Vols. 1 e 2 editados por Frank Lundquist; vols. 3 e 4 editados por Alan S. Curry

Vol. I - Isolation and identification of alkaloids (E. G. C. Clarke); Detection and identification of bloodstains (Angelo Fiori); Investigation of biological stains with regard to species origin (F. Schleyer); Identification of stains of nonbiological origin (L. C. Nickolls); Detection and estimation of barbituric acid derivatives (Georg Schmidt); Use of serum haptoglobin patterns in cases of disputed paternity (Frode Galatius-Jensen); Quantitative determination of carbon monoxide (Andreas Maehly); Examination of firearms and ammunition (P. F. Ceccaldi). Vol. II - An analytical technique for determining the origin of unidentified paper (E. Martin); The examination and identification of inks (A. H. Witte); Identification of a typewriter by the defects of the stroke (Jean Gayet); The application of gas chromatography in forensic science (W.J. Cadman); Chemical methods for the determination of metals in forensic toxicology (A. Dyfverman); Determination of blood groups in blood stains (P. Moreau); Some aspects of blood grouping in cases of disputed paternity in Denmark (K. Henningsen); The determination of bone age (Steffen Berg); Determination of the time of death in the early post-mortem interval (F. Schleyer). Vol. III - Lead poisoning (S. L. Tompsett); Non-biological applications of neutron activation analysis in forensic studies (Vicent P. Guinn); Biological applications of activation analysis (Hamilton Smith and J. M. A. Lenihan); Forensic chemical analysis of urine for drugs (Elliot B. Hensel); The administration of a forensic science laboratory (Robert F. Borkenstein); Examination of fiduciary counterfeits and forgeries (P. Fauconnier, J. Cogniard and P. F. Ceccaldi); The toxicology of cyanides (Manuel A. Guatelli); The acid phosphatase test (S. S. Kind); Erasures (Wilson R. Harrison).Vol. IV - Methods for determining alcohol (H. Ward Smith); The examination of glass fragments (D. F. Nelson); Coloured fibres in criminal investigation with special reference to nature fibres (Max Frei-Sulzer); Searching for drug metabolities in viscera (L. K. Turner; Thin-layer chromatography (TLC) in forensic science (G. Machata); The detection of soap absorptions (Wolfgang Schwerd); Infra-red absorption spectroscopy in forensic toxicological practice (Antti Alha and Veikko Tamminen); Recent advances in the grouping of dried blood and secretion stains (R. A. Outteridge). Index of volumes I-IV.