Help Needed for the “History of the Repossession Industry” Book

Yes, that is Sam Corolla in the groovy hat with long hair keeping lookout – (Click to enlarge)

In April, some good friends suggested that I write a book chronicling the history of the repossession industry. I already had some good basis for an outline and expanded from there. From there, I received some great information from Millard Land, Kevin McGivern, Mark Summs and Chuck Cowherd from the Allied Finance Adjusters and was able to complete most of the outline. But I’m hitting a wall on some people and developments in the history that I could really use some help with.

If anyone could provide me photos or stories on any of the below persons or topics, I would really appreciate it.

Early 1960’s-1970’s ARA Directory Covers
Early 1960’s-1970’s TFA Directory Covers
Early 1950’s-1990’s NFA Directory Covers
Early Association Directory Rate Sheets
Early Association Meeting Photos
Lorna Lou Barnes – Stories or Photos
1925, William Greenwood of “Greenwoods Garage” in Baltimore, Maryland – Stories or Photos
Connie Wembish founder of the “Home Detective Agency” in Greensboro, North Carolina – Stories or Photos
Fred G. Summs Sr. – Stories or Photos
Ray Barnes of the Auto Recovery Bureau of New York City, Founder of the National Association of Allied Finance Adjusters – Stories or Photos
George Turner, 1941 – Founder of the National Finance Adjusters
1970’s photos of Kevin McGivern and Huey Marone, Founders of the modern ARA
Early LPR cameras and years of introduction
“Transformer” and “Illusionist” in bed tow booms – photos and history
Wilfred “Will” Rivera – Photo
Tools – Slide hammers, tryout keys, force tools, rocker picks, etc. – Photos needed