Photograph of a woman standing next to a piano with an open display case of cutlery. She holds a fork and smiles at the camera.

Photograph of a woman leaning against a piano. A vase of flowers is on the piano next to her.

Photograph of a group of nineteen people in suits. Six women sit in the front row, the remaining four men and nine women stand in two rows behind them.

Photograph of Bobby Peters wearing a Native American costume and holding a puppy. He is standing with two guests who are children.

Photograph of a woman wearing a white dress and smiling at the camera. She wears a long-sleeve button-up white dress. Her hair is short, dark, and curly.

Photograph of Durelle Alexander smiling and pointing at a sign on a set. The sign reads "Philco Flying-X Ranch Boys." The set includes a backdrop painted to appear as a log cabin.

Photograph of Mel Cox from the Flying X Ranch Boys posing on set. He stands with one leg propped up on a table. He points to the side and holds a fiddle under one arm. He is dressed in western attire with cowboy boots and a cowboy hat.

Photograph of a man in a hillbilly costume in front of a cabin background with a sign that says "Philco Flying-X Ranch Boys".

Photograph of a man in a hillbilly costume in front of a cabin background with a sign that says "Philco Flying-X Ranch Boys". He wears a long-sleeve plaid shirt and overalls, holding an instrument. He looks to the side and points.

Photograph of a Boswell's buttermilk advertisement.

Photograph of Glen Rich posing in front of a painted backdrop. Rich is wearing a cowboy hat, a striped suit, a shirt, and a patterned bow tie. He is smiling and looking above to the left of the camera. In the background, there is an oil lantern lamp hanging on the wall.

Photograph of a window display showing advertisements for Snow Crop and the "All Star Revue." Along the top of the window a long sign with cartoon bears running on it has dark writing on the right side that says, "Teddy Snow Crop's garden-fresh values!" Along the bottom of the sign is smaller writing that says, "Orange juice, strawberries, peas, spinach, broccoli." Three boards of equal size sit on the ground of the window display. The left board has pictures of actors and characters from the "All Star Revue." The middle board has writing on it that says, "As advertised on the 'All Star Revue,' 7:00 P.M. Saturdays, WBAP-TV Channel 5, Star Telegram station." The board on the right has an ad for Teddy Snow Crop's garden fresh values pasted onto it. Various boxes of Snow Crop products are placed around the boards.

Photograph of a window displaying TinTex. In the center of the display is a sign that reads "Be Gay! Be smart! with All-Fabric Tintex tints & dyes. Over 50 colors for all your wearables and home decorations. As advertised on WBAP-570 Star Telegram Station" with illustrations of TinTex products. There are smaller TinTex advertisements and products on both sides of the sign.

Photograph of Sylvia Racha working at a desk. She is writing on paper with a pencil. She is wearing a dress, and her legs are crossed. A woman is sitting next to her.

Photograph of Gary Hill with a fake beard. He is wearing a button-up shirt with a vest and a cowboy hat. Behind him is a photo of Lawton Williams.

Photograph of a Nevada road sign on two poles. It is black and white. Behind the sign are trees and a utility pole. The photo was taken for the Area Five show.

Photograph of Gary Hill with a fake beard. He is wearing a button-up shirt with a vest and a cowboy hat. Behind him is a photo of Lawton Williams.

Photograph of a Nevada road sign on two poles. It is black and white. Behind the sign are trees. The photo was taken for the Area Five show.

Photograph of a Nevada road sign on two poles. It is black and white. Behind the sign are trees.

Photograph of a sign that says, "Paris." It is on the side of a building. The building is a station for transportation.

Photograph of a Kingston road sign. The sign is black and white. In the background are a road, a railroad, and utility poles.