The Record Institute Journal
Research notes, curatorial essays, and historical context from The Record Institute’s archive of analog print media.
- The Time Traveller's Dossier: The Martial Authority of the Brew – An Academic Archival Analysis of the 1968 Ballantine Ale Advertisement
- The Time Traveller's Dossier: The Ultimate Horological Supremacy – A Museum-Grade Forensic Deconstruction of the 1968 Longines Ultra-Chron
- The Time Traveller's Dossier: The Archive of the Immortal Flame – The 1968 Zippo "7 Beautiful Ways" Advertisement
- TThe Time Traveller's Dossier: The Democratization of Memory – An Academic Archival Analysis of the Kodak Instamatic 104 Advertisement
- The Time Traveller’s Dossier: The Graphology of Supreme Power – A Forensic Deconstruction of the 35 Presidential Signatures
- The Time Traveller's Dossier: The Architectural Origins of Supreme Leadership – A Forensic Cartography of the 35 U.S. Presidents (Circa 1960s)
- The Time Traveller's Dossier: The Geopolitics of Supreme Power – Cartographic Origins of the 35 U.S. Presidents (Circa Mid-1960s)
- The Time Traveller's Dossier: The Masterpiece of Architectural Anatomy – The White House Isometric Cutaway Artifact (Circa 1960s)
- The Time Traveller's Dossier: The Architecture of Aristocracy – Chivas Regal "Prince of Whiskies" Advertisement (Circa Mid-1950s)
- The Time Traveller's Dossier: The Alchemy of Acoustics – Marantz "Discover Gold" Advertisement (1981)
- The Time Traveller's Dossier: The Architecture of Desire – Guerlain "Shalimar" Advertisement (Circa Mid-20th Century)
- The Time Traveller's Dossier: The Alchemy of Royal Rebellion – Drambuie "Bonnie Prince Charlie" Advertisement (Circa Mid-20th Century)
- The Time Traveller's Dossier: The Architecture of Command and Authority – The 1956 Chrysler "PowerStyle" Manifesto
- The Time Traveller's Dossier: The Aesthetics of Gifting and Consumer Hypnosis – Skyway Luggage Advertisement (Circa 1950s)
- The Time Traveller's Dossier: The Architecture of Eternity – De Beers "Glory of Bells" Advertisement (Circa early 1940s)