Volume 1, Number 1
June, 1973

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The Diary of Daniel Clark; Eleven Contemporary New Hampshire Potters; Some Thoughts on Apprenticeships by Pete Sabin; Captains of Industry - Potters Guild of N.H. 1972; Photo Resist - techniques - by Gerry Williams; Homemade Clay Mixer - plans by Tom Fetter; excerpts from Finding One's Way with Clay by Paulus Berensohn.

Volume 2, Number 1
December, 1973
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The Diary of Daniel Clark; Studio Management by John Glick (part one); Nine Potters from Philadelphia (and a little bit outside); The Brookfield Kiln - plans for a 30 cubic foot downdraft sprung arch kiln; Studio Glass in Perspective by Michael Boylen; Ash Glazes - recipes and comments by Jack O'Leary; Conversations with Jack O'Leary - an interview by Peter Sabin; Gas Burners and their Safety Systems by Dudley Giberson; More Thoughts on Apprenticeship by Charles Counts; The Pottery Film by Charles Jusser; Funky Tools - designs for some homemade tools by Mike Cohen.

Volume 2, Number 2
June, 1974

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Flameware - technical information and recipes by Ron Propst; Ceramic Toxicology by William C. Alexander; A Dialogue on Apprenticeship by Carl and Jean Judson; Twelve Potters from Detroit; Safety in the Glass Studio by Dominick Labino; On Burners - plans for homemade burners by Norman Schulman; Yang Shao Urn - commentary by Fong Chow; Raku Reduction by Robert Piepenburg; Studio Management by John Glick (part two).

Volume 3, Number 1
December, 1974

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Energy:

• Introduction by Paul Soldner
• Wood by William C. Alexander
• A Wood Kiln and Wood Firing by Bob Schmitz
• Building and Burning A Groundhog Kiln by Vernon Owens
• Firing a Climbing Kiln and Some Thoughts on Kiln Construction by Frederick L. Olsen
• Oil Burning Kilns by Paul Soldner
• Drip Feed Oil/Water Burner by Ann Stannard
• Adapting Fuel Oil Burners to Ceramic Kilns by Joseph and Marcia Selsor Mannino
• Methane: A Proposal by Robert Lanman
• Solar Fired Kilns? by Jay Shelton

Volume 3, Number 2
June, 1975

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Potter's Wheels - opinions and evaluations:

• Potters' Wheels: A Survey by Tom Lasher
• Eight Portable Electric Wheels: An Evaluation
• Pride and Prejudice: Potters on Wheels - a conversation
• Analyzing Electric Wheels

Volume 4, Number 1
December, 1975

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Al King of Los Angeles talks about his kiln and firing; The Moravian Pottery and Tileworks by Wayne Bates; 12 Colorado Potters; Castable Refractories and the Salt Kiln - essays by Tom Turner, Wally Smith, and Richard Leach; The Glass Furnace... An Alternative Method by Lynn Mucken; Water Jar - San Ildefonso Pueblo, New Mexico - commentary by Richard Conn; Glazes from the Moon by John A. Wood; The Way of the Na'wa'ya'thitse by Helen Cordero; On Finding and Using Local Clays by Hal Riegger; Stalking the Wild Mineral by Richard P. Isaacs; On Using Naturally-Occurring Materials in Glazes by Tam Irving; A Hammermill in Jugtown by Nancy Sweezy; Shredders and Crushing Mills by John Clifford; Grinding Mills for the Small Ceramic Manufacturer by Clarence Blair Brown Jr.; The Anonymous Potters of the Rochester Folk Art Guild; Chimney Potters Co-operative Studio by mary Murchio; The Cape Cod Pottery Cooperative by Harry Holl; The Findhorn Foundation by Mimi Luft; Some Proposals Concerning the Use of Waste Heat by John Glick; Notebook - technical notes on various topics from Nils Lou, Gigi Kunze, Richard Peeler, Mark Lehman, John Kirschenbaum, and Michael Frimkess.

Volume 4, Number 2
June, 1976

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Slab Casting by Ron Burke; Clay - Why It Acts the Way It Does by F.H. Norton; Clay Mixers and Pug Mills - evaluations, a conversation, and an overview by David Davidson; The Anti-Establishment Mixer - plans by Paul Soldner; 15 Minnesota Potters; Fastfire Wood - plans by F.L. Olsen; The Master and the Apprentice by Nancy Jurs and Dave Santiago; Coronation Dish - Slipware - commentary by Ross Taggart; Building with Adobe Bricks by Richard Masterson; Low Technology Solar Energy by David Boyd; Solar Energy by Erich A. Farber; Experimental Solar Kilns by Zeljko Kujundzic; Firing with Sunlight by Tom Fresh, Chip Gardner, and Bob Conners; Notebook - notes on various topics from Herb Schumacher, Hal McWhinnie, Jean Mann, and Jeff Schlanger; On the Making of Clay Begonias by Rosemary Boyle Petters.

Volume 5, Number 1
December, 1976

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Studio Production - a conversation with Michael and Harriet Cohen; Toward a New Aesthetic: The Role of the Craft Historian by Gerry Williams; Ten New Mexico Potters; Charcoal Fired Raku Kilns by Harriet Brisson; Nine Southwestern Indian Potters; A Southwestern Pueblo Indian Dough Bowl - commentary by Betty T. Toulouse; Dale Chihuly and the Glass Cylinders by Roni Horn; Ceramic Crystallography by Pat Malone; Commentary on the Malone Report by James McKinnell; The Fire's Path - a tribute to Michael Cardew by Garth Clark; The Minnesota Flat Top Kiln - design, construction, and plans by Nils Lou; Fired Free - firing with drain-oil, by Dennis Parks; Electroforming Copper on to Clay by John A. Beckelman; Notebook - technical notes on various topics from Dudley Giberson, Will Wickley, Dan and Mary Lou Weaver, and Chip Garner; Letter by Gorg Niloak.

Volume 5, Number 2
June, 1977

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Glaze Painting by Jenny Lind; Art vs. Function - sixteen essays on the role of the potter; Toward Self-Sufficiency in Clay by Brian Van Nostrand; Triaxial Blend by Nan McKinnell; 16 North Georgia Potters; A Message from Bernard Leach; Slab Rollers - evaluations, a conversation, and an overview by David Davidson; Sources of Sodium As Vapour Glaze by Jack Troy; Raqqa Bowl - commentary by manuel D. Keene; The Craney Hill Oxidation Kiln - plans by Dave Robinson; Oxidation/Reduction by F.C. Ball; Thoughts on Oxidation by Ka Kwong Hui; Firing in Oxidation to C/4.5.6 by Val Cushing; Welding for the Compleat Potter by John Powell; Is Pot-Luck Firing Necessary? by George and Nancy Wettlaufer; Mass Pot Authority by Victoria H. Cincotti; Notebook - technical notes on various topics from Jeffrey Cooke, Don Bendel, Dudley Giberson Jr., and Robert Fromme.