A few items from the book shown

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This 1997 book, published by Cassell, edited and written by Paul Devereux and Peter Brookesmith, with additional material by Montague Keen and Nigel Watson is a delightful excursion into the early period of UFOs and Ufology (as noted on the cover).

While lolligagging over the 4th of July weekend here, I scanned a few of the pieces (photos mostly) in it. (I've mentioned the book before.)

Excuse some of my off-kilter scans -- it was hot and I was sopped with lemonade.

If a scanned item piques your interest, let me know (with a comment) and I'll tidy it up and provide the full piece from the book.

Here are a few things I found quaint or intriguing.....

A 1967 Tic-Tac UFO. (The image in the book is more Tic-Tacky than in my scan):

A bizarre abduction account:

Mac Brazel's walk-back of his Roswell debris find:

The Menger "hoax" (Note the Adamski-like flying saucer often used by hoaxers):

The Michelin Man occupant of several early UFO encounters. (Jose Caravaca has written about this):

The Tassili cave drawing that Ancient Alien advocates say is an astronauted-suited ET:

Old woodcut of fairy ring with UFO insinuations:

The Tell Brak eye-idol that I think is a representation of "god" (as seen by early Middle Easteners):

Ancient "shaman" representations (from cave drawings) -- they are images of "god" also:

N.B. The inserted images above are provided full-scan -- mouse over image to see it that way.

RR