The folders are for Stuart Elliott, Alfred Varsady, and Robert Reid; the first two reach back to the late 1970s, and the last commences with a decade-old letter to Martin Gardner. These manila cornucopias chronicle the development of new types of dissections by people who passionately mapped the new terrain. Elliott led off with dissections based on combinations of the relationships discussed in the last two chapters. Soon after, Varsady developed a system of relationships based on decompositions of figures to half-rhombuses. Finally, Reid was drawn into dissections as he whittled down dramatically the number of pieces in many of Elliott's dissections. These three demonstrated that Harry Iindgren's work on the internal structure of polygons and stars could be pushed in exciting new directions.