Papers of O.G. Landsverk


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Papers of O.G. Landsverk Luther College Archives RG 15 Box Inventory Box 1 Series I: Runes Runic Symbols Runic Alphabets and Variations, Other Alphabets Runic Forms from Various Sources Ancient Runes in US Runes-Greenland Forms of SW-N. Runes Runes in Icelandic Literature Books on Runology - Scandinavia Olsen Magnus-Norwegian Runes Runic Inscriptions in Churches - Norway Priests and Runes 1972 Significant Quotes on Runic Writing Bindrunes - Iceland Friesen-Runorna I Sverige 1915 RAFN-Runic Carvings - Cryptograms? Stuttruner - Ingrid Johnsen Swedish Inscription - Runnell Series II: Runestaves and Calendars King Aethelstans Calendar Arabic Numerals in Europe Runes – Ancient from Baltic 1977 Review- Fra Runestav til Almanak - Lebech 1969 Perpetual Calendars Medieval Norwegian Calendar - 1338 A.D. Perpetual Calendar Arranged by Monge Calendar - Danish 1531 Perpetual Calendars - modern Series III: Cryptology and Cryptography Note from OG Landsverk about Kensington inscription The Codebreakers - David Khan 1973 Cryptographic Keys Cryptography and Skaldic verse - Ole Worm vols. 1 & 2 - 1975 The Codebreakers, Notes on - 1975 Cryptography by Olsen, Moltre, Haugen, Baeksted Målruner og Troldruner "Magic" Runes Bibliography - Runic Magic Cryptography - Friedman Notes from N.I.Y.R. Cryptography Spelling in Cryptography The Catholic church and cryptography 1966 - 1967 Series IV: Monge - Solutions and Correspondence Note - 1982 List of Monge's solutions Offer and delivery of copies of Monge's cryptographic solutions to libraries 1980 Monge- Original solutions assembled in 1966 Monge, Alf - personal data English language examples of Norse Runic cryptography by Alf Monge 1972 On Runic Cryptograpohy - Sept 76 Monge - Dr. Golumbs' cryptic quipu - 1973 Vinland map solution - 1966 Monge Correspondence - 1966 Monge Correspondence - 1967 Monge Correspondence - 1968 Monge Correspondence 1969 Monge Correspondence 1970 Monge Correspondence 1971 Monge - 4 Inscriptions by Henricus - 1971 Monge - Aug 30, 1971 - Preliminary S.P. solutions Monge Correspondence - 1972 Monge Correspondence 1973-76 Series V: Monge's solutions and locations Note Subseries 1: Greenland Kingigtorssuaq Greenland - Narssauq Greenland - V.M. (Vinland- map to 1974) Vinland Map controversy 1974 Vinland Map Thor Hallur Vilmundarson - 1967 Greenland - tally stick 1973 Hahn on Henricus - Winter 1973 The Popes and Vinland Holand's Kingigtorssuao - "solution" Karssaq stick - new work by Monge 1976 Subseries 2: Iceland Iceland - Worms letters – Regum Daniae Subseries 3: Illinois Waukegan Horn Subseries 4: Maine S.P. Clippings -1971 S.P. 1 - The Sagas Popham Beach S.P. #1 Liti-Miltiaki S.P. #2 S.P. #3 Spirit Pond No. 4 - The Amulet S.P. 1-3, Latest revision by Monge, 8/5/74 SP #5 1974 Subseries 5: Massachusetts Byfield, Mass. Proposed excavation Byfield No. 1 Byfield No. 2 Byfield No. 3 Byfield No. 4 Subseries 6: Minnesota - Kensington Inscription Affidavits - K. Stone (signed affidavits) K. Stone - earliest translations and opinions Ohman, Edward - MHS interview Hagen, S. N. - on Kensington stone - 1950 Arthur Ohman Affidavit about Holvik - 1963 notes for affidavits notes from Kensignton, 1961 Arthur Ohman on finding runestone MHS report (notes) - 1910 Thalblitzer(notes) - Kensington and King. Stones Errors in copying Kensington Runestone The Ohman farm Favorable opinions on Kensgtone Quotes on Kensington authenticity Kensington cryptography updated 1975 Original solution of Kensington Stone cryptology - 1966 Kensington solution Subseries 7: New Jersey Calendar Cane Subseries 8: Norway Bergen No 1 Bergen No. 2 - cipher on a stick GOL Hettusvein (original solution) Bergen No. 6 - Troublesome soupbone Rødven Hedal No VI Valdres Borgund No. 29 Bergen No 4 - contains tree runes Torpo V NIYR Borgund No. 5 Borgund No. 21 Liestøl - Bergen runes (1963) Lord's Prayers in runes Subseries 9: Ohio Rushville Subseries 10: Oklahoma Heavener #1 - articles Heavener 2 & 3 Poteau #1 Tulsa No. 1 Chelsea Church Hill Shawnee Byfield, Heavener, Poteau, Tulsa Subseries 11: Orkneys Maes-Howe background Maeshow No. 9 Maes. #12 Maeshow #15 Maeshowe No. 16 Maeshower #21 Oklahoma Cryptograph - Revised, 1976 Subseries 12: Rhode Island Newport Tower #1 Subseries 13: Sweden Kareby Baptismal font Møjbrostenen Skånela Box 2 Series VI: Runic But Not Cryptographic Denmark Maine-Phippsburg (Sebasco) inscriptions Maine-Demariscone Island Massachusetts - No Man's Island Missouri New Hampshire - Hampton New York - Eber Russell La Verendrye Stone 1984 North Dakota - Mandan's General North Dakota - Mandan No. 1 North Dakota - Mandan No. 2a, 2b, 3a, 3b, 4 North Dakota - Mandan No. 5, 6 North Dakota - Mandan No. 7 From Stavanger, Norway area Norway - Kuli Stenen Norway - Hønen Nova Scotia - Yarmouth and others Ohio - Piqua Ohio - Spruce Hill Oklahoma - general Oklahoma - new inscription. Krebs and Church Hill Oklahoma - Clayton Oklahoma - Albion Stone Oklahoma - Otter inscription near Poteau? South Dakota – Ariskara, Smithsonian Sweden - Yange Church Sweden - Blekinge Tennessee - Thurston discussion Tennessee - Thurston tablet Texas Texas & General (mustang) Texas - Cuintaque West Virginia - Grave Creek Braxton Series VII: Possible Runic - Not Cryptographic Canada, British Columbia - Dog Creek Canada -Alberta Florida France - La Verendrye Greenland Art Maine - Crow Island Penobscott Bay Maine - Ellsworth Inscription Maine - Manana Island Massachusetts - Aptuxcet Massachusetts - Transcriptions by Bjorndahl & Pearson Transcriptions by Professor George Carter Massachusetts - "Ship Rock" Westford Minnesota - Stakke Lake North Dakota - La Verendrye Nova Scotia - Plymouth Ohio - The Cooper Mound Oklahoma - High Hill Indian Church Pennsylvania - Mechanicsburg Runes Pennsylvania - Beistline stone Pennsylvania - Hawley inscription Rhode Island - Mt. Hope Bay Tennessee - Cyrus Thomas Wisconsin - Watertown Wisconsin - Wisconsin Dells, Molburg Wisconsin – In Cave South of Wisconsin Dells Washington - Spokane and Grant county Photos and Slides of Various Runic Inscriptions which conceal Cryptography (1 Folder) Box 3 Series VIII: Publications of O.G. Landsverk Subseries 1: Articles by O.G. Landsverk Note Kensington Authorities – 1964 Review: Norse Medieval Cryptography in American Inscriptions – 1967 Press Kit: Norse Medieval Cryptography in American Inscriptions – 1967 A Review of Norse Medieval Cryptography in Runic Carvings – 1968 On Magnus Olson and Cryptography – 1968 Debate in Verdens Gang, Liestol – Landsverk – 1967-1968 Var Runeskriverne Henfalne til Kryssord? En Salutt til Professor Naess Umulig a Benekte Ektheten Var Det Presten Som Skriblet Pa Veggen I Borgund Stavkirke? Det Trekker Opp til Rune-krig over Atlanteren Cryptogrammer I Norrone Innskrifter: Et Svar til Forstekonservaotr Aslak Liestol Pastatte Kryptogrammer I Runeinnskrifter Kryptogrammene gar videre Den Atlantiske Rune-krigen The Perpetual Calendar – The Norse Church Calendar and its Relation to Dated Cryptography in Runic Inscriptions - 1968 To Morgenbladet – 1968 Mer om Kensingtonstenen av Professor Almar-Naess En Salutt til Professor Naess Foundation Announcement - $12,00 Donated for Foundation - 1968 Verdens Gang - 1968 Na Knaker Det For Forstekonservator Liestol Denne diskusjonon har ingen hensikt I den form den no har Cryptography Procedures – 1968 To the Viking – More to Shudder About – 1969 Beyond Leif Erikson – 1969 Review – Blegen’s Book – 1969 Revelation of Vinland Map – Eirik Gnupson’s Map of Vinland the Good – 1965 Reply to Hambro and Kahn – 1969 Topics in Runic Cryptography – 1969 History of Secret Dating in Runic Inscriptions The Secret of Concealing Dates in Runic Carvings Ancient Norse Messages on American Stones – By O.G. Landsverk – 1969 Protests to Minnesota Historical Society – 1968 Inscription is a Fake, States Dr. Theodore C. Blegen Various Letters of Protest to MHS Members Dean Blegen Refutes Own Historical Society Findings The Kensington Stone and the Mandan Indians – 1969 Leif Erikson Day in Sons of Norway Viking – 1969 Cryptograms Do Exist – 1969 Challenge to Skeptics – 1969 Norseman Article – 1969 Letter from Johan Hambro Beyond Leif Erikson Announcement – Ancient Norse Messages on American Stones – 1969 Oklahoma Crypto-puzzles – 1969 To Liestol – Feb. 24, 1969 Press Kit for Ancient Norse Messages on American Stones – 1969 Let the Whole Story Be Told – 1970 Did a Priest from Bergen Carve an Obscene Runic Message on Advent Sunday? – 1970 Research and Lectures – Scandinavia and England – 1970 A Runic Cipher from Bergen – 1970 Norsemen in Oklahoma – 1970 Nordisk Tidende Article - 1970 Populaer opplysnings-virksomhet om vikingene Letters to and from Editor Busch Let the Whole Story Be Told In Sons of Norway “Viking” – Vm Authenticity Defended – 1970 Open Letter to Liestol – 1970 Report to Minnesota Historical Society – 1970 Mailing – 2 Jan. 1971 Catholic Bulletin – Football’s Vikings weren’t Minnesota’s first - Jan. 29, 1971 Mailing – 5 March 1971 Norse Archaeology in USA – 1971 Recent Advances – 1971 Brave People that the World Forgot – 1971 Eirik Gnupsson, Native Icelander, Dedicated Bishop and Premier Puzzlemaster – 1972 Bishop Eirik and his Vinland Map – 1972 Letter – H. Brown 1972 My First Tiff with Einar Haugan – 1972-3 The Rune Stones of Spirit Pond, Maine by Einar Haugan Letters to and from the editor of Man in the Northeast A Few of the Numerous Mistakes Mae by Professor Einar Haugen in his Discussion of the Spirit Pond Stones Letters to and from Einar Haugen Reports and Comments – The Spirit Pond Cryptography Reply to Haugen – NEARA – Bishop Henricus – Premier Norse Puzzlemaster Reply to Haugen in Canadian Journal of Archaeology – 1973 Norse Cryptography and Dr. Einar Haugen Letters to and from the editor of Canadian Journal of Archaeology To Oklahmoa Historical Society Oklahoma Inscriptions are Authentic – 1973 Note on “Runic Records” – 1974 The Origin of Cryptography in Runic Inscriptions – 1974 Authentic Pre-Columbian Norse Artifacts in the United States, for Eastern States Archaeology Federation – 1974 On Norsemen in America Before Columbus, article to Aftenposten – 1974 Ole Worm’s Norwegian Calendar – 1976 The “Distorted” Images of Critics of the Vinland Map – 1974 The Vinland Map is Authentic – 1974 Fallout from Debate with Haugen and Wallace – 1974 Letter to Prof. Einar Haugen – 1974 Vinland Map – Nordisk Tidende The Claim that the Vinland Map is a Forgery is Far from being Proved The Vinland Map Once Again Of Runes and Riddles A Review of Cryptography in Runic Inscriptions The Map from Italy is very Persuasive – 1975 Norse Maps and Ciphers Agree – Original Version – 1973 Open Letter to Einar Haugen with Responses from Recipients – 1975 Norse Presence in America – Nordisk Tidende - 1975 Reply to Prof. Marstrander – 1978 Kinsigtonsteinen et avgjort falsum A Reply to Professor Marstrander Letters to editor of Nordisk Tidende Norsemen in America after Leif Erikson – 1975 New Runestone in Vinland – 1976 A Historic Runic Carving (Skanela Ciphers) – 1976 Norsemen in America – Sons of Norway “Viking” – 1976 How Liestol Missed the Boat – 1976 The Kensington Inscription and Its Hidden Meaning – 1976 Letter to Russell Fridley, Director of Minnesota Historical Society, on Kensington Inscription – Cryptography – 1976 Norre Herleve Inscription – Denmark – 1976 On Fridely, Director of Minnesota Historical Society – 1977 Article in Minnesota History – 1977 Vikingship Dedication – 1977 The Case of the Gran Tapes – NEARA – 1977 Monge’s 67 Solutions – 1978 The Kensington Stone Replica – Nordisk Tidende – 1978 Cryptography in Runic Inscriptions Proves an Extensive Norse Presence in the United States – 1978 Runic Inscriptions in the Western Hemisphere – 1978 Reply to Brian Branston – Lake Region Echo – 1975 Runestone City Ramblings An open letter to Cliff Roliand, the Runestone Rambler A Reply to Brian Branston Runestone film okay Runestone Riddle’ film stirs controversy here Letter from Jan Haaven, Lake Region Echo Editor Letters from E.J. Tanquist Alf Monge, Famed Chryptoanalist and Fine Scholar, died in Calif. – 1978 The Kensington Inscription which No One Knew – 1978 An Ingenious Crypto-Puzzle from Orkney – Buchanan - 1978 The Unfairness of Russell Fridley – 1978 Minneapolis Tribune – Kensington Stone – 1978 The Waukegan Runic Cryptogram – 1978 The Earliest Recorded American History – from America – 1979 When the Runologists Tried – Nordisk Tidende – 1979 Dr. Erik Wahlgren is Told Off – 1979 Sweden Vanga – 1980 The Magic Runes The Mora Stone from Sweden and the Kensington Inscription Letters to the Editor, Biblical Archaeological Review – 1980 Norse Coin – Maine – 1978 Silver Coin found in Maine tied to Viking Discovery The Kensington Stone Replica The Silver Coin in Maine It’s real: ‘Genuine Norse penny’ minted nine centuries ago Old Coin Suggests Vikings Discovered America Fra kongens mynt pa nidarnes til indianermodding i USA? Myntfunn i USA fra fikingebesok? State Museum shows off 11 th century Norse penny Biblical Archaeologist – 1980 Letters in Biblical Archaeologist by McKusick and Wahlgren in reply to the letter in the same Spring 1980 issue by Dr. Eugene Fisher Cryptanalysts versus Runologists and Linguists The Mora Stone from Sweden and the Kensington Inscription – 1980 Discussion of the Kensington Runestone for Oslo Aftenposten – 1964 Testing of Artifacts – 1963 The Truth about Runic Cryptography – 1980 Berlingske Tidende – 1980 Nordamerikanske runeindskrifter In the Pursuit of “Fagbastioner” Helen Wallis, Curator British Museum Map Room – 1980 Biblical Archaeological Journal Does Cryptogramic Analysis Reveal Pre-Columbian Voyages to America? Runic Cryptanalysts Never Give Up Second Submission to Mr. Evans of Explorer Journal – 1980 Dated Runic Cryptograms and Pre-Columbian American History Mrs. K. East, Resident Assistant British Museum, 1980 Another Discussion with Einar Haugen in Nordisk Tidende – 1980 The Runic Horn of Waukegan, Illinois: A Supposed Viking Artifact Unmasked Runic Cryptography is Alive and Well Vorrunesten How All the Runestone Hullaboloo Got Started Runemaskrnten fra Norkgronland Kensington Runestone Fake The Cryptography of the Waukegan Horn Omfattende Leif Erikson-litteratur i Amerika The Kensington Inscription is Authentic – NEARA Journal – 1981 A Note on Cryptic Cryptography The Kensington Inscription is Authentic The Tulsa Inscription – 1981 A Protest to American Heritage A seasoned campaigner’s look at the never-ending war between archaeological fact and archaeological fraud Other Deserving Vikings Need Recognition – 1981 Viking in need Runic Cryptography is Alive and Well – Nordisk Tidende – 1981 Runic Cryptography is Alive and Will – Anthropological Journal of Canada – 1981 Brief on Wahlgren and McKusick – 1982 The Heavener, Oklahoma Runic Cryptogram: A Solution – Anthropological Journal of Canada – 1981 To Jon Thallaug, Editor of Viking – 1982 Interest in Vinland and the Norsemen Strong - Review of Book by Prof. Hall – 1982 Letter to Herr Wilhem Schroeder – 1983 Report to Annual Convention of NAHA – 1984 Subseries 2: A Few of Three-Dozen Lectures on Runic Cryptography by O.G.L Washington, Minnesota, Wisconsin Tour – 1968 Lecture – Leif Erikson Day – 1968 Summary – 1970 Lectures To Minnesota Historical Society – 1973 Alexandria Lecture – Clippings and Correspondence – 1973 Lecture – Ygdrasil Literary Society – 1974 Lecture – Sons of Norway – Winona, MN – 1974 Talk at Bangor, Maine – 1974 Talk to Women’s Federation – Rushford, MN – 1975 Talk to Symra – 1975 Talk to Highland Prairie Lutheran Brotherhood – 1975 On Critics and Supporters of Runic Cryptography – 1978 Lecture on Kensington Inscription – 1977 Series IX: Special Correspondence Subseries 1: Magnus Bjorndal Bjorndal Misc. References – Illustrations from Bjorndal Bjorndal, Magnus Subseries 2: Thomas Lee and Henry Leach Henry G. Leach and Prof. Reichardt Lee, Dr. Thomas – Letters to O.G. Landsverk Subseries 3: Jacques de Mahieu South America – Mahieu Correspondence South America – Mahieu Notes South America – Mahieu, Jacques Subseries 4: Mallery Arledge Mound – Mallery Ohio Furnaces – Mallery Ohio’s Iron Furnaces Ohio “Norse” Sites Newfoundland Correspondence Micrographs from Sopsarm, Newfoundland Notes on Newfoundland Material – American Museum of Natural History – Dr. Bird Series X: Articles Written by Others Leif Erikson Day—He Prompted It Holand’s Reply to Wahlgren’s 1958 Book – 1959 An English Scientist in America 130 Years Before Columbus Clippings on Runestones – 1962-5 The Runemaker – Francis Lyksett State Archaeologists Dig for More Evidence on Runestone – Ralph Thornton A Drive for the Stone – Kalevi A. Olkio Study Set on Runestone – Jack Wilson Norwegian Battle Ax Stolen Here The Runestone Again The Runestone and Justice The Runestone—In Perspective Geologist Finds Mooring Stone While Looking For Viking Grave – Jack Mortensen Runestone’s Impact Slight – Carl G. Langland Runestone May Go to State Pavilion – Ralph Thornton Dr. Sievert N. Hagen Report Finds Runestone Authentic Carnegie Archeologist to Probe Runestone Mystery Owner Links Stone Ax to Runestone – Herm Sittard Norse Ruin Found in Newfoundland Kensington Runestone Set for ‘Boating’ Trip – Glenn Ickler Study Set on Kensington Runestone – Jack Wilson Viking-Minner i Amerika – Johan Hambro Likes Holand’s Latest Book – Claus Magnussen Mannen som virkelig oppdaget at leiv Eiriksson oppdaget Amerika Norwegian Battle Ax Stolen Here Meat of Old Mammoth too Tough Society Will Probe Kensington Runestone Did Vikings Discover America? Reporting at Large with Bob Murphy New Book on Runestone Backs Discovery Stories Reporting at Large with Bob Murphy Briton Found America First, Russian Says Reporting at Large with Bob Murphy Today in History – Brainerd Dyer More Debate on Validity of Runestone Om Kensingtonstenen Madison Attorney Searches Far and Wide to Prove His Vikings Got Here First – Carmen Elsner The Runestone Again – C.G. Landsverk ‘Kensington Runestone Fails to Prove Claim’ Bjornson Sure Leif in America before Columbus Book Notes – Kensington Stone Defenders of Runestone Speak Out Newspaper clippings on the Kensington Runestone – 1930-69 Divers to Seek Runestone Secret Study Set on Kensington Runestone – Jack Wilson New Findings about Vikings Anticipated State Archaeologists Dig for More Evidence on Runestone – Ralph Thornton Before Columbus, Vikings Explored the Midwest Nytt “bevis” for norrone Amerika-ferder fremlagt – Bjorn Heimar Mest omdiskuterte stein i Amerika Vikinger i Minnesota i ar 1363? – Bjorn Heimar Part of 40-Year Crusade—Runestone in Print Dams Shouldn’t Bury Nelson River History Runestone and Battle Axes Gainle Emigranter Kensington Runestone Remains Hoax to Him Rued-Holand og de Forste Chicago Dage Runestone paa Ostkysten Alexandria Celebrates Discovery of Runestone, Proof of 1362 Discovery Mer Runeften Et norff Oldfund i Michigan Runeindskrifter Standinave Why all these Attempts to Support Runestone? Scholar Reverses Field, Calls State Runestone Real McCoy – Wilbur Elston Professor Wesjen Fra Hills, Minnesota Fra Nordftraget Viking Theme Given High Rating for Fair Vinlandsfaerdene Paul Knutson Faerden Kensington Stenen Runestone Too Pat for Real Thing ‘New’ Viking Route to Minnesota Here’s a Reconstruction of Runestone’s History Attacks Runestone Story Paa reisende fot Hudson Bay Too Rough for Hardy Vikings of 1362 Norske Oldfund og Leirpladse i Minnesota Kensingtonstenen Norrone mindesmerker i Vinland Professor Sivert Nielson Hagen Re-examining the Kensington Runestone Det norsfe Oldfund i nordre Ontario Kensingtonstenen Tiny Stone Wheel Hailed as Important Historical Discovery Lidt om Estotiland og Drogeo – H.O. Bergh A White Rose in a Temple Garden – Carl Soyland Amerikas mest omtalte stein Et historisk falskneri? – Ingrid Semmingsen Andre’s mening Vinlandsreiferne De har farlomt fig Ganden bor rpklares Den atlantiske rune-krigen Owner Links Stone Ax to Runestone – Herm Sittard Holand og Kensingtonspogen The “Internal Evidence” of the Kensington Runestone – P.P Iverslie Articles and Clippings Pertaining to the Runestone – 1945-1969 About Dated Runic Puzzles in the United States Mannen som loste Kensingtonstenens gate – Povl Westphall Forum from Nordisk Tidende Dedication of Replica of the Famous “Kensington Runestone” in Minnesota Progress in Dated Runic Puzzles The Authorities Are Speaking Out Cryptographic Procedures that Norse Dated Cryptograms Have in Common and the Development of Dated Cryptography A Waterloo for Skeptics The Frontier Banner Atomforskerens iskolde rune-krig – Povl Westphall Review of Holand’s Book in Pacific Viking – 1963 Other Side of the Kensington Stone Luther Man’s Dream Comes True - 1964 Article in American Scandinavian Review on Vinland Map – 1965 Introduction – Oliver Jensen The Mapping of Vinland – From the study by R.A. Skelton Leif Erikson Movie - 1965-7 The Medieval Norse Cryptopuzzle – Alf Monge – 1967 Liestol – O.G.L. Debate in Verdens Gang 1967-8 Var Runeskriverne henfalne til kryssord? – Introduction by Hasselknippe Umulig a benekte ektheten av Kensington-steinens innskrift – O.G. Landsverk Det trekker opp til rune-krig over Atlanteren – Liestol Cryptogrammer i norrone innskrifter – O.G. Landsverk Pastatte kryptogrammer i runeinnskrifter – Liestol Kryptogrammene gar videre – O.G. Landsverk Den atlantiske rune-krigen – Liestol and Landsverk On Vinland – Wahlgren – 1967 Some Further Remarks on Vinland Vinland Map Conference Misc. Reviews and Comments on Norse Medieval Cryptography in Runic Carvings Numerous reviews Brief summaries of runic inscriptions by O.G.L. Indians May Have Said ‘Skoal’ When the Mayflower Arrived – Michael Kilian – 1969 Runestone Errors ‘Secret Code’ – Jackie Germann Famous Viking Historian Visits Heavener Runestone – 1969 Amerikansk bluff eller norsk uvitenhet? Noted Historian Speaks at Dinner Vikings Sailed to Oklahoma in 1122? Vinland Viking Recognition Day Scholar, Author Inspects Stones – Amon McKay Likes Holand’s Latest Book The Kensington Stone, a Mystery solved – Erik Wahlgren Chronology in Runestone Work Valuable – Clifford D. Simak Assciated Press on the Landsverk Foundation – 1968 $12,000 Donated for Foundation Westphall – Berlingske Tidende - 1968 Atomforskerens iskolde rune-krig Scientist Researching Role of Norsemen in American History - Los Angeles Times – 1968 Karlgren, Hans – Review and Reply – 1968 Leif Erikson’s Campsite in Vinland – Frederick J. Pohl – 1968 Mannen som loste Kensingtonstenens gate – Morgenbladet - Povl Westphall – 1968 Review of Blegen’s Book on Kensington Stone – 1968 By Prof. Rymer – Review of Norse Medieval Cryptography in Runic Carvings – 1968 Review – Norse Medieval Cryptography – Kahn – 1968 Clippings – 1968 Leif Erikson Day, 1968 – Lyndon B. Johnson Untitled Article from Winona Daily News Rushford Native to Discuss Runestone Theory ‘Norsemen First’ Foundation Set Up Researcher cites Evidence of Early Visit of Norsemen Dr. Landsverk, Runic Expert, Speaks Here Review – Norse Medieval Cryptography – Ruth Filby – 1968 Distinguished Service Award – Luther College – 1968 Luther Man’s Dream Comes True - 1968 Lecture – San Francisco – 1969 Proclamations – Yorty City Council – 1969 Additional Comments on Ancient Norse Messages on American Stones – 1969 Blegen’s Book – Reviews by Haugen, Pohl – 1969 A Number of Newspaper Articles – 1969 Mest omdiskuterte stein i Amerika The Kensington Stone and Alf Monge – Sigvald Stoylen Vikings Sailed to Oklahoma in 1122? Vinland Viking Recognition Day Scholar, Author Inspects Stones – Amon McKay Noted Historian Speaks at Dinner Famous Viking Historian Visits Heavener Runestone Amerikansk bluff eller norsk uvitenhet? Indians May Have Said ‘Skoal’ When the Mayflower Arrived – Michael Kilian Runestone Errors ‘Secret Code’ – Jackie Germann Author: Kensington Runestone Genuine Expert believes other Viking sites not far from L’anse aux Meadows – Don Morris Gathering evidence on Norse travels Maleske, Lawrence - 1969 Review – Blegen’s Book – Hambro – 1969 Maquoketa Community Press Interview with O.G.L. – 1969 Oklahoma Runestones – 1969 Riddle of the ‘Viking’ cryptograms – Mark A. Roberts Runestones and Tombstones – Bernice and Jack McGee Argosy Sponsors an Authentic Viking Voyage – Robert F. Marx Erik Friss on O.G.L. – Scandinavian of the Month – 1969 Kvaalen, Eivind – 1970 Ved Vinlands Vestgrense Clippings – European Tour – 1970 Sikkert at det var nordmenn i Minnesota allerede i 1362 Til Aulaen med kruttsterke runner i mappen Finner hemmelige meldinger i runner Falsk runsten akta igen Norsk-amerikansk runeforsker i Trondheim Washington’s Norweigan Ancestry – Carl Magnus Gunderson – 1970 Dr. Ole G. Landsverk visits Washington, D.C. – Norseman of the Year - 1970 Vikings in Oklahoma Exhibit – 1971 Alf Monge from Sunnmore, Expert in Cryptography and Secret Codes – Carl Soyland – 1971 Wallace Debate – 1971 Group of Experts Claim 3 Strange Stones Found in Maine Prove the Ancient Vikings Were in America 369 Years Before Columbus – National Enquirer - David Klein – 1972 Kealey, Prof. Edward - 1972 Review – Pohl’s Viking Settlements – Enterline – 1972 Clippings – 1971-2 Alf Monge from Sunnmore, Expert in Cryptography and Secret Codes Author: Kensington Runestone genuine Expert believes other Viking sites not far from L’anse aux Meade Gathering evidence on Norse travels ‘Let Some Other Fool Dig Them Up’ Area Man Returns Controversial Rune Stone To State Of Maine Priceless…Or Phony? ‘Let Some Other Fool Dig Them Up’ Maine Seeking Stones Runic Ruling Sought Viking Secrets in Rockbound Maine Runic Rocks May Prove Norsemen Came to U.S. Viking Engravings Weight of Evidence Indicates Vikings Visited State 3 Stones Believed To Contain Runes Are Given to Maine Vikingene drog ogsaa til Amerika Is Maine Fabled Vinland? ‘Let Some Other Fool Dig Them Up’ U.S. Journal: Maine – Runes Is Maine Fabled Vinland 3 Strange Stones Found in Main From the Ancient Vikings Were in America 369 Years Before Columbus Ancient American Records in Norse Runes Hvordan navigerte vikingene? Artifacts Believed Viking ‘Viking stones’ explored in Maine Review – Pohl’s Norse Voyages to America by Haugen Cultural Heritage Series – 1973 Mrs. Farley rushes to defense of runestone use on medallion Symposium at Westville, GA - Program “Runic Inscriptions as Cryptographic Dates” by Earl K. Syversen “The Oklahoma Runestones” by Gloria Stewart Farley Article – Popular Archaeology – 1973 The Oklahoma Runestones are Authentic No Stones Unturned: Differing Views of Oklahoma’s Runestones Carter, Prof. George – Runic Inscriptions – 1974 Kensington Stone – Cyrus Cordon Halvorson – 1974 New evidence rekindles controversy of runestone riddle Review – Runic Records – Inter-American by Compton – 1974 Articles on Norsemen in America by Various Authors – 1974-5 Leif Erikson – Columbus-ferdene analysert av Thor Heyerdahl Columbus hadde kjennskap til vikingenes Vinlandsferder De norrone sjofarere rundet Florida for tusen ar siden – Kare Prytz Til Vinland – med fantasiens vingesus – Carl Soyland “Things will continue to pop up” – Carl Soyland Gammelt verdenskart fra for Columbus viser igjen de norrone oppdagelser av Vinland – Kare Prytz Langland, Harold on Ancient Norse Messages and Runic Records – 1975 The Kensington Skeptics Lost Their Way – 1976 Historical group hopes to prove Runstone ruse, again, today An Ingenious Crypto-Puzzle from Orkney – Buchanan – 1978 Nordamerikanske runeindskrifter – Gersfelt – Berlindske Tidende – 1979 Norse Artifacts in North America – Katherine Bouton – 1980 Videnskabens Hovmod – Berlingske Tidende – 1980 The “Vinland” Penny – Skalk, Norweigan – 1982 Hall, Robert – Stop it! (Quarreling and Name-calling) – 1983 The Lost Empire – from Treasure Magazine – 1983 Gersfelt, Jorgen – Kensington Inscription – 1984 Northwest Passage in Vinland – Per Gramsborg – 1984 White America is Predominantly a Viking Culture – 1983 Runestone found at Rice Lake, MN in 1905 – 1984 Controversy Over Runestones Continues – 1982 What Does the Spirit Pond Mapstone Say? – Albert G. Hahn – 1985 Box 4 Landsverk's 6-volume explanation of Cryptology Colored Slides of Hidden Dates and messages in Runic inscriptions from Scandinavia to the Mississippi River Basin Photos of Runes Box 5 Originals of Cryptograms in Runic Inscriptions Box 6 Runic Inscriptions from the British Isles, Sweden, Denmark, and Norway – Dr. George Stephans Box 7 Books (1 of 2) Box 8 Books (2 of 2)
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