Photograph of the scrapbook binder, kept by Dr. William Powers, resting on a plastic cradle. The binder is blue and it is open to clippings of an article that covers two pages.

Photograph of a set of an illuminated edition of Edmund Spenser's 'The Faerie Queene' done by Walter Crane. Five of the six volumes are stacked on top of each other while the first is standing next to the pile. The books are bound in a maroon leather from Morocco and have embossed golden scroll-work that decorates the spines and provides the tile.

Photograph of a handmade miniature book featuring the first line of a Cole Porter song. The book is opened and the pages are connected accordion style. The pages feature cowboy scenes with horses and plants beneath text. The covers are made from ponderosa pine.

Photograph of the windmill fan and details at the top of a whirley-gig folk art piece. It is a scene depicting a man, with a hat and dressed in a red shirt and blue overalls, holding a metal piece that connects to his car. The car is black and has red wheels. On the end opposite the car are four fan blades that are painted red and white.

Photograph of an antique Leica IIIc camera sitting at an angle. The leather strap is attached with clips to its sides and the lens cover is still on the front of it. A large black viewfinder is on top and is facing down. The metal knobs and buttons are also visible.

Photograph of a whirley-gig, folk art piece that is titled "Tin Man". It depicts a little man with a yellow hat who cranks the large metal piece that turns the fan. It resembles a farmer and a windmill.

Photograph of the tower base of a whirley-gig folk art piece. It is made out of metal and mimics the design of an oilfield derrick. The beams cross each other for support and are very rusty.

Photograph of an antique Kodak Monitor Six-16 from the front. There is a handle at the top of the camera and the bellows and lens are extended out onto the cover that acts as a support platform. The camera lens is a Kodak No.2 Supermatic.

Photograph of an antique Leica IIIc camera from above and at an angle. There are attachment points on its sides and a large black viewfinder on top. The metal knobs and buttons are also visible along with the name carved into the metal that reads "Leica D.R.P. Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Germany". The lens is also uncovered.

Photograph of the book "Some German Woodcuts" lying open on a plastic cradle. The pages are turned to one of the many woodcut specimens printed in the book. It depicts a man inside of a hollow tree that is burning with four men standing around it. Below it is text that reads "8. One of 126 full-page cuts in Das Buch der Weisheit der alten Weisen, printed at Ulm by Conrad Dinckmut in 1485. Hain, 4033."

Photograph of an antique Leica IIIc camera from above. There are attachment points on its sides and a large black viewfinder is on top and is angled down. The metal knobs and buttons are also visible along with the name carved into the metal that reads "Leica D.R.P. Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Germany".

Photograph of the schedule poster for the Ice Hockey Club of North Texas from their only season in the 1981-82 year. The top of the poster features an advertisement from Coors Sports.

Photograph of a wooden sewing bird from above. The bird, drawer, and spool holders are all yellow, while the eyes of the bird, top and bottom bases and the knob are all a burgundy and brown color. The little drawer is open.

Photograph of a metal Surveying Transit on a wooden base from above. The brass scope and knobs are in the shot as well as the levels on two sides and compass in the middle.

Photograph of an antique Leica IIIc camera from the front. There are attachment points on its sides and the lens cover is still on the front of it. A large black viewfinder is on top and is angled down. The metal knobs and buttons are also visible.

Photograph of a leather bound book titled "Not Paper" by Peter Thomas. The book features descriptions and samples of different paper-like materials that are not paper including Amate, Birch Bark, Parchment, Papyrus, Tapa, Tyvec and Wasp Nest. The pages open in an accordion style.

Photograph of the figurines on top of a whirley-gig folk art piece. It is a scene depicting a man, with a hat and dressed in a red shirt and blue overalls, holding a metal piece that connects to his car. The car is black and has red wheels. On the end opposite the car are four fan blades that are painted.

Photograph of a handmade miniature book featuring the first line of a Cole Porter song. The book is opened and the pages are connected accordion style. The covers are made from ponderosa pine and the front has a stamped leather piece of a rider on a bucking horse.

Photograph of a handmade miniature book featuring the work of John Muir, a piece titled "Tree". The pages are painted with blue borders and colorful illustrations, made by Donna Thomas, and the book is bound in leather and wood from Peter Thomas. The leather clasps on the book's fore-edge are held shut with a stick. The spine is pleated.

Photograph of a whirley-gig, folk art piece that is titled "Tin Man". It depicts a little man with a yellow hat who cranks the large metal piece that turns the fan. It resembles a farmer and a windmill.

Photograph of a page from the book 'Les Chats' by François Augustin de Paradis de Moncrif. The page is wholly text and includes footnotes at the bottom. On the next page, which is partially visible, is a full-page engraving print by Anne-Claude-Philipe de Tubieres.

Photograph of a whirley-gig, folk art piece that is titled "Tin Man". It depicts a little man with a yellow hat who cranks a metal bar, attached to a weight and counter-weight, that turns the fan. It resembles a farmer and a windmill.

Photograph of an antique Leica IIIc camera from behind. There are attachment points on its sides and a large black viewfinder is on top and is angled down. The metal knobs and buttons are also visible along with the name carved into the metal that reads "Leica D.R.P. Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Germany".

Photograph of a whirley-gig folk art piece. The base of the piece resembles an oil derrick and on the top is a scene depicting a man, with a hat and dressed in a red shirt and blue overalls, holding a metal piece that connects to his car. On the end opposite the car are four fan blades that are painted red and white.