2. 1985 San Francisco 49ers offensive playbook (under head coach Bill Walsh. The defending Super Bowl champion 49ers would finish 10-6 and clinch a wild-card spot, only to lose the NFC Wild-Card Game to the New York Giants 17-3)
3. 1991 San Francisco 49ers offensive pass installation playbook (under head coach George Seifert {who was promoted from defensive coordinator upon Walsh's retirement after Super Bowl XXIII, ultimately working for NBC} and offensive coordinator Mike Holmgren {who took over offensive play-calling duties after having been quarterbacks coach}. The 49ers would finish 10-6 but would be one of two teams - along with the Philadelphia Eagles - in which that record would not be good enough to get a playoff spot in a crowded NFC playoff field. Mike Holmgren would leave after the season to become the Green Bay Packers head coach)
4. 1992 San Francisco 49ers defensive playbook (under head coach George Seifert and defensive coordinator Bill McPherson. The 49ers would finish 14-2 and NFC West champions, only to lose to the Dallas Cowboys in the NFC Championship Game 30-20)

4. 1994 San Francisco 49ers offensive pass installation playbook (under head coach George Seifert and offensive coordinator Mike Shanahan {who succeeded Holmgren as offensive coordinator in 1992}. The 49ers would finish 13-3 and NFC West champions, ultimately going on to win Super Bowl XXIX over the San Diego Chargers 49-26, after which Mike Shanahan left to become the Denver Broncos head coach)