Google Scholar and Optica Publishing Group: Silvertooth's publication record

Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=author%3A%22EW+Silvertooth%22. Page 1 read. Page 2 blocked (Google "unusual traffic" CAPTCHA page); not attempted further.
Optica search: https://opg.optica.org/search.cfm?q=Silvertooth (10 results). The abstract pages for JOSA 62 1330 and AO 15 1100 say "No abstract available"; the full text is paywalled. The 1976 paper was obtained from i-logic instead.

Publication list assembled [web: both sites]

Year	Title	Venue	Note
1940	A Modification of the Hindle Test for Cassegrain Secondaries	JOSA 30(3) 140	optical testing
1942	Stop calibration of photographic objectives	J. SMPE	Paramount period
1965	Optically compensated zoom lens (with G. Wooters)	JOSA 55(4) 347	66 citations
1966	Aspheric mirrors by selective evaporation	AO 5(5) 868
1968	Correction of chromatic aberrations with single-element lenses (Glamkowski, Nicholson, Silvertooth)	AO 7(9) 1865
1971	High finesse interferograms	AO 10(8) 1980
1972	Isotropy of C	JOSA 62(11) 1330-1331	opens "Janossy has shown that experiments of the Michelson-Morley type prove only that the average velocity of the outgoing and return beams ... " (Scholar snippet). Roberts & Schleif list it as a one-way test with a null result consistent with SR (see the ucr note).
1976	Electromagnetic radiation, relativity, and anomalous red-shifts	AO 15(5) 1100-1102	saved; see the i-logic note
1977	Reply to comments (Grøn)	AO 16(3) 543	not read
1983	Standing wave sensor (with S. F. Jacobs)	AO 22(9) 1274	saved
1986	Special relativity (correspondence)	Nature 322, 590; doi:10.1038/322590b0; 14 Aug 1986	not read (paywall)
1986	Experimental detection of the ether	SST 10(1) 3	the project document
1989	Motion through the ether	Electronics & Wireless World 95 (1639) 437-438	read; see the spirit-science note
1990	Position error in satellite navigation systems	Galilean Electrodynamics 1(6) 80-83	abstract only
1992	A New Michelson-Morley Experiment (with C. K. Whitney)	Physics Essays 5(1) 82-89	abstract only

Priority 1. The inventor's line of work on the one-way speed of light runs from 1972 (JOSA) through 1976, 1983, 1986, 1989, 1990 and 1992. The 1986 paper is one step in a series, not a one-off.
The 1972 JOSA one-way experiment needs reading. If it is a null result, it sits in the record beside the later positive results.