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'''Royal H. Drummond''', a [[Seattle]]-area [[fan]], was active in [[The Nameless Ones]] in the 1950s, serving as [[secretary]] and [[treasurer]] and co-[[editing]] their [[clubzine]] ''[[Sinisterra]]''. He was a member of [[SAPS]] and [[FAPA]]. | '''Royal H. Drummond''', a [[Seattle]]-area [[fan]], was active in [[The Nameless Ones]] in the 1950s, serving as [[secretary]] and [[treasurer]] and co-[[editing]] their [[clubzine]] ''[[Sinisterra]]''. He was a member of [[SAPS]] and [[FAPA]]. | ||
| − | He was the discoverer (inventor?) of the [[Batcheon]]. | + | He was the discoverer (inventor?) of the [[Batcheon]] and, presumably, the [[blossings]]. |
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Revision as of 04:24, 17 June 2021
(1919 – April 22, 1964)
Royal H. Drummond, a Seattle-area fan, was active in The Nameless Ones in the 1950s, serving as secretary and treasurer and co-editing their clubzine Sinisterra. He was a member of SAPS and FAPA.
He was the discoverer (inventor?) of the Batcheon and, presumably, the blossings.
- Duckspeak (for FAPA)
- Sapsides (with William N. Austin for SAPS)
- Sinisterra (some issues, with William N. Austin)
| Person | 1919—1964 |
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