and The Space Gamer by the looks..

I doubt its legal..

Brette:)

It is unlikely the Internet Archive posted such a huge body of work without getting clearance first.  Still, you can always just ask them:

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Convenient, but not particularly hard to locate out there on the interwebs anyway.

thingvol wrote:A while back, I was working on a checklist of Polyhedron w/ mailing covers. The mailing covers fell in three categories: Did not need,  Supplemental (cartoons, artwork, classifieds), and Required (contained something relevant to the issue like a map or gameboard). Needless to say, I am going to have start that project over again as I can't find the file.

I swear someone already did that.  I know we have a list of which issues had mailing covers at all, but I thought someone took the next describing too.

Issue 34:
- Inside front mailing cover is blank
- Inside back mailing cover is a page of classifieds
- Back of mailing cover is blank

beasterbrook wrote:it was me, check out my collection I list all the ones that have cover/not and whats on them.. (I think I might still be missing issue 34.. so I don't know whats on the cover of that)

Brette:)

I knew it!