This collection consists of firearms records for the Zork Hardware Company, which was originally named Krakauer, Zork, and Moye. The records are copies of handwritten ledgers scanned from microfiche.

Some of the records are missing due to ledgers being subpoenaed by the U. S. Government after the company was accused of selling arms to foreign nationals during the Mexican Revolution.

The complete collection consists of business records for the Zork Hardware Company, including an abstract of a title to lots in El Paso, Texas, deeds, land patents, accounting ledgers, time books, mining records, minutes, inventories, firearms records, and illustrated hardware catalogs. Some of the materials are on microfiche, including some of the catalogs.