Correct 911 Documents for 65' 911

This is a question to Jerry or anyone who can help me sort out these manuals and service papers. I'm trying to figure out what I have is correct/appropriate or complementary or should get rid of.

The car was delivered in Frankfurt in 4/65 and shipped lated to the US.

Thanks for your help.

Casey

356 Service locations in United States, pictures of 904 and 356 cab and coupe inside, dated Fall 64', black and white stapled

International service locations, maroon & glue bound soft cover book, dated February 66'

Owners manual, printed in German, no date, does not have any glued inserts

Maroon vinyl cover, a little bigger than the later 911 70's pouches, size is
7"x9" or 14"x9" open.

The 912 catalogue might not really fit your list.

There have been several 65/66 911 catalogues around, one 65' off-white (luxury version), one 65' white/red/blue with 911 on cover, one 66' all white with yellow 911 as well as 1965, 1966 tourist delivery, air con and other documents.
Your 65/66 US white brochure with a red 911 is period.

The maroon pouch usually did not carry catalogues but manual, air con (optional) , radio manual (optional), service/dealer list and maintenance record folder (which is missing here), tourist delivery (optional), International service locations (optional) and maybe dealer invoices/warranty.

The 64' dealer list brochure shurely was still valid even they got updated each year.

International service locations: I did not see ever an earlier cover version for 911's but there might exist an earlier printed version.

Several of this items got printed twice, early and again late in the model year.

FYI here is an European website, dedicated to all Serie 0 - 911:
http://911serie0.magix.net/website/