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'''William D. Knapheide''', a [[San Francisco]] [[fan]] active in the 1940s and early ’50s, was a member of [[Universal Musketeers]] and a charter member of the [[Golden Gate Futurian Society]]. He was interested in [[fanzines]] and [[pulps]].  
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'''William D. Knapheide''', a [[San Francisco]] [[fan]] active in the 1940s and early ’50s, was a member of [[Universal Musketeers]] and a charter member of the [[Golden Gate Futurian Society]]. He was interested in [[fanzines]] and [[pulps]]. He was the editor of [[Seetee]]'s first six issues.<ref>[https://www.fanac.org/fanzines/FanToSee/FanToSee1.pdf#page=11 Terry Carr, "Report from San Francisco", in ''Fan to See'', p. 11]</ref>
  
 
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*''[[Seetee]]'' [1950–53?]
 
*''[[Xenern]]'' [1952]
 
*''[[Xenern]]'' [1952]
 
*''[[Xenern Bulletin]]'' [1953]
 
*''[[Xenern Bulletin]]'' [1953]
 
*''[[Xenern Index Letter]]'' [1954]
 
*''[[Xenern Index Letter]]'' [1954]
  
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William D. Knapheide, a San Francisco fan active in the 1940s and early ’50s, was a member of Universal Musketeers and a charter member of the Golden Gate Futurian Society. He was interested in fanzines and pulps. He was the editor of Seetee's first six issues.[1]

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