36 pieces of correspondence sent to Sab Grey and Mark Haggerty of the skinhead band Iron Cross, comprised of inquiries from fans on album release plans and tour dates, expressions of admiration, and solicitations of photographs, flyers, records, scene reports, gossip, and music to review in a zine or include in a compilation. Many correspondents seek information about the DC Hardcore scene and sharing information about their local scene, or lack thereof. Correspondents include Jeff Clayton, editor of the punk zine New Breed, named after the Iron Cross song of the same name. Clayton would later go on to form the band Antiseen, a hardcore band with an anti-social/apolitical tendency that would become famous for recording GG Allin’s Murder Junkies and performing as his backing band. Some letters exhibit early political anxieties about the Oi! and Skinhead movement’s growing association with Nazis and fascists, with correspondents making exonerations of Iron Cross’ record Skinhead Glory.