Documents

by Charles Dickens • 1848 • 80 pages • 455,742 bytes • 6 x 9 in (152.4 x 228.6 mm)

The classic Christmas tale of Ebenezer Scrooge’s metamorphosis from bad guy into good guy, by Charles Dickens.

by Robert Stevenson • 1886 • 84 pages • 464,449 bytes • 6 x 9 in (152.4 x 228.6 mm)

Robert Louis Stevenson's legendary science-fiction about a doctor who creates an evil version of himself

327,205 bytes • 11 x 8.5 in (279.4 x 215.9 mm)

A recreation of the IBM COBOL coding form from 1969, reconstructed from a scan of the original form.

August 1969 • 42,265 bytes • 13.46 x 8.5 in (342 x 216 mm)

A recreation of a vintage FORTRAN coding form, carefully based on a high-resolution scan of the real thing.

by Anthony Atkielski • August 2026 • 62,720 bytes • 11 x 8.5 in (279.4 x 215.9 mm)

Unlike the other coding forms here, this one is fake—a parody of the real ting. Of course, Python wasn’t invented until 1989, long after punched cards became obsolete. Great for pranking your friends in the IT business.

by Anthony Atkielski • 2001 • 7 pages • 148,861 bytes • 8.5 x 11 in (215.9 x 279.4 mm)

A succinct description of the game of chess for newcomers to the game.

by Anthony Atkielski • 2019 • 10 pages • 298,722 bytes • 8.27 x 11.69 in (210 x 297 mm)

A brief (eight-page) paper on how to use phonetic transcription with the Internationhal Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) in ESL/EFL (or other language) classes

by Anthony Atkielski • 2021 • 8 pages • 90,263 bytes • 4.49 x 10.08 in (114 x 256 mm)

A (fictional) information brochure on “child vampirism.”

by Anthony Atkielski • 2021 • 2 pages • 49,726 bytes • 5.47 x 8.31 in (139 x 211 mm)

A fictional entry on vapirism from the famous fictional Murk Manual

by Anthony Atkielski • 2021 • 61,502 bytes • 8.9 x 3.78 in (226 x 96 mm)

Poduct package label for fictional anti-vampirism medication

by Anthony Atkielski • 2020 • 3 pages • 58,551 bytes • 4.25 x 9.84 in (108 x 250 mm)

Prescribing information for Vampiril, a fictional anti-vampirism medication

by Anthony Atkielski • 2026 • 986,166 bytes • 16.54 x 11.69 in (420 x 297 mm)

by Anthony Atkielski • 2006 • 344,831 bytes • 3.99 x 3.99 in (101.25 x 101.25 mm)

A public-domain diagram of a normal sinus rhythm of the heart that I originally contributed to Wikipedia

29,487 bytes • 42 x 33.5 in (1066.8 x 850.9 mm)

A careful recreation of one of the signs outside Area 51 on the Nellis Air Force Base Test Range, in southern Nevada, USA

21,863 bytes • 42 x 33.5 in (1066.8 x 850.9 mm)

A careful recreation of one of the signs outside Area 51 on the Nellis Air Force Base Test Range, in southern Nevada, USA. This version mentions deadly force.

1939 • 4,377 bytes • 7.88 x 7.88 in (200.03 x 200.03 mm)

A vintage Civil Defense sign. You don't see too any of these an more. The design was retired in 2006.

by Army Corps of Engineers (Robert Blakeley) • 1961 • 7,199 bytes • 10 x 14 in (254 x 355.6 mm)

This sign was used to identify shelters from radioactive fallout/ produced by nuclear bombs. It usually appeared on large buildings. This is my recreation based on photos.

by Anthony Atkielski • 2026 • 7,316 bytes • 8.26 x 11.69 in (209.9 x 297.04 mm)

A no-smoking sign

by Anthony Atkielski • 2026 • 13,071 bytes • 11.81 x 11.81 in (299.86 x 299.86 mm)

A radiation caution sign.

by Anthony Atkielski • 2026 • 15,483 bytes • 11.69 x 16.54 in (297.04 x 420.16 mm)

A radiation warning sign for your secret lair.

by Anthony Atkielski • 2026 • 9,963 bytes • 11.42 x 2.36 in (289.98 x 59.97 mm)

A radiation hazard sticker in standard garish colors.