A Pictorial Account of 393d Infantry Regiment In Combat, 1944-1945, booklet which features a compilation of information, photographs, and related maps about the men who were in combat with the 393rd Infantry and a review of the Regiment's action in the European Theater of Operations.

Illustration of an old woman, who is wearing a dress with the horoscope symbols on them. She is wearing a flower and heart tiara that has Love written on it. At the bottom of the illustrations are possible horoscope predictions as well as gift ideas from the lovers and gift wrapping options from Neiman-Marcus.

Revlon's "Fatal Apple" red lipstick advertisement, sold at Neiman-Marcus. The illustration depicts a woman's hand reaching for a pieced apple, while the men swoon around it. The advertisement slogan reads, "today is the day to wear revlon's "fatal apple" Neiman-Marcus." The ad continues to read, "It's the tempting red that's found the vulnerable spot of many a man. If you've missed your chance and aren't wearing it, hurry down first thing tomorrow. "Fatal Apple" lipstick 1.10, nail enamel. 060. Prices plus tax. At Preston Center or Toiletries Shop, first floor downtown."

Italian Fornights advertisement from Neiman-Marcus, depicting a woman descending down a staircase. The advertisement reads, "L'Alta Moda Italiana. In inglese - Italy's high fashion! To verify that all Roman roads lead to Neiman-Marcus, Alitalia flew in a glittering, star-studded constellation of celebrities, including a galaxy of eminent couturiers and the seven very top mannequins of Rome. Elegante? Such a glamorous cast has never before convened! In honor of our Fornights, L'Alta Moda will be viewed in all its continental splendor tomorrow at a special luncheon and fashion show benefiting Italy's Famous Boys' Town, II vestiario (new shapes, hats, shoes, every current fashion) will parade the runway - and after the show, you can shop for the same magnificence right here at N-M. The street where we live may not be Via Condotti, but its excitement is all here! Neiman-Marcus."

Illustration of a cat drinking milk from a bowl, while two honey bees float by, that reads "milk and honey." The advertisement reads, " A fashion report on our new spring colors. Each year at this time we select a color, or family of colors, that we predict will be the No. 1 choice for spring. Off hand this may not seem any great feat, since the news of the spring collections is appearing everywhere. But to pick the right color a year in advance is another story. And that is about how long it takes to prepare a store-wide color presentation. We put the finger on Milk and Honey last March. Then headed straight for the color specialist at Forstmann, to decide on the wools and have them specially dyed. On to Moygashel to get the linens tinted just the perfect shade. And now gathering our swatches we were off to Andrew Geller and Palter de Liso, to Ben King and Bienen-Davis, to Andre S. David and Kay Fuchs to have leathers tanned and processed for an exact match. Into each couture house to check which worsted, which silk, which linen would adapt to which design. Now to gather …

Oriental advertisement for women's fashion available at Neiman-Marcus. The illustrations depict women dressed in "exotic" dresses and matching accessories inspired by Asian culture. The advertisement reads, "A completely new feeling in holiday fashions. Instead of the usual pale tones, this year you will party in exotic, vibrant olors like the Burmese Gold and Siamese Pink shown, or Persian blue, jade, green, mandarin red, ming blue. Sari shades, clear and tingling as temple bells. An inspiration that we believed in so strongly that we had Mr. William Rose mix up special dyes and weave bolts of beautiful silk stains and lustrous peau de soies expressly for us. It's the sort of brilliance you dream about for the holidays, and you really should see this collection before going to another party! Dresses shown each 110.00, others 125.00. The richly ornate brocade sandals 27.95. Famous Second Floor Shops, downtown only.

Galleria Italiana! - Italian Fornights - Neiman-Marcus advertisement for glassware. The advertisement reads, "Bursting forth in our Galleries, a volcanic eruption of Italy and its arts and crafts. From the most northern hill provinces, to the coastal towns of the south we've brought a myriad of items to transform our loggia into a shopper's paradise. The incomparable glass of Venice, shown, is but the beginning. Baskets, burlap crafts and mother-of-pearl from Sardinia. From Capacci and Lucerni, one-of-a-kind ceramics. An unprecedented collection of enamelware from De Poli (including a giant-size and fabulous rooster!). Table lace and linens from Venice. Florentine silver, Rosa Antica, a fine Italian earthenware made just for our Fornights. Sicilian puppets. Venetian crystals. Sicilian wood carvings. And more. All are evidence that under our one roof is the greatest assemblage of Italian goods, ever, in the Southwest. So we say, benvenuto and good shopping during our great Italian Fornights. At Preston Center, or Galleria Italiana, fourth floor, downtown. Neiman-Marcus."

Photograph of an advertisement for Palomino Mink furs sold at Neiman-Marcus department stores. The advertisement reads, "Presenting more than half the year's crop of precious-palomino* mink for the entire world. 200 prize skins of this luscious, beautiful color we introduced in 1951, and which was unavailable last year. Special orders for small furs will be taken as long as our treasure lasts - but hurry, for there will be no more of these beautiful blonds for at least another year. Fur Salon, second floor, downtown only. Copyright 1954 *reg."

Little or lavish fur coat advertisement for the Neiman-Marcus department store. The advertisement shows two Neiman-Marcus representatives holding up two different versions of fur coats. The ad reads, "A N-M mink is the ultimate. If you would swathe her in it, give the great, sweeping full-length coat of Royal Pastel mink 6975.00. Or hug her with a mite-sized shoulder warmer (hardly bigger than the coat's collar) of Royal Pastel mink 495.00. But whether you give her a few inches of mink, or an investment of mink, when it is from N-M you know it is the very best, and in the very best of taste. Prices include tax. Fur Salon, second floor downtown only copyright 1953."

Illustration of a woman sniffing a blue in her gloved hands, with the advertisement slogan "barely pink - barely blue." The advertisement reads, "Aren't they delightful! This is our accessory answer to the new ultra-feminine look in clothes. Absolutely the most delicate look possible. Coordinated and developed especially for us, they are all basically white with just a touch of baby-pale pink or blue. Try them with an all-white costume! From the collection: white straw hat with a puff of pink 59.95. Glace gloves by Dior 10.95. Wild rose 4.50. Chalk and bead earclips 10.00. Half-and-half silk chiffon scarf 4.95. Chalk and bead necklace 18.00, matching earclips 9.00 (others 4.75 to 18.00). Rose buds 6.95. Prices include tax. At Preston Center, or Accessory Shops, first floor, downtown.

Photograph of the exterior of a First International Bank. There is stonework and a fence around the building.

Photograph of the exterior of a Superior Foods Inc. building. Their motto is, Not Just Good, Superior.

Photograph of the entrance of an Exchange Bank. The exterior is shown with two signs for the building, one on a wall near the entrance and one on the top of the building.

Photograph of the entrance to an Exchange Bank. The exterior is shown with the sign of the building, an overhang on the entrance, and a group of men walking out of the building.

Photograph of an overview of Downtown Dallas. The picture includes Thanksgiving Square and the Fidelity Union Life building.

Photograph of the exterior of a HC Aviation building.

A video of John Rogers and Georgette de Bruchard riding on a train with family, as well as the family eating, conversing, and exploring France together.

A video of John Rogers and Georgette de Brunchard's family visiting the Alamo and exploring San Antonio. Other footage includes the family visiting a farm, John Rogers Sr. visiting the John Rogers Hall at the University of Tulsa, spending time together, and people working at a museum.

A video of a man sorting mail and a group of four men talking, drinking, and eating.

A video of John Rogers and Georgette de Bruchard at the airport with a family member, as well as them boarding the plane, arriving in France and meeting more family members, playing with a dog, gardening, and exploring parts of France.

A video of John Rogers, Georgette de Bruchard, and their family visiting John Rogers Sr. in the hospital. Other footage includes the family preparing for Christmas, going to the airport, and spending time with family.

A video of various animals and a young boy at a zoo, a family eating dinner, Georgette de Bruchard feeding ducks at a pond and walking a dog, a parade, and John Rogers and Georgette cleaning a living room and playing with birds.

A video of John Rogers and Georgette de Bruchard visiting family in Missouri. Clips of the farm, land, and nature are shown, as well as footage of the family spending time together.

A video of John Roger and Georgette de Bruchard's family at a beach, riding horses, playing in sprinklers, swimming in a pool, and riding rides at Six Flags.