• A British Military Blanket, Wayne Daniels (description and instructions for reproducing an original; see notes V23#3, V23#4) p.1
• Book Reviews, (General Orders of George Washington issued at Newburgh, 1782-1783) p.5
• New System of Military Discipline: Section III. of Accouterments, Stan and Steve Tyliszczak (care of equipment from a period source) p.6
• Eighteenth Century Military Musick During the American Revolution, Kerry N. Jost (part 1; discussion of camp duties including drum beatings, and when to use them) p.8
• Brigade News and Information p.15-18
• Tobacco Pipes in the Continental Army, Don A. Troiani (four pipes found at American campsites, made from various materials) p.18

Vol. X No. 2 (May/June 1974)

• Some Notes on the Question: Why did General Howe Fail to Support General Burgoyne in the Campaign of 1777?, Anthony Wayne Tommell (insights drawn from period sources) p.1
• Brigade News and Information p.6, 7, 10, 11, 15, 16
• A Rich Cake, Carol Woodbury (period recipe) p.7
• Womens' Fashion During the American Revolution, Nancy Cole (influences on period fashion) p.8
• Eighteenth Century Military Musick During the American Revolution, Kerry N. Jost (part 2; discussion of marching signals and music including signals for infantry, artillery and bugle calls) p.12
• Colonial Pollution, Arthur Lefkowitz (water pollution in New York City in the 1770s) p.14
• Book Reviews (The American Campaigns of Rochambeau's Army; Bonnin and Morris of Philadelphia, the first American Porcelain Factory) p.15

Vol. X No. 3 (July/August 1974)

• The Continental Pioneer, Michael Cleary (duties, equipment &c.) p.1
• The Sale of the Hessians, George Woodbridge (period document on payment for German casualties) p.4
• Some Thoughts on Historical Recreation, Wanda Daniels (perspectives on period materials) p.5
• Runaway Advertisements from the Pennsylvania Packet p.6 Eighteenth Century Recipes as Served at Colonie Park, Jim Sweeney p.7
• Photographs from events, 1974 p.8
• Facsimile of Lord Sterling's Oath as Administered by Washington, Lee MacMahn (period oath of allegiance) p.11
• Book Reviews (Stranger Stop and Cast an Eye, a Guide to Gravestones & Gravestone Rubbing; Colonial Kitchens, their Furnishings and their Gardens) p.13
• Brigade news and information p.12, 14, 15

Vol. X No. 4 (Sept./Oct. 1974)

• Boors and Nobles: Eighteenth Century Soldier Life and Warfare, Part I, Alan C. Aimone (evolution of soldiering, beginning with weapons and tactics) p.1
• Some Remarks concerning 18th Century Military Weapons, Michael Cleary (effectiveness of muskets and bayonets) p.3
• Castrametation - The Art of Encampment, David C. Cole (period article by Lewis Loche) p.4
• Reflections on the War with the Indians of North America, Richard Juday (extracts from a book by William Smith on Bouquet's 1764 expedition) p.7
• Private, Thirteenth Regiment, Albany County Militia, William E. Meuse & Dick S. von Schriltz (uniform plate and description) p.8
• The Sufferings of Lady Harriet Ackland, Nancy Cole (experiences of the wife of a British officer) p.10
• Book Reviews (American Basketry and Woodenware, A Collector's Guide; with a 'New Titles' list) p.13
• Antiquities of British Regiments from the American Revolution, Thomas Pieper (regimental nicknames and traditions which date from the American service of British regiments) p.14
• Runaway advertisements (period advertisements) p.15
  

Vol. XI No. 2 (Winter 1975) [this issue is not in the bound volume]

• The Gun Flint in the American Revolution, Edwin S. Wright (types and quality of flints) p.1
• In Memoriam: Howard M. Raymond, jr.; William Taraborrelli p.3
• Textiles for Women's Costumes of the 18th Century, Wanda Daniels (discussion of period fabrics) p.4
• Drummers Call, Kerry N. Jost (extracts from A System for the Complete Interior Management and Economy of a Battalion of Infantry) p.6
• Collector Candids, George C. Neumann (French & Indian War cartridge box) p.9
• Organization of the Corps of Light Infantry: The Campaign of 1780, Edward A. Dowling (order of battle of composite battalions) p.10
• Invoice of Camp Equipage... New York, 1780, Glenn Osborne, jr. (period document listing equipment for British regiments) p.11
• Authentic Camp Revisited, Ron Tunnison (18th Century weekend held on August 18-19, 1973) p.12

Vol. XIV No. 1 (Summer 1978)

• The Drummer's Companion - Instructions and Rules for the Management of Rope Tensioned Drums, Including Brigade Regulations for Drums, Part I, John M. Frayler (drum maintenance) p.3
• Photographs from events, 1976 - 1978 p.8, 15, 21, 26, 37
• Boors and Nobles: Eighteenth Century Soldier Life and Warfare, Part II, Alan C. Aimone (backgrounds of soldiers, and recruitment) p.12
• A Royal Honor Guard (Brigade units form an honor guard for the Prince of Wales) p.18
• Profiles (profile of Sally S. Sanderson, Brigade member) p.17
• The Camp Followers' Role in the War for Independence: 1775-1783, Sally S. Sanderson (women with the Continental army) p.20
• A Military Epitaph (from The Gentleman's Magazine, 1781) p.21
• Irish Catholics in the British Army of the American Revolution: The Article behind the Uniform, Gregory J. W. Urwin (recruiting of Irish Catholics into British regiments) p.22
• 18th Century Gunner's Calipers, Mathias Koppinger (period instrument, and description of its use) p.24
• Bloodletting as an Eighteenth Century Medical Practice, Otto dePierne (methods of and reasons for bloodletting) p.27
• Book Reviews (Weathering the Storm: Women of the American Revolution; A Course of Artillery at the Royal Military Academy; The Light 6 Pdr. Battalion Gun of 1776; The Revolutionary War Memoir and Selected Correspondence of Philip Van Cortlandt) p.29
• In Memoriam: Frederick P. Todd; Warren Dennison; Louise Sweeny p.30
• Brigade news and information p. 30, 38
• A Selection of Curious and Diverting Definitions from Captain Grose's Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue (selections from a period
  dictionary of slang) p.32

Vol. XVII No. 1 (Jan./Mar. 1981)

• Eighteenth Century Officers' Education, Part 1, Alan C. & Barbara A. Aimone (background, training, and social situation of European officers with info on buying commissions, retirement &c.) p.3
• Lt. Richard Williams and the Cartridge Box Badge of the 23rd Foot, Part 1, Mark A. Nichipor (discovery of a regimental artifact) p.9
• 2nd Battalion of Foot, New York Provincial Forces, 1775, Philip D. Weaver and Alan C. Aimone (profile of a Brigade unit) p.14
• Photographs of Evolution of the Soldier program, 1979 p.17
• "Yea, Methinks, My Jesus Bids me Come:" A Redcoat's Farewell, June 18th, 1775, Gregory J. W. Urwin (original British soldier's letter) p.20

Vol. XVIII No. 1 (Winter 1985)

• Editorial: A History of the Dispatch p.1
• Reader's Exchange (Notes & Queries) p.2
• Finding a Relic: Waistbelt Plate of the 33rd Regiment of Foot, Ian Anderson (description of how an artifact was located; includes measured drawing of artifact) p.3
• Fieldwork: Commands for Light Infantry & Rangers of Major Patrick Ferguson, 71st Regiment of Foot, Todd Braisted (whistle and hand signals, from a period orderly book) p.5
• 20 Years Ago... (item from Brigade Dispatch, March 1965) p.7
• Brigade Units: The 22nd Regiment of Foot, Don N. Hagist (profile of recreated unit) p.8
• Missives, Wayne M. Daniels (item from Brigade Dispatch, 1967) p.10

Vol. XVIII No. 2 (Autumn 1985)

• Editorial: Management, and the Quest for Information p.1
• Fieldwork: Field Review, 1774, Tom S. Vilardi (period description of a review and mock battle in Ireland) p.2
• Relics: A Campaign Bed (pattern of an original folding bed) p.4
• 18th Century Tent Peg, Norman Fuss (pattern of an original tent peg excavated at Fort Ligonier) p.6
• Research Tips, Steve Gilbert (Using the David Library of the American Revolution; information on British regiments in National Genealogical Society Quarterly) p.7
• Provincial Rank, Todd W. Braisted (rank of Provincial officers, compared to British officers) p.7
• Events 1985 (photos from events) p.8
• Journal of Aaron Wright, 1775 (diary of a Pennsylvania rifleman marching to, and at the siege of Boston, June 1775 - March 1776) p.10
• Brigade Units: Infanterie Regiment von Donop, Joseph M. Malit (profile of a recreated unit) p.14
• Reader's Exchange (manufacturing goose quills; period comments on American riflemen; Re: whistle signals [vol. XVIII No. 1]) p.16

Vol. XVIII No. 3 (Summer 1986)

• Editorial: What to Write for this Journal p.1
• Clean your Musket the 18th. Century Way, Norman Fuss (musket cleaning in a period manner) p.2
• A Period Orderly Book (general and brigade orders given in Connecticut, November 1778 - March 1779) p.9
• Some Sources for Research, Kim R. Stacey (manuscripts in Detroit Public Library and William L. Clements Library) p.11
• Note (period account of incident at Cowpens) 11
• Notes from the Membership (notes from discussion groups at the School of the Soldier, 1986 concering misc. re-enacting topics) p.12
• Brigade Units: 10th Massachusetts Regiment, Henry M. Cooke (profile of recreated unit) p.14
• Notes & Queries (source of painting; period game; funny quote) p.16