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Billy Faier:

An Inventory of His Papers, 1930-2008, at the Southwest Collection/Special Collections Library


Descriptive Summary

Creator Faier, Billy
Title: Billy Faier Papers,
Dates: 1930-2008
Abstract: Donated by the noted banjo player Billy Faier, the collection includes folk music newsletters from the 1950s, an audio CD of his singing, and a group of digitized photographs from his family albums and travels.
Collection # CR 0028
Quantity: 3 boxes (2.0 linear feet)
Language English.
Repository: Southwest Collection/Special Collections Library, Texas Tech University

Biographical Sketch

Billy Faier, born in Brooklyn in 1930 and raised in Woodstock, got to Texas as quickly as he could, bringing his banjo to Marathon in the Trans-Pecos. Before that, however, during the folk music revival he set the standard for the five-string, recording for Riverside Records beginning in 1957 and performing on Broadway in The Unsinkable Molly Brown. He was a political activist, a performer and fellow-traveler with the likes of Woody Guthrie, Ramblin’ Jack Elliott, Jack Kerouac, and others. Pete Seeger praised his picking, and he cut two albums with John Sebastian.

The “Folkmusic Fanzine” called Caravan was founded by the novelist Lee (Hoffman) Shaw in 1957, following her original effort called Chooog 2-5. Originally produced on typewriter and mimeograph, Caravan was distributed “FREE FOR THE ASKING” in Greenwich Village. Faier, who also offered a twice-weekly program on KPFA-AM radio, appeared on the cover of the May 1958 issue and eventually took over as editor for a half-dozen issues. Hoffman-Shaw said, “I didn't want to put out a scholarly publication or a professional one....so I sold it to him.” Then she started Gardyloo for six issues, largely to promote the New Lost City Ramblers.

The CD in the collection was recorded by Lubbock folk cowboy musician Andy Hedges at Billy’s home in Marathon, featuring Faier talking briefly about the song, then singing to his banjo accompaniment. The song is “The Horse with a Union Label”, taught to him by his mother, who was a communist organizer in the 1920s.

Scope and Content

The Faier photographs and sound recording have been digitized. The electronic files are designated as PA numbers within parentheses in the listings below. Photo captions are those of the donor. Other than as noted, the collection is in good condition and is part of the Crossroads of Music archive, which owes a particular debt to Fern Malkine-Falvey for aiding in the identification of the Woodstock folks in the photo collection.

Organization

The Billy Faier papers are organized into the following two series:

Restrictions

Access Restrictions

The collection is open for research. Copyright is retained by the authors of items in this collection, or their descendants, as stipulated by U.S. copyright law.

Some archival collections may be housed in storage outside of the Southwest Collection/Special Collections Library building. Requests to retrieve such materials may take up to 10 business days to complete. Please contact our Reference Department in advance to arrange retrieval.

Audio, video, and film recordings may not be immediately accessible due to format, condition, or copyright status. All items must be digitized prior to patron use. Please contact the Reference Librarian at least 10 days in advance to make viewing arrangements.

Index Terms

The subject headings used by the Southwest Collection/Special Collections Library are derived from the Library of Congress and/or locally developed.
Subjects (Persons)
Faier, Billy.
Hoffman, Lee, 1932-
Subjects (Places)
Greenwich Village (New York, N.Y.)
Marathon (Tex.)
Subjects
Banjo music.
Folk music--United States.
Texas music.

Related Materials:

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Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

Billy Faier Papers, 1930-2008, Southwest Collection/Special Collections Library, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas

Accession Information

Collection accession #(s):
2008-0151-A

Gift, 2008

Processing Information

Processed by: Jon Holmes, 2017

Collection Inventory

Manuscripts

Periodicals
box folder
1 1 “Caravan,” No. 1 (AV1957001), August 1957
2 “Caravan,” No. 2, September 1957
3 “Caravan,” No. 3, October 1957
4 “Caravan,” No. 3 (23 duplicate copies, some scorched and frayed), October 1957
5 “Caravan,” No. 5 [sic] (State A, 2 copies, dated November 29), December 1957
6 “Caravan,” No. 5 (State B, 5 copies State B, dated November 30, 1 missing pages 25 and 26), December 1957
7 “Caravan,” No. 6 (5 copies), January 1958
8 “Caravan,” No. 7 (3 copies), February 1958
9 “Caravan,” No. 8 (2 copies), March 1958
10 “Caravan,” No. 9 (8 copies, 1 missing cover), April 1958
11 “Caravan,” No. 10 (4 copies, Billy Faier cover photo), May 1958
12 “Caravan,” No. 11 (2 copies including pencil mock-up cover), June 1958
13 “Caravan,” No. 12 (12 duplicate copies), June 1958
14 “Chooog 2-5”, Summer 1957
15 “Gardyloo,” No. 1 (3 copies), April 1959
16 “Gardyloo,” No. 2 (2 copies), Mid-May 1959
17 “Gardyloo,” No. 3, June 1959
18 “Gardyloo,” No. 4, Late July, 1959
19 “Gardyloo,” No. 5, September 1959
20 “Gardyloo,” No. 6, Early 1960
21 “Gardyloo,” No. 7, Spring 1960
22 Fragments from “Caravan”, No. 4, November 1957
23 Fragments of folk music publications, undated
Photographs (digital only--original media returned)
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1 Jacob Minsky 1950+ (PA009), c.1950
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2 Jacob Pallene, Minsky Stein--Parents of Gerry Faier 1930 ca. (PA010), c.1930
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3 Jericho, Long Island Summer 1944, Vasco Pini, Billy Gerry (PA012), 1944
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4 Bwise Monkeys Marilyn, Sandar, Billy 1939 (PA013), 1939
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5 Gerry 60’s (PA015), 1960s
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6 Billy at 10 and Gerry (PA016), c.1940
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7 Cynthia Davis Aug. 1948; 3497 Willmore, St. Louis MS (PA017), 1948
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8 Emily Stevens, José Quintero Group, Woodstock; 5409-18th Ave Seabeach Sat Night; Dana Call OR4-7531 (PA018), undated
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9 Phil and Selma Winter ’45; Norma 34 Jane (PA019), 1945
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10 Mother--Winter ’46 Gerry (PA020), 1946
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11 Marilyn ’46 at Woodstock Richfield (PA021), 1946
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12 Bauhman and Toni in Rowe ‘54 (PA023), 1954
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13 Billy (PA024), undated
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14 Marilyn Bob Geno 1950+ (PA025), undated
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15 Marilyn, Geno, Washington Square (PA028), undated
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16 Jan at Lightbox [Gallery] 60s (PA029), 1960s
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17 Carl Peterson, Carla early Goodman 60’s (PA031), 1960s
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18 Herbert Minter (PA032), undated
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19 Paul Berman, Maye’s Son (PA033), undated
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20 1960+- Archbishop Priest (and Catholic William H. Francis) J’s Phd John Darling ? Billy Gerry Janice Meshkoff 2nd wife Emile Darling ? Marilyn Bob Jan A Weaver China (PA034), 1960s
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21 Nina Neuschatts (PA037), undated
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22 Ghendova La Jolla ‘54 (PA038), 1954
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23 Billy Faier (PA039), undated
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24 Early Goes Loni (PA040), undated
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25 Newest passport I’m owing my leg with yoga. ? What is Barbara Mendez Dane’s address? Bill Hoffman and Eleanor Brooks'? (PA041), undated
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26 Beverly Pabst, Jean Layton (PA043), undated
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27 Jean Layton, Woodstock (PA044), undated
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28 Jean Layton, Point Loma ‘55 (PA045), 1955
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29 Jean Layton’s Step and Daughter Chris--Roy Reem (PA046), undated
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30 This is the picture Bob decided he wanted me to use. The blow up didn’t turn out as well as this but it’s better than my old one. Janice 60’s (PA049), 1960s
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31 Janice 60s (PA050), undated
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32 Cosmo (PA052), undated
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33 Joann Bull (PA053), undated
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34 Joann Bull, Lake Hill 1969 (PA054), 1969
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35 Tiger Haynes and the “Three Flames” mid-60s at the Limelight (PA056), 1960s
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36 1954 (PA057), 1954
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37 Dori Rail, Figaro Café, Greenwich Village (PA058), undated
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38 Dorey Rail (PA059), undated
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39 Shant Liedeman, Billy Faier’s house potluck Feb. 83 (PA061), 1983
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40 Holley at Billy Faier’s potluck (PA062), undated
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41 Dean Shambach Juanita Paula Chilena ‘60s (PA064), 1960s
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42 Mary Lou Paturel (PA065), undated
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43 Norma Cross, late 60’s (PA066), 1960s
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44 Norma Cross, Santa Fe 60s (PA067), 1960s
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45 Bernard Paturel (PA068), undated
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46 Patty Elliott, Jack’s wife (PA069), undated
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47 Penelope Pawelka (PA070), undated
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48 Eileen Rose 1960s (PA071), 1960s
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49 Penelope Pawelka, Ginny Werner, Late 60s, Eileen Rose (PA072), 1960s
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50 David Ballantine, daughter Lilly (PA075), undated
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51 David Ballantine (PA076), undated
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52 Jean Raynor (PA079), undated
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53 Jean Raynor ‘63 (PA080), 1963
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54 Jean Raynor (PA081), undated
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55 Candy Hammond (PA082), undated
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56 Candy Hammond (PA083), undated
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57 Candy Hammond late 50’s (PA084), 1950s
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58 Ginny Wynn (PA085), undated
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59 Ginny Wynn 60’s (PA086), 1960s
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60 Diane 60s (PA087), 1960s
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61 Diane 60’s (PA088), 1960s
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62 Diane 60’s (PA089), 1960s
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63 Morris Newbro (PA090), undated
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64 Skip Weshner (PA091), undated
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65 Hamza El Din, Woodstock (PA092), undated
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66 Ganh Pandavi, Woodstock (PA093), undated
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67 Fred Hamburg 60s Scotter Nuchhvic (PA094), 1960s
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68 Ruth Wills Goodman (PA095), undated
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69 Fran Lawson St Louis (PA096), undated
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70 Sand Shan Woodstock (PA097), undated
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71 Holly English (PA098), undated
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72 Elana Zang, 60s potteress (PA099), 1960s
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73 Anne Deutch (PA100), undated
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74 Carla Rotolo Suze Rotilo’s sis (Suze was Dylan’s girlfriend) (PA101), undated
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75 Nancy Haney Woodstock (PA102), undated
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76 Beverly Pabst 60s (PA103), 1960s
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77 Jane Axel Woodstock (PA104), undated
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78 Marsha Harris: Sonia Malkine (PA105), undated
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79 Julie Wilwins (PA106), undated
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80 Linda Joseph 60s Linda Joseph, 1133 Delmas Ave Marshell 37216 (PA107), 1960s
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81 Katheryn Lovegrove 1963 Chicago (PA108), 1963
Christine (PA109), undated
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83 Susan Bianchi (PA110), undated
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84 Susan Bianchi 60s (PA111), 1960s
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85 Susan Bianchi (PA112), undated
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86 Aug. ‘67 (PA113), 1967
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87 Aug. ‘67 (PA114), 1967
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88 Marilyn Billy Geno 1950+- Washington Square (PA116), 1950s
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89 Florence Idloff near (Murderess) in Village? (PA117), undated
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90 Tom and Sally Drake (PA121), undated
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91 Sally Drake and Plantation (PA122), undated
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92 Tom and Sally Drake’s House, British Columbia (PA123), undated
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93 Nashville? (PA124), undated
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94 Nashville? (PA126), undated
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95 Billy Faier’s kitchen (PA137), undated
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96 Feb., Lake Hill NY, on Billy Faier’s land (PA140), undated
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97 Feb., Lake Hill NY, Billy Faier’s place (PA141), undated
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98 Billy Faier’s house--the woodstove (PA144), undated
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99 House Ennausual 1961+ (PA146), 1960s
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100 6b House built (PA147), undated
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101 Birthday cards and altar--my little space in B. Faier’s house Feb. ‘83 (PA150), 1983
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102 “In that hard summer of our beginning…” 1967 Darrnell (PA157), 1967
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103 Billy Faier and Meryll Shipper Sachs potluck Feb. ‘83 (PA160), 1983
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104 Sedona, Arizona, 1983 Susan Pawelka, Tane Reemer, Penelope Pawelka, Billy Crews (PA162), 1983
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105 Julie at Auchterarder Airdrome (PA164), undated
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106 Me at Loch Ness (PA165), undated
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107 Fern, Shayan, etc. (PA167), undated
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108 Malkine Family (PA169), 1964
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109 1959 Folk Festival Andrew Rowan Summers “Do not reproduce this photo without crediting Phillip Olivier, Berkeley, California” (PA181), 1959
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110 Barbara in Italy 1953 (PA182), 1953
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111 Toni--Coc Playa del Sol La Jolla (PA185), undated
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112 Robert Wand, Nikko Way (PA186), undated
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113 Coast Blod, La Jolla ‘56 (PA187), 1956
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114 Robert Wand, Nikko, La Jolla (PA188), undated
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115 Nikko 8-86 (PA206), 1986
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116 Marty Lorin “in White America” 1963 at Sheridan Sq. Theater, Village (PA212), 1963
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117 William David [Billy] Faier (PA217), undated
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118 Jenn? Billy Tommy Girossi Dotty Miller Ray Anna Billy 1948-50 Wash (PA218), c1949
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119 ’51 Bridgehampton L.I., Kaces Billy Ballentine David Betty (PA219), 1951
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120 Billy David Bellantine @ Bridgehampton ’51? (PA220), c1951
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121 ’51 Billy, David Ballentine, Wash Sq., Mario Patterson Victor (PA221), 1951
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123 Washington Square late 40’s George Spinng, Lee Haring, Billy, George Marquin (PA222), 1940s
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124 Israel ["Izzy"]Goodman Young (PA223), undated
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125 Billy Faier, Guy Carawan, Washington Square (PA227), undated
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126 Roy Burkeley, Washington Square (PA228), undated
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127 Sally Terry (PA229), undated
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128 Julian Names, 259 W James Apt 01, Phil. PA 19144 (PA230), undated
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129 5/19/58 27 Gerry, Billy (PA231), undated
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130 Billy 27+- Frank Hamilton of “Art of the 5-String Banjo” Album (PA233), undated
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131 Jill William, Billy 60’s (PA234), 1960s
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132 Lee Haring (PA235), undated
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133 Canetha Steward Folklife Center (PA236), undated
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134 Eunice Mather (PA237), undated
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135 John Herald, Woodstock folk singer (PA239), undated
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136 110 McDougal St. NYC Odetta, Dick Weissmann, Billy, Olin Logan-English (PA240), undated
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137 Folklore Center, 110 McDougal, Guy Carawan, Billy, Gina Ginzer (PA241), undated
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138 Allan Block, instigator of Billy’s playing banjo 60’s (PA243), 1960s
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139 Jill Williams (PA244), undated
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140 Ian and Betty Ballentine (PA245), undated
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141 Victor Maimudes (PA246), undated
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142 Betty and Herb Haufrecht, David Boyle, Marsha Haufrecht (PA247), undated
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143 Jane Traum, Happy Traum, Paul Krassner (PA248), undated
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144 Shel Silverstein 1950s (PA249), undated
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145 Nikka and Billy Faier, Hampshire Lodge (PA251), undated
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146 1960-61 WBAT “The Midnight Special” (PA256), c1961
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147 Newport Folk Festival, 1959, Billy, Frank Hamilton (PA257), 1959
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148 New Orleans 1953, 832 Orleans, Ramblin' Jack Elliot, Billy Faier song “912 Greens” refers to this (PA258), 1953
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149 Marilyn Duporte Lois Frase New Orleans where “912” pix taken (PA259), 1953
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150 New Orleans 1953, 832 Orleans, Jack, Lois, Billy (PA260), 1953
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151 Marilyn Duporte ’53 New Orleans (PA261), 1953
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152 Billy at 21 about to go to Italy 1953 (PA263), 1953
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153 Selling Proctor and Gamble Products (PA264), undated
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154 Gene in Hawaii (BF001), undated
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155 Phil and Gerry in Israel Planting a Tree (BF020), undated
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156 Phil and Girlfriend? At 88th Birthday in Burlington (BF022), undated
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157 Gene 1 yr? (BF031), undated
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158 Gertrude Stein, Storm King Museum /87 (BF033), undated
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159 Gene 10 yrs old (BF039), undated
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160 Whose house? (BF045), undated
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161 Which one of our progeny is she? (BF051), undated
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162 Have you no shame or modesty? (BF053), undated
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163 Guess who? (BF054), undated
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164 Don’t be scared! I’m harmless now! (BF055), undated
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165 Jan and Carla (BF056), undated
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166 Summer 55 Animal Farm me and Gene (BF062), 1955
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167 Andrea Hamlin 4 months (BF063), undated
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168 Me and Lea on roof top July 4th (BF065), undated
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169 Youngest exhibitionist (BF069), undated
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170 Again showing off guess who? (BF074), undated
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171 Rachelle’s Bat Mitzva more blowing out candles (BF075), undated
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172 Emilie 3 months (BF085), undated
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173 Aug 1960 (BF087), 1960
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174 Emilie et Louise Aug 1997 (BF088), 1997
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175 Gene Summer of 55 at animal farm near Woodstock (BF092), 1955
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176 5-½ mos (BF100), undated
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177 Emilie 3 mos (BF104), undated
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178 Dear Grandma Gerry, Happy Chanaka from Gene Florence and Emilie and a happy new year 1/1/90 (BF114), 1990
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179 Phil and Me on Lake Kineret in Israel (BF118), undated
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180 Geno and Goodman (BF127), undated
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181 Gerry (BF132), undated
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182 July 1955 (BF134), 1955
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183 Tony Carla and Girls (BF135), undated
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184 Goodman Carla Gerry (BF136), undated
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185 Gerry ‘69 (OF001), 1969
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186 Billy when he was very good! (OF003), undated
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187 Marilyn (OF005), undated
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188 Love to Anne from William David Faier (Billy Chubby) (OF008), undated
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189 I think this is Marilyn when she was beautiful young and without anti-mother hang ups (OF009), undated
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190 Grandma Gerry at age 14 graduate from public school barely made it! (OF010), undated
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191 Phil in Woodstock, War years (OF012), undated
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192 With love to Amor from Marilyn Faier (OF013), undated
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193 Michael Gene and Louis (OF022), undated
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194 Passover 1954 (OF024), 1954
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195 Passover Seder (OF027), 1954
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196 My first look at Woodstock at age 30 (OF033), c1960
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197 Aber Ridge mts with Waredon and Vosce [???] (OF034), undated
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198 Elleen Rose Penelope Ponawha 60’s (SP14), 1960s
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199 Hi, do I look like anyone you know? Roxana Rose February ‘87 (SP17), 1987
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200 My little porno star (SP18), undated
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201 Pam, Café Espresso Woodstock (SP20), undated
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202 Dave Van Ronk and wife Terry 60s (SP21), 1960s
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203 Judy Vain Wyklin Havey escapee from Village 50’s (SP22), 1950s
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204 Candy Hammond (SP23), undated
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205 Candy Hammond (SP24), undated
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206 Candy Hammond (SP25), undated
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207 Cosmo--pregnant w/ Clayton March ‘82 (SP30), 1982
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208 Lesley Reemer, Sidona AZ, Lesley’s daughter (SP31), undated
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209 88-29-5 (MP001), undated
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210 88-29-15 (MP002), undated
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211 88-29-14 (MP003), undated
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212 88-29-13 (MP004), undated
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213 88-29-5 (MP007), undated
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214 88-29-2 (MP009), undated
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215 88-29-6 (MP010), undated
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216 88-29-10 (MP012), undated
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217 88-29-12 (MP013), undated
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218 Tues Dear Billy, I’m around. Since I haven’t heard from you maybe dinner Wednesday would be better. Else I’ll have to give you some 35 cent pieces for the phone love, KK (MP046), undated
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219 Postcard [Precious Bryant and Lucas Duffy, Stone Mountain, GA, June 1999; Music Maker Relief Foundation, 4052 Summer Lane, Hillsborough, NC 27278, tel. 919-643-2456 fax. 919-643-2597, visit us at www.musicmaker.org; photo by: Timothy Duffy] written: Billy, 1999
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220 Sean O’Brien, Billy Faier (CB001), undated
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221 Billy and Joann Bull At Lightbox Gallery Woodstock ‘68 (CB003), 1968
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222 Geno and girlfriend 1970+- (CB004), 1970s
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223 Red Baron Cousin Caterpillar (CB005), undated
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224 Frank Fletcher (CB006), undated
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225 Judy and Billy ’68 at Gallery (CB007), 1968
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226 Marsha (CB008), undated
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227 Marsha (CB009), undated
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228 Billy (CB010), undated
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229 Cosmo ’72 Woodstock (CB011), 1972
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230 Jean Layton 60’s (CB014), 1960s
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231 Candy Hammond (CB015), undated
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232 Danielle (CB016), undated
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233 ? (CB017), undated
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234 ? (CB018), undated
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235 Robin ? 60s (CB019), 1960s
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236 Cornelia Schuiter (CB020), undated
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237 1954-55-56? Billy in La Jolla (CB025), 1950s
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238 Janice at Ballantine’s (CB026), undated
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239 Fran Lawson ’61 St Louis (CB027), 1961
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240 Joe and Pat Lucas (CB028), undated
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241 Marsha (CB029), undated
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242 Marsha (CB030), undated
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243 Marsha bathing suit maker (CB031), undated
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244 Marsha (CB032), undated
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245 Paul Krassner, Rick Brightfield, Happy Traum 60’s Millstream Motel, Woodstock (CB040), 1960s
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246 Bridgehampton (CB043), undated
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247 Billy and Ted Franklin 154 Far Rockaway selling Proctor and Gamble (CB044), undated
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248 Bridgehampton (CB045), undated
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249 1960 House being built [by] Frank Fletcher (CB046), undated
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250 Danielle Woodstock (CB047), undated
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251 Ginny Werner (CB048), undated
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252 Vicksburg folklorist Bill? Nichole? (CB055), undated
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253 Billy Faier 5/80 (CB056), 1980
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254 John last year at school June 1948 Edwards folklorist (CB057), 1948
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255 Gene (CB067), undated
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256 Goodman (CB068), undated
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257 Bernard Paturel at Café Espresso Woodstock (CB074), undated
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258 John enlargement taken from a group to photo AV book. Rushcutters’ Bay July 1960 (CB075), 1960
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259 Cosmo (CB076), undated
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260 19 sec #3 (CB077), undated
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261 16 (CB078), undated
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262 1985 (CB079), 1985
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263 191-E-2 Photo by photo-sound assoc. J. Katz, A. Rennert R. Sullivan please credit (CB080), undated
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264 True Light Beaver Commune (wms news-Enid Nemy story) Small, five-year-old commune in Willow, N.Y., near Woodstock, built around a former rooming house and cabin. Roll 1 8-18 Robe Carey (on chair) and Billy Faier (on floor) play video tape of music feed through a feedback system. Frame 18- Tobe left and Billy right. 19-end Bob (Enid has name) cuts onion for omelets as Zachary, 4, (seated) and neighbors Justine (dress) and Signe watch. Roll 2 Curry and Cinnamon in the “dome”, a tent on a hill in the commune. 24-27 ditto 8-18 above. To end- kill. Roll 3 Susan Carey in the community garden picking fresh vegs for dinner. Roll 4 start 17 Susan and one of the Careys (Enid knows who) with crew working on old garage that they are converting into a studio. Susan Carey working in her studio making jewelry. Cinnamon with Coal Train in living room of the commune’s main house. Gossett 4 35 mm 8/13/73 #16694 (CB084), undated
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265 Photographer David Gahr OR 5-7585 no reproduction without permission (CB086), undated
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266 Tom Adler, Billy Faier, Bill Cheatwood, Erik Darling, Jim Bowie--Jackalope Pottery, Santa Fe 16 July 2000 (SF03), 2000
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267 Billy Faier and Erik Darling at Jackalope Pottery, Santa Fe 16 July 2000 (SF04), 2000
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268 “Trilogy” Billy Faier, Erik Darling, Jim Bowie at Jackalope Pottery, Santa Fe July 16, 2000 (SF08), 2000
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269 Tom Adler, Billy Faier, Bill Cheatwood, Erik Darling, Jim Bowie at Jackalope Pottery, Santa Fe 16 July 2000 (SF10), 2000
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270 Santa Fe July ‘99 (SF26), 1999
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271 Billy May 98 KK (SF31), 1998
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272 Woodstock (SF54), undated
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273 Cosmo (BC03), undated
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274 1 14 roll 88 year Columbia, California Banjo-Fiddle Contest Fall ‘88 (BC06), undated
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275 Barbara Naples 54 (BC14), undated
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276 Billy and ? play La Jolla ‘54 (BC30), undated
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277 Hampshire Lodge, Jackson N.H. (BC34), undated
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278 Feb 92 1 (BC41), undated
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279 Billy and Mudd by Chass Ellina (BC46), undated
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280 Aug. 2002 (BC53), undated
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281 Billy’s first boat in lower foreground (BC58), undated
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282 Jan (BC59), undated
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283 B. Faier (WS054), undated
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284 Cooper Lake 80s (WS055), undated
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285 B. Faier playing my guitar. Feb. (WS066), undated
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286 Billy, Fern Malkine, Sonia Malkine (WS068), undated
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287 For Billy (WS072), undated
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288 For Billy (WS073), undated
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289 19 13 88 (WS109), undated
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290 Doshinii Kitchen (WS123), undated
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291 February--Lake Hill N.Y. Outside B. Faier’s house (WS130), undated
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292 Pat Salvestries (WS147), undated
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293 Jan 98 (WS148), January 1998
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294 Jan 98 (WS149), January 1998
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295 Jan 98 (WS150), January 1998
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296 Jan 98 (WS151), January 1998
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297 Jan 98 (WS152), January 1998
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298 Jan 98 (WS153), January 1998
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299 Jan 98 (WS154), January 1998
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300 Jan 98 (WS155), January 1998


Audio Visual Materials

box items
2 1-28 Compact disc (CD Data): Master copies of scans of photo collection, undated
box items
3 1-49 Compact disc (CD Data): Master copies of scans of photos (29-38) and Patron copies (1-38) plus copy of CD audio of “The Horse with a Union Label”, undated
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4 1 Compact disc (CD Audio): Billy Faier talks briefly about, then sings to his banjo accompaniment “The Horse with a Union Label”, 2008