This is a draft of Deena Larsen's poem "Aspen Gold", which eventually became part of Marble Springs. The draft is written in red ink on ruled paper.

This is a May 2009 photograph of one of the collection's Mac Classic IIs displaying the start page of Deena Larsen's Marble Springs. The computer is wearing the "Mac Cozy" that Larsen created to give the Macs an antique look in keeping with Marble…

This is a vinyl shower curtain which Deena Larsen used as a physical example of some of Marble Springs's hyperlinks. The curtain displays laminated cards showing screenshots from some of the work's main pages; the links among these cards are…

This is the Hypercard Basics 7 manual.

Getting Started with Your MacIntosh Classic II, issued by Apple, is a introduction to use of the Mac Classic II computer.

This Macintosh Plus Owner's Guide is a manual for basic use of the computer.

This sign was part of the original presentation of Deena Larsen's Marble Springs. The rectangular frame is wooden and the text is printed onto a paper background.

This paper advertises Deena Larsen's Marble Springs; it also highlights the user-editable nature of the work, inviting creative submissions.

This is a catalog of electronic literature available from Eastgate Systems, taped (presumably by Deena Larsen) to show the advertisements for two of Larsen's works, Marble Springs and Samplers.

This is a sheet that briefs readers on the use of Deena Larsen's Marble Springs, including how to read, navigate, and add to the work.