Minicon 3
Minicon 3 was held 3–5 April 1970. This page exists to hold scanned documents associated with it.
Program Book
Here is the program book in PDF (8 MB), or the same, but lower quality and a much smaller download (400 kB).
Here's a text-only transcription.
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And here are individual page images, which are available in a range of qualities and file sizes. Most people want the third column, in which the files have been substantially cleaned up to remove the grain of the paper, bleed through from adjacent pages, etc., but are still plenty high resolution:
| Raw scans (~50 MB) |
High res, cleaned (~13 MB) |
Lower res, enhanced (~750 kB) |
Smallest files (~25 kB) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Front cover | Front cover | Front cover | Front cover |
| page 2 | page 2 | page 2 | page 2 |
| page 3 | page 3 | page 3 | page 3 |
| page 4 | page 4 | page 4 | page 4 |
| page 5 | page 5 | page 5 | page 5 |
| page 6 | page 6 | page 6 | page 6 |
| page 7 | page 7 | page 7 | page 7 |
| page 8 | page 8 | page 8 | page 8 |
| page 9 | page 9 | page 9 | page 9 |
| page 10 | page 10 | page 10 | page 10 |
| page 11 | page 11 | page 11 | page 11 |
| back cover | back cover | back cover | back cover |
Progress Report 2
Here's the second progress report in PDF and in plain text. And here are the page images:
Presumably, there was a Progress Report 1 (although we wouldn't put it past our former selves to have numbered things strangely). We don't have a copy in the archives, so if you have one, please let us know. Judging by the date of Progress Report 2 (a month before the convention), it was probably the last one.
Flyer
Here's a flyer advertising Minicon 3. And here's the raw scan of the same. The scan is of the original
and there seems to have been something pasted on (where it says "bound!") that has been lost. Here's the text of the flyer.
Ad in St. Louiscon Program Book
Here's the ad for Minicon 3 that
was published in the 1969 Worldcon Program Book. And here's
the text
of the ad.
All Minicon 3 materials on this page are in the public domain due to having been published between 1923 and 1977 without a copyright notice.