Inscribed by the author to her mother.

Inscribed by the author to her mother.

Inscribed by Leane Zugsmith to her mother.

Inscribed in 1975 by the author to Zugsmith.

Wrapped in a dust jacket for “The Incredible Sex Revolution.”

Includes seven copies of the cover of the paperback novelization of the film.

Includes a short note from Joan Crawford.

Includes a letter from Geoffrey Shurlock, then head of the Motion Picture Production Code, with a list of revisions that the screenplay would need in order to meet the requirements of the code, as well as other documents related to screenplay revisions, actors considered for roles in the film, music in the film, and a draft of “The Beat Generation Dictionary.”

Includes three copies of a letter from Geoffrey Shurlock, then head of the Motion Picture Production Code, in which he states the script for the film “would be unacceptable under the Code” because of “the sadism and violence with which the script is replete.” Also includes later memos dealing with attempts to make the film acceptable under the Code.

The film was based on a Paul Gallico story titled “The Adventure of Joe Smith, American,” which had previously been adapted as the 1942 film “Joe Smith, American.” Includes an inter-office memo that proposes substituting “a good labor union for the FBI and a racketeering labor union for the unidentified spies” in the earlier film.

Includes correspondence regarding the novel “Autumn Thunder” by Robert Wilder (Wilder wrote the novel “Written on the Wind,” the basis for the film of the same name that was produced by Zugsmith) and a “revised plot-line,” titled “The College Story,” of that novel.

Includes agreements.

Includes agreements and other financial documents.

Includes clippings and lists of cast and staff.

Frick appeared in two films produced by Zugsmith, “Fanny Hill” and “Phantom Gunslinger.” Some of the correspondence between Frick and Zugsmith refers to a possible film project about Hitler’s sex life. Includes letters to Zugsmith from Frick on postcards promoting “The Plot to Murder Hitler,” an episode of the TV series “Appointment with Destiny” in which Frick played Hitler. Also includes clippings (some with nudity) about “The Plot to Murder Hitler,” other Hitler film projects, and Hitler.

Includes photocopies of declarations regarding the custody of Zugsmith and his wife’s granddaughter.

Regarding an agreement in which Zugsmith agreed not to take any writing credit for the script of “Money, Women, and Guns.”

Includes MGM inter-office memos, as well as the music score and lyrics for the song “The Night of the Quarter Moon” by Sammy Kahn and James Van Heusen.

Includes MGM inter-office memos.

Includes a photo of a nude woman.

Includes clippings.

Includes a letter to Zugsmith from Richard D. Zanuck.

One roll, in a canister labeled “Incredible Sex Revolution.”

One roll, labeled “Spool Three.”

One roll, labeled “Spool Four.” Also labeled “‘On Her Bed of Roses’ – auto dia – 12/31/65.”

One roll, labeled “FX-1 – R-3,” in a canister labeled “FX-1 – R-3.”

One roll, labeled “FX-1 – R-4,” in a canister labeled “FX1 – R-4.”

One roll, labeled “FX-2 – R-4,” in a canister labeled “FX2 – R4.”

One unlabeled roll in a canister labeled “MX-2 – R-4.”

One reel, labeled “R124-71605 – 79B.”

One roll, labeled “Loop Lines – 1 – R-6.”

One roll, labeled “Work Trk. – R.8.”

Five rolls in a canister labeled “5 Rolls Audio.” One roll is labeled “oger heavy breathing”; another is labeled “oger breathing”; another is labeled “oger growels”; another is labeled “oger idle.”

One roll, labeled “Ogre,” in a canister labeled “Ogre.”

Seven rolls in a canister labeled “7 Rolls Audio.” Two of the rolls are labeled “lascivious oger”; another is labeled “oger reacts to flash lite”; another is labeled “oger death”; another is labeled “oger snorts”; another is labeled “oger breathing”; and another is labeled “oger [illegible] people first.”

One unlabeled roll.

One unlabeled roll in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 4.”

One roll, labeled C84-2, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 6.”

One roll, labeled 165B-2, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film L.”

One roll, labeled 168-1, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film L.”

One roll, labeled 200-1, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film L.”

One roll, labeled 228-90, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 15.”

One roll, labeled 309-91, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 18.”

One roll, labeled 309-96, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 18.”

One roll, labeled 33671, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 64287, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 4.”

One roll, labeled 69538, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 72730, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 15.”

One roll, labeled 72877, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 15.”

One roll, labeled 72659, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 15.”

One roll, labeled 73364, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 15.”

One unlabeled roll in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 17.”

One roll, labeled R823-177, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 6.”

One roll, labeled T-212, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 17.”

One roll, labeled 730-192, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 6.”

One roll, labeled D608-85, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 10.”

One roll, labeled 45070, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 53-D69425, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 53-DO7143, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 509-28, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 509-41, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 530-70-301, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 603-92, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 10.”

One roll, labeled 606-68, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 10.”

One roll, labeled 606-69, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 10.”

One roll, labeled 76546, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 11C-76437, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 13.”

One roll, labeled 33C-68477, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 14.”

One roll, labeled 309-95, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 4.”

One roll, labeled 53-D07227, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 53-D07286, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 70334, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 94544, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 10.”

One roll, labeled 94668, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 10.”

Two unlabeled rolls in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 4.”

One roll, labeled 94472, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 10.”

One roll, labeled 94955, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 10.”

One roll, labeled 94889, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 10.”

One roll, labeled R413-39, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 4.”

One roll, labeled T-212, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 17.”

One roll, labeled 11C-76472, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 13.”

One roll, labeled 11C-76509, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 13.”

One roll, labeled 29-D44804, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 29-D44994, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 33C-68410, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 14.”

One roll, labeled 33C-67692, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 14.”

One roll, labeled 45087, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 504-114, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 11.”

One roll, labeled 53-D69520, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 53-D69576, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 53-D69603, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 53-D69766, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 53-D69800, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 53-D69888, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 53-D69946, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 53-D70342, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 53-D70353, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 53-D70385, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 53D07172, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 53-D07182, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 53-D07189, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 69589, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 69822, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 69844, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 69866, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 69923, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 73117, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 15.”

One roll, labeled 73276, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 15.”

One roll, labeled 73370, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 11.”

One roll, labeled 76538, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 16.”

One roll, labeled 94604, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 10.”

One roll, labeled 94734, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 10.”

One roll, labeled 94819, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 10.”

Two rolls, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 6.”

One unlabeled roll in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 9.”

One unlabeled roll in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 11.”

One unlabeled roll in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 14.”

One unlabeled roll in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 18.”

Two unlabeled rolls in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film L.”

One roll in a canister labeled “G.R. West 1.”

One roll in a canister labeled “G.R. West 2.”

One roll, labeled “FX-1 – R-1 – Tails,” in a canister labeled “FX1 – R1.”

One roll, labeled “FX-1 – R-2 – Tails,” in a canister labeled “FX1 – R-2.”

One roll, labeled “FX1 – R5,” in a canister labeled “FX1 – R-5.”

One roll, labeled “FX-1 – R-6 – Tails,” in a canister labeled “FX1 – 96.”

One roll, labeled “FX-1 – R-7,” in a canister labeled “FX1 – R7.”

One roll, labeled “FX1 – R8,” in a canister labeled “FX1 – R-8.”

One roll, labeled “FX-1 – R-9 – Tails,” in a canister labeled “FX-1 – R-9.”

One roll, labeled “FX-1 – R-10 – Tails,” in a canister labeled “FX-1 – R-10.”

One roll, labeled “FX-2 – R-1 – Tails,” in a canister labeled “FX-2 – R-1.”

One roll, labeled “FX-2 – R-2 – Tails,” in a canister labeled “FX2 – R2.”

One roll, labeled “FX-3 – R-2 – Tails,” in a canister labeled “RX3 – R-2.”

One roll, labeled “MX-2 – R-7 – Tails,” in a canister labeled “R2 – MX7.”

One roll, labeled “R-4 – Loop.”

One roll, labeled “R6 – MX-1 – Tails,” in a canister labeled “RX6 – MX1.”

One roll, labeled “R8 – MX1,” in a canister labeled “R-8 – MX-1.”

One roll, labeled “R-8 – MX-2 – Tails,” in a canister labeled “R8 – MX2.”

One roll, labeled “R-8 – MX-3,” in a canister labeled “R8 – MX-3.”

One roll, labeled “R9 – MX-2,” in a canister labeled “R9 – MX-2.”

One roll, labeled “75-1,” in a canister labeled “75-1.”

One unlabeled roll in a canister labeled “2300.”

One unlabeled roll in a canister labeled “3101.”

One unlabeled roll in a canister labeled “9777.”

One unlabeled roll in a canister labeled “18750.”

One roll, labeled “Loop Lines -1 – R-5,” in a canister labeled “Stage 5.”

One roll, labeled “Loop Lines #1 – Tails – R-9.”

One roll, labeled “Loop Lines – R-1 – Tails.”

One roll, labeled “Loop # 1 – R-7,” in a canister labeled “Stage 5.”

One unlabeled roll in a canister labeled “Stage 5.”

One unlabeled roll in a canister labeled “35mm – General Film Laboratories.”

One unlabeled roll in a canister labeled “Unidentified.”

One unlabeled roll.

One roll, labeled D608-108C, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 4.”

One roll, labeled 29733, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 2.”

One roll, labeled 606-65C, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 2.”

One roll, labeled 608-106C, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 12.”

One roll, labeled 609-90C, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 2.”

One roll, labeled 29436, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 2.”

One roll, labeled 28089, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 4.”

One roll, labeled 29225, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 2.”

One roll, labeled 29405, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 2.”

One roll, labeled 65242, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 2.”

One roll, labeled 65758, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 2.”

One roll, labeled 65576, in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 2.”

Three unlabeled rolls in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 4.”

Four unlabeled rolls in a yellow box labeled “Safe Film 12.”

Possibly reel 3 of “Sex Prohibito.”

Five rolls, labeled “Angels’s Home Opener,” “Angels Tryout,” “Angels Tryouts,” “Chaveve Trevine,” and “Stengal on Banking,” in a canister labeled “16mm.”

One silent color roll, labeled "417 EC 32," in a “Scotch Magnetic Tape” box.

Assorted silent clips, both color and B&W, in a “Scotch Magnetic Tape” box.

One roll (possibly unexposed) in a canister labeled “16mm.”

Includes clippings and other documents related to a dispute between Paramount and some of its stockholders, including Zugsmith.

Photocopy: “Paramount Pictures Corporation in account with [Estate of] William C. Handy, Carlos Castel Associates, George Garabedian (Assignee October 10, 1957), Nathaniel (Nat ‘King’) Cole, and Communications Corporation of America under agreements dated August 2, 1957 – ‘St. Louis Blues’ – Released April 1958 – Cumulative statement of account at the close of the period ended – Domestic-12/25/71 – Foreign-11/27/71.”

Proofs of publications of legal ads for “The Hippie Murder” (“The Cult”) and “Too Young.”

Proofs of publications of legal ads for “Sappho” (“Sappho Darling”), “Tom Jones Rides Again,” and “Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales.”

Includes a dust jacket for Krafft-Ebing’s “Aberrations of Sexual Life” and a clipping.

“Max – very rough – 7½ copy.”

Includes a "Sound Report" from Glen Glenn Sound Co.

In a box addressed to Paul Hanner, Astral Films Ltd., Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

On a small plastic reel.

“The Beat Generation,” “The Beat Generation Blues,” “Speed, Speed, Speed!” “The Beat is Ours,” “I’m Off to the Moon,” and “I’ve Got the Real-Gone Nothing Blues.”

“She’s a Movie Star, American Style” and “Skippy’s Song.”

“Give Us a Break,” “The Hollywood Country Store,” “I Wonder,” “Like Art,” and “Ring-A-Ding.”

In a box with an address label from John Urie & Associates to Zugsmith.

Twelve large, matted B&W photos.

Inscribed by Cochran to Zugsmith and his wife Ruth.

Most of the photos include the German-language title “Deutscher National-Zirkus.”

Stills from a German film that featured actor Paula Wessely.

Stills from a German film.

Stills from a German film that featured actor Paula Wessely.

Stills from a German film that featured actor Paula Wessely.

Stills from a German film based on two plays – “Erdgeist” (“Earth Spirit”) and “Die Büchse der Pandora” (“Pandora’s Box”) – by Frank Wedekind.

Stills from a German film that featured actor Paula Wessely.

Includes credit cells.

Stills from a German film that featured actor Paula Wessely.

Stills from a German film that featured actor Paula Wessely.

Includes schedules, multiple daily code sheets, a wardrobe plot, stage logs, transportation breakdown, a shooting schedule, a partial list of production items, and handwritten notes.

Includes an invitation to a press preview of the film.

Includes a guest list, correspondence, and photocopies of pictures.

Includes a pressbook for the re-release of the film as “Flesh and Flame,” as well as the re-release of “The Beat Generation” as “This Rebel Age.”

“Designed for a Feature Film for both Theatres and Television and as a Pilot for a TV Series.”

“Designed for a Feature Film for both Theatres and Television and as a Pilot for a TV Series.” “There are some adult scenes in this script that are designed for the theatrical film and are not intended for use in the television version of the film.”

“Designed for a Feature Film for both Theatres and Television and as a Pilot for a TV Series.” “There are some adult scenes in this script that are designed for the theatrical film and are not intended for use in the television version of the film.”

“The story of the Cid.” A note on the cover says, “Original from which Conquest & Desire rewrite was made.”

“Original story by Albert Zugsmith.”

Includes handwritten revisions.

The basis for the film.