Series of folded pages that describe the tapestries commissioned to hang in the great hall of the Dallas Apparel Mart, based on the Arabian Nights stories. The first page provides background, with the handwritten text of the letter written by artist Bjørn Wiinblad describing the inspiration for the images; the second page discusses the process and shows images of the illustration versus the tapestry. The other pages provide text from the Arabian Nights for each of the five themes selected for the tapestries, along with images of the illustration and the final tapestry.

Photograph of a travel agency in the Dallas World Trade Center. It occupies a small unit with an undecorated glass facade, with an unoccupied front desk between two short walls. Each of the walls contains pictures and advertisements to other places such as Walt Disney World, Arizona, and San Francisco. Handbags, a small and blue Eiffel Tower, and a cardboard cutout of travel agents and pilots are placed along the walls. The front desk contains a potted plant and some papers. The room is illuminated by recessed light fixtures.

Photograph of a travel agency in the Dallas World Trade Center. It occupies a small unit with an undecorated glass facade, with an unoccupied front desk between two short walls. Each of the walls contains pictures and advertisements to other places such as France, Mexico, and Africa. Handbags, a small and blue Eiffel Tower, and a cardboard cutout of travel agents and pilots are placed along the walls. The room is illuminated by recessed light fixtures.

Photograph of the docks at the Apparel Mart. Depicted is a large storage room with platform trucks and dollies situated in a niche at center, and stacks of lumber and boxes at right alongside the entrance for a shipping and receiving office. Two workers stand next to the platform trucks, one walking towards the back of the room, where there is an entrance to the post office.

Photograph of elevators in the Apparel Mart at the Dallas Market Center. The elevator at right is open, and the one at left, partially obscured, is closed. A sign above the elevator button points directions towards the "market time check-in desk" on the fourth floor and the "post office".

Photograph of a showroom in the Apparel Mart at the Dallas Market Center. At right, several people show multicolored gowns and dresses to producers with papers seated at tables in front of them. A similar group of producers and industrialists listen to a man in a plaid suit talking in front of their table. The room is decorated with potted plants, chandeliers, and small paper posters.

Photograph of a hallway leading to business offices in the Apparel Mart at the Dallas Market Center. A sign on the front wall at center refers to "men's hair styling". At right is an elevated chair with a footrest, placed on a platform with cups, bottles, and a floor mat. Below the platform are normal red and yellow chairs.

Photograph of two signs at the Dallas Trade Mart. The upper sign states that "admission [is] restricted to registered buyers. Please show credentials at reception desk for passes." The lower sign gives rules of admission, stating that buyers have to register at the registration desk, friends of buyers or non-business individuals are not permitted to shop here, and a further stipulation saying "certain rules and policies must be adhered to at all times." The signs are tacked onto a pillar in front of a wall abstract stone patterns.

Photograph of a large, square concession stand in the Great Hall of the Dallas Apparel Mart. The stand has a striped fabric roof and a square paper sign reading "SALAD BOWLS" currently placed atop it. Employees work the counter below, preparing and serving food to customers. Soda dispensers and condiments are visible on the square counters running along under the stand. Outside the stand are arrangements of circular tables, and the Great Hall's large stage, accessible by stairs and decorated by plants and a fountain.

Photograph of the entrance to the Knoll International showroom in the Dallas World Trade Center. The signage for "Knoll International" is clearly visible across the image, likely printed on the glass surface. Behind the glass are chairs and tables with potted plants. Much of the showroom is obscured by the perspective of the photograph and a white wall that covers the left half of the image.

Photograph of the Beautyrest showroom in the Dallas Homefurnishing Mart. At center is an unfurnished mattress set on a box spring, without pillows or sheets. The mattress is set in front of a wall of light-blue curtains, and is behind low-wooden tables or benches, as well as a couch with a floral print at right. A display with pictures and information is hung on an illuminated sign to the left of the mattress; further signage includes display text behind the mattress (ostensibly knocked over), a circular sign on the mattress frame, and a blue display sign next to the floral couch. A circular frame with translucent fabric hangs from above with a circular sign reading "THE ROYAL FAMILY OF BEAUTYREST". Behind the back wall of curtains is a carpeted section of the showroom, with a furnished mattress in front of blue curtains.

Photograph of front desks at the Homefurnishing Mart. People are gathered in front of it, interacting with desk workers with machines placed in front of them. Signs and lamps hang from above the desk; the signs read "BUYERS PASSES" at left and right and "Please... HAVE PLASTIC PASS AND DRIVERS LICENSE READY FOR IDENTIFICATION" at center. A small potted plant and pamphlets are set upon the desk, at left. The wall is textured, with a pattern of white bricks arranged around a protruding brick in a square across the back and side walls.

Photograph of the exterior of the Market Hall and its sign at right. The building is brown, with white pillars along the building's exterior and short glass windows placed directly under the overhanging arched eaves of the square roof. A covered driveway is attached to the entrance at the corner of the building. Another portion of the building, shorter and decorated with black stripes, is to the right of the building. Cars are visible pulling into the driveway and parking in lots paved near the building. The Market Hall's signs, set on six stilts surrounded by bushes, is at right. The sign, only partially in frame, reads "GIBSON PRODUCT SPRING". Interstate 35-E's westbound frontage road spans the image along the bottom left corner.

Photograph of the Market Hall sign, as viewed from in front of the Market Hall building, looking westward. The sign is set upon six tall, white, and narrow stilts, holding a wide and short sign with a digital display which currently reads "MARKET CENTER CONVENTION CENTER". The four center stilts extend past the bottom sign to support another, less wide sign, which bears the text "MARKET HALL". The sign's stilts are planted on grass, among bushes, short trees, and shrubs.

Photograph of the Market Hall sign, as viewed from in front of the Market Hall building, looking westward. The sign is set upon six tall, white, and narrow stilts, holding a wide and short sign with a digital display which currently reads "MARKET CENTER CONVENTION CENTER". The four center stilts extend past the bottom sign to support another, less wide sign, which bears the text "MARKET HALL". The sign's stilts are planted on grass, among bushes, short trees, and shrubs.

Photograph of a boat show in the Dallas Market Hall, with boats from numerous companies on display. The boats are arranged in rows; along the bottom of the picture are small speedboats, and along the top are larger motorboats. The companies displaying boats have their signs hung from the ceiling: they include Tucker Boat and Motor from Grand Prairie, Sterncraft from Lewisville, Hundley Boat Co., and Lake Dallas Boat Co.

Photograph of a display of pontoons, sailboats, and cabin cruisers on display during a boat show in the Dallas Market Hall. The cabin cruisers are arranged in two rows along the bottom of the picture, and are of different sizes, colors, and designs. Some have covered bridges, while others closely resemble speedboats. A grouping of pontoons is arranged along the leftmost row, distinguished by their rectangular shape. Sailboats, with sails of different sizes are arranged along the upper right of the image, most with two sails. People walk between the rows of boats. Signs hanging from the ceiling indicate the companies displaying boats, including Irving Motor Supply and Lake Dallas Boat Company.

Photograph of a boat show in the Dallas Market Hall, with boats from numerous companies on display. The boats are arranged in rows; along the bottom of the picture are small speedboats, and along the top are larger motorboats. The companies displaying boats have their signs hung from the ceiling: they include Tucker Boat and Motor from Grand Prairie, Sterncraft from Lewisville, Hundley Boat Co., and Lake Dallas Boat Co.

Photograph of a display of unknown merchandise during a boat show in the Dallas Market Hall. The display appears to be selling badges and ropes of some sort. A man stands in the display booth with a suitcase and a backdrop illustrated with motor vehicles. In the background are boats, mostly sailboats and sloops, displayed by Float N Fold Boats and Southwest Marine Sales. A kayak hangs from the ceiling.

Photograph of a display of ceramic tableware by Embassy Giftware from Los Angeles, California, at the Dallas Market Hall. Along a able in the center are flower-shaped plates, ceramic pots, sets of cups, and jars. Along the back shelves are plates, mugs, teapots, and other types of jugs. The ceramics are of different colors and designs. A woman standing between the table and the shelves appears to interact with a woman along the front of the display. A man behind the table at left holds up a clipboard and a folder.

Fisheye photograph of a band placed on a stage in the Dallas Market Hall Above them is a banner indicating sponsorships by the National Bank of Commerce and Dr. Pepper. A drummer, singer, and third individual perform for a small audience sitting in plastic chairs.

Photograph of a maintenance office in the Apparel Mat, located a long, dark corridor. Inside the office, two workers view a paper on a wooden desk, one standing at left and the other seated at right. An ashtray, a lamp, and other papers are laid on the desk. Around the office is a paper organizer and a chair, with a door along the back wall.

Photograph of printing materials, on display in the Dallas Market Hall. Products from Chemco are arranged on tables at right, alongside large advertisements of their copier processes. At right is a display of products from the Chesley F. Carlson Company. A paper cutter is placed on a table at center. Men are seen browsing the products, including one being shown a Chemco product by a man at left. Other people browse different displays in the background.

Photograph of a display of flower arrangements, run by Studio of Flowers of Texas from Houston, at a home decor show in the Dallas Market Hall. The flower arrangements are set on the display's front table and the back shelves behind it. From the table hang bulbous fruit-like shapes, and on the table are numerous porcelain figures placed on small flower wreaths, as well as bowls and metal implements on the left half of the table. The back shelves contain a wide variety of flowers, encased in baskets or cups and varied in color and type. From a wall on the right hang additional bulbous fruit bundles and baskets of flowers. Two women are standing behind the table and in front of the shelves; the one at left examines the display, and the one at right reads paper on a clipboard. A passerby at left is looking at the display.