I also continue to visit with and work with people who have Manning pix & history. Some of them don't know what to do with their old Manning history and don't want to throw it away and they realize how many decades I've been working on this history, so they entrust those things with me to preserve and most importantly digitize which will carry on that history long after the old paper and other type materials fall into pieces and deteriorate.
There are a few individuals and groups who are also seeking that old Manning history but if you want your old Manning stuff properly preserved and archived, please contact me.
Here are a few examples of items that I've scanned recently - a couple of the items in which I digitally restored.
I'm the only one locally who has the commercial equipment and software and decades of know-how, and will take the time to digitally scan and in many cases repair/restore those items.

You may also have pix & other old history that you have no idea who they are or if there is a Manning connection...I'll have the best chance in connecting whether or not those items have a Manning connection since I'm not a newcomer to working on Manning's history.

Original document 1.5 x 1.4 feet
From John Campbell's collection of his parents

John's mother...

I was visiting with Susan (Zubrod) Hinners and she told me she had these items, and she graciously let me take them home to scan and restore.

Tim Waterbury, Gary Erps, Mark Jensen
Unknown in back
Dave Nelson was the soundman and provided that equipment.

Gary Erps autograph on the poster

Business card

Brad Zubrod, Dan Weis, David Edgerton, Lonnie Jensen
Craig Zubrod in tree

The bottom of the poster was gone, so I digitally restored it.

Then my cousin, Jon Ahrendsen, who worked at the M&I Dehy, gave me this decal he had kept for over 50 years.
It needed digital repair and below you see the original and cleaned up version.

Original scan

restored