T-Shirt with original Bill Stout design ($15). The shirt is a Hanes pre-shrunk "Beefy T" in olive green printed with a black and white logo of Tarzan wielding a large knife and the wording "38 Anniversary Edgar Rice Burroughs Bibliophiles Dum Dum". We only have small, medium and large; extra large and double extra large shirts can be purchased from Bill Stout for $20.

Souvenir Book ($10). This is a limited edition (300) book containing reproductions of the dedications and original artwork by Edgar Rice Burroughs to his brother-in-law Eddie Gilbert, reprinted from Eddie's personal collection of ERB books. These original comments and artwork by the Master of Adventure have never been seen by the public, and will probably never again be printed! Black and white, softcover, 8" x 5 1/2", with heavy cardstock covers and slick pages like those of the Burroughs Bulletin. Limited edition.

Button ($1). This 2" x 3" vertical pinback button contains the Stout logo in black on a white background

Program Booklet ($1). Contains information on guests, agenda, banquet, and other events. Printed in blue ink on light blue paper; 8" x 5 1/2", 8 pages. If you'd like the Banquet Toastmaster (me) to inscribe it, let me know.

Envelopes ($5). Two commemorative envelopes containing the Tarzana post office cancellation. The first envelope is white with the Stout logo on the left side. The second envelope is buff with a brown St. John "Tarzan and the Golden Lion" logo on the left and contains the cancellation from the Tarzana station's  founding in 1990 in pink ink. The Dum Dum cancellation will be stamped below the original cancellation. The Dum Dum cancellation is fairly large and contains a bust of Tarzan by Burne Hogarth and the words: "Dum Dum Station, June 10-12" This cancellation will only be available until JULY 10, 1999, so act fast!

"An Autobiography" by ERB is a facsimile reprint of the original booklet by written by ERB as a promotional give-away for the Republic Motor Truck Co.  It is approximately 7 1/2" x 4 1/2", with a brown cardstock cover (the original had a leather cover).  It is 16 pages long and is an exact reproduction of the original text and illustrations.  At $10, it's a nice addition to one's ERB collection, since it's been out of print since circa 1917. Proceeds go to George McWhorter.

"The Best of the ERBAPA" collects over thirty articles from the first ten years of ERBAPA (1984-1994), the penultimate ERB fanzine.  It includes articles by mailing list participants McWhorter, Adkins, Griffin, and others.  It's over two hundred pages of fan writing, coil bound, with an original Yeates drawing on the cover.  Cost is $15; please write a separate check made payable to Scott Tracy Griffin.