Close-up view of a logo that is over the left breast on a navy blue T-shirt. The logo is in white text and has four interlocked male and female gender symbols inside a square and initials DGPC (Dallas Gay Political Caucus) above it. The Dallas Gay Political Caucus eventually became the Dallas Gay Alliance.

Two vials of Compound Q, a drug made available by Ron Woodroof through the Dallas Buyer's Club to fight AIDS.

Two vials of Compound Q, a drug made available by Ron Woodroof through the Dallas Buyer's Club to fight AIDS.

Navy blue T-shirt that has a logo over the left breast and the initials DGPC (Dallas Gay Political Caucus) above it. The Dallas Gay Political Caucus eventually became the Dallas Gay Alliance.

Two vials of the drug Compound Q. This non-FDA approved medication was acquired by the Dallas Buyer’s Club for the treatment of AIDS. The vials have serial numbers and words written in Chinese characters as well as dosages written on the sides.

World War One-era "small box respirator" gas mask, consisting of a canvas or cloth face piece, with inset glass or resin eye lenses, and straps that wrap around the back of the head. The front of the mask has a valve located behind a cloth-covered tube that goes over the mouth and attaches to a small yellow metal box containing activated charcoal (made of peach pits or the pits from other stone fruits). The wearer would have breathed only through the mouth, inhaling air scrubbed clean by the charcoal in the box, and had their nose squeezed shut by a clip inside the mask.

Doughboy helmet owned by Alvin Mansfield Owsley during World War One, made of steel with an anjustable leather chin strap. Officially known as the M1917 Helmet, it was also known colloquially as the dishpan hat, tin pan hat, washbasin, battle bowler, and Kelly helmet.

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Paper placeholder featuring an eagle chick holding a football for Fred McCain.

Paper placeholder featuring an eagle chick holding a football for Mary McCain.

A green homecoming ribbon that reads, "Homecoming Oct. 18-19-20," in gold.

A small North Texas State University felt pennant, featuring a logo and "NTSU" on it in white lettering.

A miniature paper pennant with "N.T.S." written on it in green.

Three fabric samples. The first is brown and white with red and black circles. The second is light brown and white striped with small blue accents. The third is dark brown.

Paper craft blue hand holding white heart.The heart and hand have been woven together. There is some faint writing in pencil on the thumb that cannot be read.

Sons of the American Revolution 50th anniversary commemorative medal with the image of a soldier in front of a field.

Sons of the American Revolution medal awarded to James F. Storme with the image of a revolutionary war soldier on the front.

Sons of the American Revolution Diamond Jubilee medal with a shield design, a stone set into the top, and a brown and yellow ribbon attached.

Sons of the American Revolution Syracuse medal with a white cross, an image of a house, and a navy, gold, and white ribbon.

Sons of the American Revolution "Mecklenburg Declaration" commemorative medal with an image of a hornet's nest, attached to a blue, gold, and white ribbon. The name plate reads "atp. L. S. VanDuzer New York."

Sons of the American Revolution 32nd annual congress commemorative medal shaped like a star with the profile of George Washington, hanging from a blue, gold, and white medal. There is a name box on the other end of the ribbon that has a metal buffalo on the top.

Sons of the American Revolution 52nd annual congress medal with the shape of Ohio outlined and the world "Columbus" written in script, attached to a white, navy, and gold ribbon with a white cross. The name plate says 1941.

Sons of the American Revolution button with crossed flags and a blue, yellow, and white ribbon attached to the bottom.

Sons of the American Revolution "Molly Pitcher at the Battle of Monmouth" 41st annual congress medal with an image of the named battle, attached to a navy, white, and gold ribbon. The name plate reads "APT. L. S. VAN DUZER NEW YORK."