Here's the front cover of the official program of the Birmingham Vulcans' September 13, 1975 World Football League contest against the San Antonio Wings (who were the 1974 Florida Blazers).
THe Vulcans defeated the Wings 33-24 in front of 12, 500 fans at Birmingham's Legion Field.
Here's the cover of the official 1975 media guide of the World Football League's Charlotte Hornets.
Here's the front cover of the official program of The Hawaiians' August 16, 1975 World Football League contest against the Southern California Sun.
Before 15,862 fans at Honolulu Stadium, The Hawaiians fell to the Sun 37-19.
Here's the front cover of the official game program for the Shreveport Steamer's first World Football League home contest, against the Memphis Southmen.
In front of 21,357 fans at State Fair (now Independence Stadium) on September 25, 1974, the Steamer (the newly-transplanted Houston Texans), fell to the Grizzlies 17-3.
Here's the front cover of the official game program for the inaugural home opener of the World Football League's Charlotte Hornets (formerly the New York Stars), which was contested at American Legion Memorial Stadium on October 9, 1974.
In front of the WFL's one and only legitimate sellout crowd (25,133), the Hornets fell to the Memphis Southmen 27-23.
Here's the 1974 official media guide of the World Football League's Philadelphia Bell, which played in the WFL in both 1974 and 1975.
Here's the official media guide of the Birmingham Americans, who won the World Football League championship in 1974.
Here's the 1974 media guide of the Orlando-based Florida Blazers, who played in that year's version of the World Football League.
Here's the front cover of the official 1974 Southern California Sun media guide.
The Sun played in the World Football League in 1974 and 1975.
Here's an official souviner 1974 schedule for the Chicago Fire of that year's version of the World Football League.
Here's the front cover of the official 1974 media guide of the Memphis Southmen of the World Football League.
The Southmen, or Grizzlies, were perhaps the best run franchise in the WFL in both of that league's seasons of existence.
This must be the official 1974 media guide of the Hawaiians who played in both the 1974 and 1975 versions of the World Football League.