36 letters with enclosures comprising fan correspondence to Sab Grey and Mark Haggerty of the skinhead band Iron Cross. Most letters are addressed to Grey at Dischord Records’ “Dischord House” in Arlington, Virginia; several are addressed to Haggerty in Bethesda, Maryland. Also included are replies from Grey and Haggerty expressing appreciation for the correspondence, clarifying the band’s skinhead identity, and occasionally enclosing photocopies of flyers.

Correspondence primarily concerns the band’s appearance on Dischord Records’ compilation album Flex Your Head, local Hardcore scenes, and the Washington, D.C., scene. Fans inquire about album releases and touring plans; ask how to obtain the band’s EP Skinhead Glory; and request information, flyers, and records for use in local fanzines and compilation albums. Some letters express political anxieties about the growing association of skinhead culture with Nazism and fascism.

Items of note include multiple letters from two teenage boys describing their experiences at a Utah reform school; a November 1982 circular from Brainstem Records calling on Hardcore bands to contribute to a self-funded compilation album; and an undated letter from Jeff Clayton, vocalist of the punk band Antiseen and editor of the punk zine New Breed.