These cabinet assembly drawings were utilized during the process of manufacturing. The earliest assembly drawing in this subseries is an original Pong cabinet drawing, dated March 1973, a possible later revision of the original arcade cabinet. This subseries is arranged alphabetically by game and cabinet hardware. (Folder titles followed by an asterisk indicate that damaged materials have been photographed and discarded; digital images exist.)

This subseries contains drawings for parts from vendors. Atari typically used parts from vendors, and these folders contain the drawings that were submitted for consideration and approval. Folders may also contain quotes, vendor information, part numbers, and specs. Also included in this subseries are part catalogs. Folders are arranged alphabetically by vendor or type of part.

This subseries contains cabinet artwork, and documents the process of initial creation to mass production. Types of materials include paper, silk screens, decals, and negatives. The materials are arranged alphabetically by game, and the majority of the folders are oversized.

This subseries contains cabinet artwork, and documents the process of initial creation to mass production. Types of materials include paper, silk screens, decals, and negatives. The materials are arranged alphabetically by game, and the majority of the folders are oversized.

This subseries contains cabinet artwork, and documents the process of initial creation to mass production. Types of materials include paper, silk screens, decals, and negatives. The materials are arranged alphabetically by game, and the majority of the folders are oversized.

This subseries contains cabinet artwork, and documents the process of initial creation to mass production. Types of materials include paper, silk screens, decals, and negatives. The materials are arranged alphabetically by game, and the majority of the folders are oversized.

This subseries contains cabinet artwork, and documents the process of initial creation to mass production. Types of materials include paper, silk screens, decals, and negatives. The materials are arranged alphabetically by game, and the majority of the folders are oversized.

This subseries contains cabinet artwork, and documents the process of initial creation to mass production. Types of materials include paper, silk screens, decals, and negatives. The materials are arranged alphabetically by game, and the majority of the folders are oversized.

This subseries contains cabinet artwork, and documents the process of initial creation to mass production. Types of materials include paper, silk screens, decals, and negatives. The materials are arranged alphabetically by game, and the majority of the folders are oversized.

This subseries contains cabinet artwork, and documents the process of initial creation to mass production. Types of materials include paper, silk screens, decals, and negatives. The materials are arranged alphabetically by game, and the majority of the folders are oversized.