Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "While news from the middle-east, has cooled off in recent months, a war is still going on there."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Surveyor Alfred Graham, of the Brooklyn Museum expedition surveys a sea of soft drink cans that litters the valley floor near the tombs of the pharaohs in Egypt's Valley of the Kings"

Photograph taken for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company.

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "U. S. National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski fingers worry beads while sitting inside the Egyptian Parliament Saturday as President Carter and President Sadat of Egypt address the assembly."

Photograph taken for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "Actress Linda Christian, and Brazilian multi-millionaire Francisco Pignatari, who are on a world "Togetherness Test" tour are shown on arrival in Cairo, Egypt."

Photograph taken for a story in the Oklahoma Times newspaper. Caption: "The "other man" who lost his girl to King Farouk of Egypt has recovered from his bereavement and is about to be married to another girl."

Photograph of the walls of a fortress in Cairo, Egypt.

Photograph of the City of the Dead in Cairo, Egypt.

Photograph of a city view in Cairo, Egypt from the balcony of Mildred Zichner's hotel.

Photograph of the Museum of Egyptian Antiquities (Egyptian Museum) in Cairo, Egypt with sand bags in front.

Photograph of a group of school children in Cairo, Egypt.

A glass slide showing a photograph of an unidentified Egyptian obelisk.

A glass slide showing a photograph of Ramshead sphinxes in front of the Temple to Amun at Karnak, Egypt.

Nubian Ensemble. A) Jirjara robe (Nubian-style young woman's galabeya) of sheer black machine made lace with floral pattern woven into the lace. Full-length, with rounded neckline. Wide rounded, almost boat-neckline edged with row of large, spaced golden discs. A second row of gold discs runs slightly lower across upper chest. Long sleeves with slight cuffs. Dropped waist with wide horizontal pin-tucks. Skirt gathered into sewn band just below bottom pin-tuck. B) Under-dress of blue cotton printed with ancient Egyptian-inspired motifs including lotus and flying birds, done in gold, red, and black. Full-length, with "keyhole" neckline, lower part of keyhole with scalloped edge. Slits at side seams from hem up to mid-calf. Very short sleeves. Garment cut to create very slight "A"-line shape, by cutting in under arms. Unlined. C) Head scarf of very fine black fabric. Triangular in shape, with edging of crochet/knitting of black yarn threaded with small clear crystal/glass cylindrical beads. Outer edge of beaded loop "tassels" of the same beads.

Egyptian Ensemble. A) Galabeya. Full-length galabeya of black cotton, with rounded neckline cut at base to for a shallow "V". Caftan style, with long sleeves and slit from hem upwards on right side. Front of galabeya with embroidered and applique decoration. Around neck and front of bodice is floral decoration and scrolls in gold, greens, red, and blue, and central shield-shaped gold satin applique piece with embroidered scroll work in gold and blue. Lower part of galabeya with matching, but inverted similar gold satin appliques with embroidered scrolls, and embroidered floral forms. Long sleeves with thin rectangular embroidered gold bands along wrist. Unlined. B) Head Scarf. Rectangle of fine red fabric, lower edge scalloped. Upper edge with sewn border incorporating spaced gold cylindrical beads. Ends of scarf and scalloped area of lower edge with thin crocheted/sewn band with spaced gold tear-drop beads and simulated gold coins. Applied to center of scarf are two bands of red crocheted/knitted net with gold spherical beads and pendant simulated gold coins.

Nubian Ensemble. A) Jirjara robe (Nubian-style young woman's galabeyah) of sheer black machine-made lace with scattered "tendrils" of various sized dots all-over which extend from hem upwards. Full-length, with rounded neckline and slight "V" at front. Full-length sleeves flaring to wrist. B) Under-dress of white cotton embroidered with ancient Egyptian-inspired motifs, including lotus blossoms. Full-length, with rounded neckline with small "V" at front. Neckline edged with green embroidery. Short sleeves edged with similar green embroidery, as are the short slits from the hem upwards. "Bib" at front of upper part of dress with green, yellow, blue, red, and pink embroidery of stylized lotus, scrolls, border lines, etc. Front of skirt with large embroidered motif of lotus(?) growing from bowl, with other blossoms around, in same colors. Back is plain. Unlined. C) Head scarf of very fine black fabric. Triangular in shape, with edging of simulated gold-colored coins. With suite of costume jewelery of gold-colored metal hung with faux coins, consisting of: 1) Necklace. Simple gold chain suspending triangular "net" of gold quaterfoil-shaped links hung with tiers of faux coins. Simple hook fastener. "Cascade" style. 2) Headpiece (?). Formed of two linked triangles of net with 6-lobed openwork links, hung with …

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "A Phillips Petroleum Company geophysical crew sets off a dynamite charge in the desert of western Egypt in 1964."

A glass slide showing the Mosque of Sultan Barquq in Cairo, Egypt. The image is copyrighted in 1882 by Edward L. Wilson of Philadelphia.

A glass slide showing a photograph of the Mosque of Mohammed Ali Pasha in Cairo, Egypt. The slide is numbered No. 9.

A glass slide showing a photograph of a group of Arab boys seated around a man who appears to be their schoolmaster. The photograph was likely taken by Hippolyte Arnoux.

A glass slide showing a photograph of men in turbans and sandals carrying water on their backs in Cairo, Egypt.

A glass slide showing a photograph of a general view of the Temple of Isis, in Assouan, Egypt. The slide is numbered No. 26.

A glass slide showing a photograph of an Egyptian statue of pharaoh, possibly Ramses III. The slide is numbered No. 969.

A glass slide showing a photograph of the Pyramid of Cheops as seen from the West. The Pyramid of Cheops (also known as the Great Pyramid of Giza) is the oldest and largest of the three pyramids in the Giza pyramid complex, and borders what is now El Giza, Egypt. It is the oldest of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, and the only one to remain largely intact. On the frame of the slide is printed "T. H. McAllister, Manufacturing Optician, 49 Nassau Street; New York." On the reverse, the slide is numbered No. 9527.