We have recently renewed our long-standing interest in 3-acyl tetramic acids1) due in view of their reported selective inhibition of terminal deoxynucleotidyl transferase from leukemic cells,2) and we have found it necessary to assign the individual carbon absoprtions in their 13C NMR spectra, both for studying their biosynthesis and for characterizing new, related compounds. In the present paper we report the 13C NMR assignments of streptolydigin (1) and tirandamycin (2), as well as those of streptolic acid (3) and tirandamycic acid (4), degradation products obtained via periodate oxidation of the respective sodium salts of 1 and 2, and of streptal (5) and tirandamycal (6), compounds obtained by ozonolysis of 1 and 2.