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  Front page of Le Télégramme de Brest, 16 September 1954 Scan

  Le Télégramme de Brest; scan via Patrick Gross ·from The Mouriéras Humanoid Handshake: Antoine Mazaud at Bugeat (1954)

  Un cultivateur corrézien a, lui aussi, vu un « Martien » qu'il a d'abord pris pour un simple d'esprit Tulise 11, IL NE S'AGIT PLUS CETTE FOIS DE SOIDOCOUPE VOLUNTE DUN NUN BIZAREAR SEMBLANT APARTENIR A UN AUTRE MONDE. ```text SENCONTRE FAITE PAR M. MAZAUZ, UN. SOLIDE PAYSAN QUINQ DES PLUS FORMULAS, …

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  La Montagne, 15 September 1954, page 1, with photos of Mazaud explaining the encounter Scan

  La Montagne; scan via Patrick Gross ·from The Mouriéras Humanoid Handshake: Antoine Mazaud at Bugeat (1954)

  La soucoupe volante de Bugeat (Corrèze) "J'ai serré la main de "l'homme de l'espace" affirme M. MAZAUD (De notre envoyé spécial) ES soncoupes volantes ! Dépuis longtemps déjà, l'existence de ces mystérieux engins a fait l'objet de nombreuses recherches scientifiques et a appelé les commienteurs les …

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  La Tribune de Genève, 14 September 1954 Scan

  via Patrick Gross ·from The Vernon Cigar and Five Discs: Bernard Miserey's Night over the Seine (1954)

  Apparition de soucoupes volantes dans le ciel européen --- Mais voici un fait plus sérieux. L'événement a eu lieu à Zurich, le 7 août dernier, à 16 h, 15 et l'observation a été faite par un premier-lienutenant de l'aviation militaire suisse. Le journal Die Tat de Zurich a publié le rapport que ce pr…

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  L'Avenir de l'Artois, 28 August 1954 Scan

  via Patrick Gross ·from The Vernon Cigar and Five Discs: Bernard Miserey's Night over the Seine (1954)

  C'est fou, ce que l'on peut observer et interroger le lai pendant les vassancés et l'all exercé a vite fait de repérer un coin bleu annonceur de l'éclaircelle tant es- nérée. A notre avis, voilà la ral- son qul, chaque année durant les mols d'été, met les soucoupes volantes en ve- dette. On regarde …

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  The first newspaper reports of Wonthaggi's 'Monster' were mocking, but in later years the tone changed. Scan

  from The Wonthaggi Monster, Inverloch Road, Wonthaggi, Victoria (1955) (1955)
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  A thylacine-related gathering. Not from the event. Scan

  from The Wonthaggi Monster, Inverloch Road, Wonthaggi, Victoria (1955) (1955)
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  Reference photograph of Thylacinus cynocephalus, not from the event. Scan

  from The Wonthaggi Monster, Inverloch Road, Wonthaggi, Victoria (1955) (1955)
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  Thylacine at Beaumaris Zoo, Hobart, about 1936. Not from the event. Scan

  National Museum of Australia ·from The Wonthaggi Monster, Inverloch Road, Wonthaggi, Victoria (1955) (1955)
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  The Argus clipping, Friday 22 June 1956, about the hunt for the animal. Scan

  from The Wonthaggi Monster, Inverloch Road, Wonthaggi, Victoria (1955) (1955)

  ARGUS MEN CORNER THE * Hero is Mr. Ern Featherston's impression of the Wonthaggi "monster." Four bashed by "knuckle gang" A GANG of eight, apparently using knuckle dusters, knocked one man unconscious and victually bashed three others in Dryburgh st., North Melbourne, last night. Three of the injure…

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  Ft. Belvoir Mushroom Cloud. Comparison photo of the demonstration, not the 1957 event. Scan

  Condon Report, Plate 39 (case text credits Sgt. 1st Class James O'Dell) ·from Fort Belvoir Black Ring Photographs (Condon Case 50) (1957)
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  Detonation of 'atom bomb simulation demonstration' at Ft. Belvoir. Photo courtesy of the witness. Comparison photo, not the 1957 event. Scan

  Condon Report, Plate 38 (case text credits Sgt. 1st Class James O'Dell) ·from Fort Belvoir Black Ring Photographs (Condon Case 50) (1957)
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  Stable black vortex ring detaching itself from mushroom column in 'atom bomb simulation demonstration' at Ft. Belvoir. Photo courtesy of the witness. Comparison photo, not the 1957 event. Scan

  Condon Report, Plate 40 (case text credits Sgt. 1st Class James O'Dell) ·from Fort Belvoir Black Ring Photographs (Condon Case 50) (1957)
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  Randle-related document on the Fort Itaipu case, as filed by NICAP Scan

  NICAP ·from Fort Itaipu incident: the burned sentries (1957)

  This is the bare bones of the sighting. As I was conducting my research, I looked to see what others had written about the case. In The A.P.R.O. Bulletin of September 1959, Fountes' tale was published apparently as it appeared in his book Shadow of the Unknown. Later, in 1962, Coral Lorenzen, in her…

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  France-Soir clipping, 14 May 1957 Scan

  France-Soir, via Patrick Gross ·from Four Little Men in Grey at Beaucourt-sur-l'Ancre (1957)

  La « soucoupe volante » de Beaucourt-sur-l'Ancre divise le village en deux clans Une scène digne d'une hallucinant roman » science-fiction » s'est déroulée dans un village de la Somme, où six personnes affrontant au vu apparaitre en mème temps qu'une lumière illumine les rangs,anges, dont l'un brouq…

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  MonsterTalk live episode poster Scan

  MonsterTalk ·from The Back Seat Ghost: Mabel Chinnery's Photograph, Ipswich (1959)
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  An artist's interpretation of Octoman Scan

  Paranormal Catalog ·from The Ohio River Monster, later called Octo-Man (Cincinnati area, 1959) (1959)
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  A festival-goer in a handmade Octoman mask at the Covington Cryptid Block Party, 2024 Scan

  Photo provided | Covington Cryptid Block Party (LINK nky) ·from The Ohio River Monster, later called Octo-Man (Cincinnati area, 1959) (1959)
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  Festival graphic: "The Indescribable Octo-man!" Scan

  Graphic provided | The Covington Cryptid Block Party ·from The Ohio River Monster, later called Octo-Man (Cincinnati area, 1959) (1959)
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  Book covers of Hunting Monsters Scan

  Arcturus Publishing ·from The Soay Beast: Tex Geddes and James Gavin's Sea Monster off Skye (1959) (1959)

  HUNTING MONSTERS CRYPTOZOOLOGY AND THE REALITY BEHIND THE MYTHS HUNTING MONSTERS CRYPTOZOOLOGY AND THE REALITY BEHIND THE MYTHS DARREN NAISH…

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  A fantastical newspaper illustration of the Soay Beast Scan

  from The Soay Beast: Tex Geddes and James Gavin's Sea Monster off Skye (1959) (1959)
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  Artist's reconstruction published in the Illustrated London News, 4 June 1960 Scan

  Illustrated London News, artist uncredited ·from The Soay Beast: Tex Geddes and James Gavin's Sea Monster off Skye (1959) (1959)
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  Sketches of the Soay Beast by Geddes and Gavin Scan

  Tex Geddes and James Gavin, as reposted on Frontiers of Zoology ·from The Soay Beast: Tex Geddes and James Gavin's Sea Monster off Skye (1959) (1959)
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  The witnesses' own sketches of the Soay Beast, as reproduced by Heuvelmans (1968) Scan

  Tex Geddes and James Gavin, via Bernard Heuvelmans (1968) ·from The Soay Beast: Tex Geddes and James Gavin's Sea Monster off Skye (1959) (1959)
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  Version of the photo, vertical, uncropped or cropped (caption unverified) Scan

  @TetZoo or original publications ·from Peter O'Connor's Loch Ness Monster Photograph, Foyers (1960) (1960)
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  "O'Connor 1960 plastic bag": either the photo or Burton's reconstruction (unverified) Scan

  Tetrapod Zoology ·from Peter O'Connor's Loch Ness Monster Photograph, Foyers (1960) (1960)
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  Probably an overview of the O'Connor photo (caption unverified) Scan

  @TetZoo or original publications ·from Peter O'Connor's Loch Ness Monster Photograph, Foyers (1960) (1960)
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  Weekly Scotsman coverage (caption unverified) Scan

  @TetZoo or original publications ·from Peter O'Connor's Loch Ness Monster Photograph, Foyers (1960) (1960)
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  Image from Naish's thread on the O'Connor photo (caption unverified) Scan

  @TetZoo or original publications ·from Peter O'Connor's Loch Ness Monster Photograph, Foyers (1960) (1960)
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  Tyne Prefect folding canoe catalogue image Scan

  via Roland Watson ·from Peter O'Connor's Loch Ness Monster Photograph, Foyers (1960) (1960)
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  National Archives letters about the monster, 1962 Scan

  Tamar Valley Tales ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of 1960 (1960)
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  The mystery is front-page news for the Hobart Mercury in March 1962 Scan

  The Mercury ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of 1960 (1960)

  NEARLY AS BIG AS A HOUSE! "SEA MONSTER" FIND IT WAS COVERED WITH FINE HAIR ABOUT 20ft. long, 18ft. wide and about 4½ft. thick, with an estimated weight of between five and 10 tons. MAY BECOME WORLD TOPIC These are the dimensions of the "sea monster" found on the far West Coast, according to the inve…

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  Contents of the CSIRO file on the west coast monster Scan

  666 ABC Canberra, Louise Maher ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of 1960 (1960)

  THE SO-CALLED TASMANIAN SEA MONSTER During early March 1962 the Australian press, television, and radio published reports of a huge object, presumably an animal, which had been washed up on the west coast of Tasmania in a part of the State which is difficult of access. The object, which subsequently…

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  The mysterious object was identified as whale blubber Scan

  Supplied, Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of 1960 (1960)
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  A contemporary sketch of the monster Scan

  The Sydney Morning Herald ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of 1960 (1960)
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  The Tasmanian Museum and Gallery has a sample of the 'monster' Scan

  Supplied, Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of 1960 (1960)
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  Graham Airey at Couta Rocks Scan

  Supplied, Rick Eaves ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of 1960 (1960)
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  Rocky inlet at Sandy Cape, in the area of the find Scan

  Tamar Valley Tales ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of 1960 (1960)
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  National Archives officer Stewart Crawford with the CSIRO file Scan

  666 ABC Canberra, Louise Maher ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of 1960 (1960)
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  Where Tim Dinsdale filmed the Loch Ness Monster: the lay-by above Foyers (modern location photo, not of the event) Scan

  badgerwatcher.com ·from Tim Dinsdale's Loch Ness Film, Foyers Bay (1960) (1960)
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  Page from UFOs and Government by Michael Swords, Robert Powell et al. Scan

  UFOs and Government (2012), via UAP Discovery forum ·from The Hallett Station Antarctic Lights (1962)

  June 7, 1962, Hallett Research Station, Antarctica: $ ^{133} $ The researchers saw a brilliant white light move across the sky, then stop between two mountain peaks for five minutes. In the binoculars the light was round and had a dazzling gold sheen. It then moved out and disappeared behind a mount…

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  Still from Offscreen's review of Holyfield's documentary; content unverified Scan

  Offscreen ·from The Honey Island Swamp Monster: Harlan Ford's 1963 sighting and the 1974 tracks found with Billy Mills (1963)
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  Illustration from Offscreen's review of Dana Holyfield's documentary; content unverified Scan

  Offscreen ·from The Honey Island Swamp Monster: Harlan Ford's 1963 sighting and the 1974 tracks found with Billy Mills (1963)
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  Still from Offscreen's review of Holyfield's documentary; content unverified Scan

  Offscreen ·from The Honey Island Swamp Monster: Harlan Ford's 1963 sighting and the 1974 tracks found with Billy Mills (1963)
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  Still from Offscreen's review of Holyfield's documentary; content unverified Scan

  Offscreen ·from The Honey Island Swamp Monster: Harlan Ford's 1963 sighting and the 1974 tracks found with Billy Mills (1963)
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  History Channel branding image Scan

  History Channel / Townsquare Media ·from The Honey Island Swamp Monster: Harlan Ford's 1963 sighting and the 1974 tracks found with Billy Mills (1963)
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  Lead image of the 710 KEEL article, possibly a frame of the film as aired in 2024; unverified Scan

  History Channel / Townsquare Media ·from The Honey Island Swamp Monster: Harlan Ford's 1963 sighting and the 1974 tracks found with Billy Mills (1963)
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  Still from Offscreen's review of Holyfield's documentary; content unverified Scan

  Offscreen ·from The Honey Island Swamp Monster: Harlan Ford's 1963 sighting and the 1974 tracks found with Billy Mills (1963)
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  Still from Offscreen's review of Holyfield's documentary; content unverified Scan

  Offscreen ·from The Honey Island Swamp Monster: Harlan Ford's 1963 sighting and the 1974 tracks found with Billy Mills (1963)
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  C. L. Yarbrough's spoof letter from the Caddo Critter to the Milam County Monster Scan

  Portal to Texas History, UNT Libraries ·from The Caddo Critter: Caddo, Stephens County, Texas, 1964 (1964)

  Every now and then, a monster shows up somewhere in the country. I was well acquainted with one of these fellows, called the Caddo Critter, and he sent the following letter through me to a younger monster in East Texas who called himself the Milam County Monster. De Milam: You may not remember me, b…

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  'Monster Tales Raise Devil in N.J.' cartoon, Newark Sunday News, Oct 4, 1964 Scan

  Newark Sunday News; clipping courtesy Jay Blick ·from The Glassboro Landing Site (1964)