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  Document from The Martian Monkey Hoax on the Bankhead Highway Scan

  Via Museum of Hoaxes ·from The Martian Monkey Hoax on the Bankhead Highway (1953)
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  Document from The Martian Monkey Hoax on the Bankhead Highway Scan

  Via Museum of Hoaxes ·from The Martian Monkey Hoax on the Bankhead Highway (1953)
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  1953 coverage of the hoax. Scan

  Via Museum of Hoaxes ·from The Martian Monkey Hoax on the Bankhead Highway (1953)
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  Newspaper clipping about the hoax. Scan

  Via Museum of Hoaxes ·from The Martian Monkey Hoax on the Bankhead Highway (1953)

  FACT FROM SPACE?—Here the laurel in flying saucer stories, two companions reported they were taken by an airplane. As their car approached the tails ran toward it. Watters ran he ran over one of them, and flew in a blaze of blue and flew away in a blaze of blue and flew away in a blaze of blue with …

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  The jar at the GBI museum. Scan

  RoadsideAmerica.com ·from The Martian Monkey Hoax on the Bankhead Highway (1953)
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  The monkey on display at the GBI mini-museum. Scan

  Via Museum of Hoaxes ·from The Martian Monkey Hoax on the Bankhead Highway (1953)
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  Richard Felix and Harry Martindale in the cellar Scan

  Ciaran Brown ·from The Roman Soldiers in the Cellar of Treasurer's House, York (Harry Martindale, 1953) (1953)
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  The Roman ghost cellar at Treasurer's House, York Scan

  National Trust Images / Arnhel de Serra ·from The Roman Soldiers in the Cellar of Treasurer's House, York (Harry Martindale, 1953) (1953)
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  Portrait of Transair chief pilot Ulf Christiernsson Scan

  from The Skåne Disc: Transair Captain Ulf Christiernsson's Sighting (1953)
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  Cover of The Tujunga Canyon Contacts by Ann Druffel and D. Scott Rogo Scan

  Publisher cover, via David Halperin's blog ·from The Tujunga Canyon Contacts (1953)
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  The circulating hieroglyphic transcription of the so-called Tulli Papyrus; no original was ever photographed Scan

  Patrick Gross, ufologie.patrickgross.org ·from The Tulli Papyrus: the "circles of fire" of Thutmose III (1953)
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  Close-up of the plaque's eyes today. Scan

  rie yoshida, 2015 ·from The Weeping Madonna of Syracuse (Madonna delle Lacrime) (1953)
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  The reliquary of the tears. Scan

  Daddamusic, 2017 ·from The Weeping Madonna of Syracuse (Madonna delle Lacrime) (1953)
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  The plaque displayed in the basilica. Scan

  Julian Lupyan, 2025 ·from The Weeping Madonna of Syracuse (Madonna delle Lacrime) (1953)
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  James L. Hill of Seymour Scan

  Ken Steinhoff ·from Buck Nelson and the "Things": The Ozark Spaceman's Three Discs and Trip to Mars, the Moon and Venus (1954)
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  Buck Nelson, 1966 Scan

  Ken Steinhoff ·from Buck Nelson and the "Things": The Ozark Spaceman's Three Discs and Trip to Mars, the Moon and Venus (1954)
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  Convention, John W. Dean section, 1966 Scan

  Ken Steinhoff ·from Buck Nelson and the "Things": The Ozark Spaceman's Three Discs and Trip to Mars, the Moon and Venus (1954)
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  Convention, 1966 Scan

  Ken Steinhoff ·from Buck Nelson and the "Things": The Ozark Spaceman's Three Discs and Trip to Mars, the Moon and Venus (1954)
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  Weather-worn building with benches for the audience Scan

  Ken Steinhoff ·from Buck Nelson and the "Things": The Ozark Spaceman's Three Discs and Trip to Mars, the Moon and Venus (1954)
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  Convention attendees, 1966 Scan

  Ken Steinhoff ·from Buck Nelson and the "Things": The Ozark Spaceman's Three Discs and Trip to Mars, the Moon and Venus (1954)
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  Carnival atmosphere at the 1966 convention Scan

  Ken Steinhoff ·from Buck Nelson and the "Things": The Ozark Spaceman's Three Discs and Trip to Mars, the Moon and Venus (1954)
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  Convention attendees, 1966 Scan

  Ken Steinhoff ·from Buck Nelson and the "Things": The Ozark Spaceman's Three Discs and Trip to Mars, the Moon and Venus (1954)
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  Bob Palmer at the registration desk selling the book and postcards Scan

  Ken Steinhoff ·from Buck Nelson and the "Things": The Ozark Spaceman's Three Discs and Trip to Mars, the Moon and Venus (1954)
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  Buck Nelson at the 1966 convention Scan

  Ken Steinhoff ·from Buck Nelson and the "Things": The Ozark Spaceman's Three Discs and Trip to Mars, the Moon and Venus (1954)

  MAP of the MC COMA E is a constellation has a remarkable its three principle GAMMA, a giant 300 light years ALPHA, 57 light and BETA, 26.1 light two may be star stars similar to our Sun.…

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  "Spaceships Welcome" signs Scan

  Ken Steinhoff ·from Buck Nelson and the "Things": The Ozark Spaceman's Three Discs and Trip to Mars, the Moon and Venus (1954)
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  Convention scene, 1966 Scan

  Ken Steinhoff ·from Buck Nelson and the "Things": The Ozark Spaceman's Three Discs and Trip to Mars, the Moon and Venus (1954)
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  The photographer's car at the convention Scan

  Ken Steinhoff ·from Buck Nelson and the "Things": The Ozark Spaceman's Three Discs and Trip to Mars, the Moon and Venus (1954)
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  Convention, 1966 Scan

  Ken Steinhoff ·from Buck Nelson and the "Things": The Ozark Spaceman's Three Discs and Trip to Mars, the Moon and Venus (1954)
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  Reporter Jerry Obermark Scan

  Ken Steinhoff ·from Buck Nelson and the "Things": The Ozark Spaceman's Three Discs and Trip to Mars, the Moon and Venus (1954)
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  Podcast artwork for MYS430, Buck Nelson, the Ozark Spaceman Scan

  SQPN ·from Buck Nelson and the "Things": The Ozark Spaceman's Three Discs and Trip to Mars, the Moon and Venus (1954)
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  Second saucer photograph from the book, the object moving away Scan

  Flying Saucer from Mars (1954), scan via Alien Archivist Substack ·from Cedric Allingham's Flying Saucer from Mars, Lossiemouth, 1954 (1954)
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  First saucer photograph from the book, taken about 12:35 pm Scan

  Flying Saucer from Mars (1954), scan via Alien Archivist Substack ·from Cedric Allingham's Flying Saucer from Mars, Lossiemouth, 1954 (1954)

  Mr. Allingham's first photograph of the Flying Saucer, taken when he first sighted it at 12.35 p.m. on the 18th February, 1954. At this time, he estimated its height at about 5,000 feet.…

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  Photograph from the book of the craft on the ground Scan

  Flying Saucer from Mars (1954), scan via Alien Archivist Substack ·from Cedric Allingham's Flying Saucer from Mars, Lossiemouth, 1954 (1954)
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  Sketch of the craft from memory, printed in the book Scan

  Flying Saucer from Mars (1954), scan via Alien Archivist Substack ·from Cedric Allingham's Flying Saucer from Mars, Lossiemouth, 1954 (1954)
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  Second descent photograph from the book Scan

  Flying Saucer from Mars (1954), scan via Alien Archivist Substack ·from Cedric Allingham's Flying Saucer from Mars, Lossiemouth, 1954 (1954)
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  Soft-focus back view of the 'Martian' walking back to the craft, from the book Scan

  Flying Saucer from Mars (1954), scan via Alien Archivist Substack ·from Cedric Allingham's Flying Saucer from Mars, Lossiemouth, 1954 (1954)

  The Martian, photographed by the author at approximately 4.20 p.m. as he turned back towards the Saucer preparatory to departure. The Saucer itself is just out of the picture, to the left. The Martian was about 6 feet in height, and wore a single-piece garment, presumably insulating and entirely fle…

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  Facsimile of James Duncan's signed statement, printed in the book Scan

  Flying Saucer from Mars (1954), scan via Alien Archivist Substack ·from Cedric Allingham's Flying Saucer from Mars, Lossiemouth, 1954 (1954)
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  First descent photograph from the book, about 3:45 pm Scan

  Flying Saucer from Mars (1954), scan via Alien Archivist Substack ·from Cedric Allingham's Flying Saucer from Mars, Lossiemouth, 1954 (1954)

  The first of two photographs which the author took at approximately 3.45 p.m., as the Saucer was descending. The landing gear is clearly discernible to the lower left of the picture.…

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  Le Berry Républicain front page, 30 September 1954. Scan

  Le Berry Républicain ·from Chabeuil "child in a cellophane bag" landing, Mme Leboeuf (1954) (1954)

  Véritable carrousel aérien DE SOUCOUPES VOLANTES dans le ciel du Dauphiné Une habitante de la Drôme déclare avoir vu un être bizarre puis un engin décoller d'un champ Lyon, 29 septembre. — Dans les départements du Rhône, de l'Isere, de la Drome et de la Savoie, de nombreux personnes affirmant avoir …

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  Page of the Ouranos investigation report. Scan

  from Chabeuil "child in a cellophane bag" landing, Mme Leboeuf (1954) (1954)

  dautour étaient comme râclées et plusieurs étaient cassées, ceci jusqu'à une dizaine de mètres de hauteur environ. Ils ont retrouvé des feuilles par terre. Je ne suis ni folle ni puisseuse et il n'en faut pour beaucoup pour m'aotionner. Je suis neumannique restée deux jour en couche avec la flèvre (…

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  Mme Leboeuf at the site with the crushed maize stalks. Scan

  from Chabeuil "child in a cellophane bag" landing, Mme Leboeuf (1954) (1954)

  DRÔME : — Ils ont piétiné le maïs VALENCE — Mme Lebefour (a dr.) est une privilège : elle a vu face à face un pilote de soucoule voluptue. Je cuillerais des murs en bordure d'un champ de mais lorsque les murs sont enroulés. Il est possible de faire un campeau de lait. Il s'était campeau devant une e…

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  France-Dimanche newspaper scan, 10 October 1954. Scan

  France-Dimanche ·from Chabeuil "child in a cellophane bag" landing, Mme Leboeuf (1954) (1954)

  1 La soucoupe de Valence a laissé des traces (dans le mais) ME LEBUEF (cl-incontre) ne se acta encore consalle d'avoir si eu puir à diminir d'aimance en aperever dans un chameau d'un autre monde. Au même un « homme d'un autre monde ». Au deuter de tenter l'approche, son effeuil qui quelque alla se c…

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  France-Dimanche sketch of the field with positions marked, 10 October 1954. Scan

  France-Dimanche ·from Chabeuil "child in a cellophane bag" landing, Mme Leboeuf (1954) (1954)
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  Le Provençal newspaper scan, 29 September 1954. Scan

  Le Provençal ·from Chabeuil "child in a cellophane bag" landing, Mme Leboeuf (1954) (1954)

  UNE SOUCOUPE VOLANTE A CHABEUIL (Drôme) «Le Martien ressemblait à un gosse enfermé dans un sac de cellophane et je l'ai vu comme je vous vois » affitme Mme Lebceuf. qui a dû s'aliter avec $39^{\circ}$ de fièvre Valence (C. P.). — J'ai vu, Monsieur, comme je vous vois, l'homme de la soucoupe volante …

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  Page of the Ouranos investigation report. Scan

  from Chabeuil "child in a cellophane bag" landing, Mme Leboeuf (1954) (1954)

  Stampand joeo mebisane juneled enamelig de Valence, le 3 décembre 1954. abilisat saat evorverde邓 all. novelvse tandad ab serjem sh enamel anu Valence (voles) ovorver me 14010001000100 Il parasaisse à être enveloppé un acsophandre transparent des pieds à la tête, visage presque humain (je n'ai n'ai p…

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  Operation Prospero leaflet balloons, context for the Free Europe Press campaign. Scan

  RFE/RL Collection, Hoover Institution (via Psywarrior) ·from Efferding Luminous Discs and the Czech Leaflets, Upper Austria 1954 (1954)
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  Polyethylene "pillow" leaflet balloons. Scan

  RFE/RL Collection, Hoover Institution (via Psywarrior) ·from Efferding Luminous Discs and the Czech Leaflets, Upper Austria 1954 (1954)
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  Libération, page 6, 1 October 1954, continuation of the article. Scan

  Patrick Gross press collection ·from Efferding Luminous Discs and the Czech Leaflets, Upper Austria 1954 (1954)

  La saison des soucoupes Suite de la P. I-Col. J un Grenoblois, et un Breton, et encore quelques autres sont préts à la reconnaissance. En fait, c'est d'une invasion qui s'agit, à moins qu'il ne faille pour dans ces appartitions que des hommes de reconnaissance avant le jour J. Aujourd'hui, c'est le …

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  Free Europe Press balloons in winter. Scan

  RFE/RL Collection, Hoover Institution (via Psywarrior) ·from Efferding Luminous Discs and the Czech Leaflets, Upper Austria 1954 (1954)
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  Libération, page 1, 1 October 1954. Scan

  Patrick Gross press collection ·from Efferding Luminous Discs and the Czech Leaflets, Upper Austria 1954 (1954)

  La saison des soucoupes... Des "Martiens" jettent des tracts anticommunistes au-dessus de la Tchécoslovaquie... Vienno, 20 septembre S1 l'on en croit le journal autrichien « Bid Telegraf » , les soncouples seraient au service de la bonne cause. La preuve ? Elles aurient, es les prévus, pleurait enre…