship, however, meets all strictures of size and variety. Thanks. Ben"

This is a handwritten letter from Ben Graf Henneke to Gary M. Fleener on personalized letterhead.

This is a typed letter on linen paper with personalized letterhead; at the bottom is handwritten a note that reads "Give me a call sometime when you're here, Ben"