Appalachian Moon uncovers secretive projects of UFO & Alien experiments conducted by photographer "O. Winston Link" as he traveled through the Appalachians photographing the Steam Engines as they roared through the mountains of the sleepy little villages in the midst of the night.

These photographs of Cosmic Models are rare, never even seen by Link's Son, Conway Link until I revealed them to him as I investigated his Father's connections to the American Wool Bureau.

Link's fame is of the photographs that he took in the 1940-1950s of the steam engines, those photos were stored for years until his new wife, Conchita Mendoza created books from the photos.

There was little information of Winston Link's days of working for the Wool Bureau, or of these photographs. These photos are from the files and Estate of Director, Elizabeth Tanner, my Aunt. 

Upon meeting with Conway Link in Shreveport, he demanded the photos, claiming that they were his Father's copyrighted materials. These photos are my property, given to me by the excecutor of the estate of Elizabeth Tanner.

As a courtesy to Link's Father, I allowed Link to borrow my books of the photographs, making it clear to him that I own the copyrights and the photos.

Mysterious things began to happen after those 2015 meetings....

These Cosmic Models seem more like Steamy Time Traveling Models from Star Trek...

These models are unidentified, Conway Link should have had a file on these photographs, if he did, he would not disclose the information.

He did authenticate them from the markings on the back of the photos as being from his father.

Curiously, Conway Link's Studio in Shreveport is named, Gallery 1800, all of the photos that I had with OWL logos were marked in the 1800s categories by O. Winston Link with his OWL Logo stamped from OWL Productions in the 1940s. 

How could Winston Link not have any files on these models, yet Conway Link was able to identfy them is the question. It seems that they were covering up the identities of these models.

"O. Winston Link" Owl Productions

You can view his rare OWL Symbol he stamped on the back of all of his original prints. 

Link was worked under the direction of Elizabeth Tanner during the time he was also taking photos of the steam engines which would not become marketable or famous for years to come.

His letters to Elizabeth Tanner, the Director of Fashion for the American Wool Council. These fashion shows were to promote woolen products worldwide for the wool industry. 

Link and Elizabeth's fashion crew took crusie ships to the Bahamas for promotional films and photo sessions. The photo below is at Emerald beach Hotel where he is seen filming. 

These are models that came from the files of O. Winston Link, their identities are unknown. They are marked with his markings that were authenticated by his son Conway Link. 

The eerie scenes in many of the photos are staging the models in very peculiar poses, the most elusive and curious is the one in an area that looks much like Hyde Park in Los Angeles where the Black Dahlia was found.

There were many letter from the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles to Elizabeth, seemingly taunting her to come visit...that is where Robert Kennedy was asssasinated.

Jo Foxworth claims to have authored this book, but I have letters from Foxworth demanding materials from writer- Producer Elizabeth Tanner.

Visit 'Luciferin of Angelus', another story connected to 'Appalachian Moon'.

https://Luciferin-of-Angelus.simdif.com 

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Dallas, Texas