Sam Moskowitz Archive Award
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The Sam Moskowitz Archive Award (named after SF personality Sam Moskowitz) is presented for excellence in science fiction collecting. The award has been presented by the First Fandom club since 1998.
Not to be confused with the I-CON Sam Moskowitz Award.
Year | Winner |
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1998 | Christine Moskowitz |
1999 | Forrest J Ackerman |
2000 | Ray Beam |
2001 | Robert E. Weinberg |
2002 | Robert A. Madle |
2003 | James "Rusty" Hevelin |
2004 | Joseph Wrzos |
2005 | no award given |
2006 | no award given |
2007 | Don Dailey |
2008 | Robert C. Peterson, Frank M. Robinson |
2009 | Joseph Wrzos |
2010 | no award given |
2011 | no award given |
2012 | Donn Albright |
2013 | Howard Frank |
2014 | Mike Ashley |
2015 | David Aronovitz |
2016 | Stephen D. Korshak, Ned Brooks |
2017 | Jon D. Swartz |
2018 | Hal W. Hall |
2019 | Bradford Lyau |
2020 | John Carter Tibbetts |
2021 | Kevin L. Cook |
2022 | Doug Ellis and Deb Fulton |
Award | 1998— |
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