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J. Lloyd Eaton was a [[Bay Area]] [[fan]] and MD whose collection of over 7500 [[SF]], [[fantasy]], and [[horror]] books from the 1800s through 1955 formed the nucleus of the [[J. Lloyd Eaton Collection]] at UC Riverside. He was one of the founding member and first chairman of the [[Fantasy Fan-Fare]] club in [[Berkeley]]. He was a member of the [[Little Men]]. | J. Lloyd Eaton was a [[Bay Area]] [[fan]] and MD whose collection of over 7500 [[SF]], [[fantasy]], and [[horror]] books from the 1800s through 1955 formed the nucleus of the [[J. Lloyd Eaton Collection]] at UC Riverside. He was one of the founding member and first chairman of the [[Fantasy Fan-Fare]] club in [[Berkeley]]. He was a member of the [[Little Men]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:51, 13 February 2020
(1902 -- 1968)
J. Lloyd Eaton was a Bay Area fan and MD whose collection of over 7500 SF, fantasy, and horror books from the 1800s through 1955 formed the nucleus of the J. Lloyd Eaton Collection at UC Riverside. He was one of the founding member and first chairman of the Fantasy Fan-Fare club in Berkeley. He was a member of the Little Men.
| Person | 1902—1968 |
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