Photograph of an artwork titled "War Years," standing out-of-doors on a grassy plain. The piece is a tall wooden cabinet that is wider at the bottom than the top and has various kinds of decorative wood paneling in different colors. Four windows near the top display large images and a series of seven smaller images are displayed underneath, down the center of cabinet.

Hand-colored engraving of ship from "Gleason's Pictorial Drawing-Room Companion"

Drawing of U. S. S. Iowa in profile that shows damaged sustained during battle with Spanish vessels on July 3, 1898. Damage is marked in red.

Drawing of U. S. F. S. Brooklyn in profile that shows damaged sustained during battle with Spanish vessels on July 3, 1898. Damage is marked in red.

Drawings of the Spanish naval vessels "Viscaya," "Oquendo," "Infanta Maria Teresa," and "Cristobal Colon." They are drawn in profile with probable damage indicated in labeled dots.

Engraved print of supplies stacked on wharf at Brownsville, Texas

Copy of black and white photo of six women in WASP uniforms. A yellow sticker can be seen on the bottom left corner that reads, "They look like officers".

Copy of a black and white photo of a woman sitting in the cockpit of a plane. A note can be seen written on the bottom edge of page that reads, "Note Army Air Force Patch on 'Woman Pilot'.

Copy of a black and white photo a woman pilot inspecting instruments in the cockpit of the plane. A note written at the the top edge of the page reads, "Please note officer's insignia".

Photocopy of three photographs of WOman Airforce Service Pilots, Mary Ruth Rance, posed with planes.

Photocopy of two group photos of men and women in military and nurse uniform from WWII. A list of names can be seen on the back of the page, along with the words, "Avenger Field Medical Dept. 15 October, 1943".

Monterey during the Mexican War

A Red Cross service flag from 1919.

Line engraving shows USS Clifton on the left and USS Sachem on the right. Published in "The Soldier in our Civil War" Vol. II

Photocopy of a group of four Women Airforce Service PIlots in flight gear walking past a B-17 aircraft. Text printed in the top left of the image reads, "WASPS (Women's Air Service Pilots) walking past the B-17 flying fortress known as Pistol Packing Mama. In WW2 they shuttled airplanes from factories, served as test pilots and delivered supplies by air. They trained out of Avenger Field in Sweetwater, Texas, now the home of the WASP museum."

Hand-colored print of soldiers at Vera Cruz

Engraved print of soldiers, wagons, and livestock on the banks of the Las Moras

Photocopies of two aerial photos of Avenger Field with red lines and labels marking different buildings and locations.

Illustration of the 12th Armored Division's mascot, the Hellcat, holding a lightning bolt.

Photocopy of a black and white WASP newsletter cover for February 1946 that features three WASP cadets marching outdoors with the U.S. flag.

The surrender at Appomattox, Lee and Grant seated at a table with a document in hand, unknown source

Brown envelope that contained the instruction documents from General Electric GE mailed to Mr. E.C. Zunker (the original owner)

Color sketch of Elizabeth Street in Brownsville, Texas, printed from a photograph in an issue of Harper's Weekly. There are buildings lining the street, but no signs are visible. The street is filled with covered wagons and people (including soldiers in uniform).

Honorable Discharge form for James Edgar Sutherlin from the Texas Defense Guard. He was enlisted on October 6, 1942, served 3 months and was honorably discharged on February 1, 1943.