Photograph of an unidentified man measuring out sodium sulfite on a scale. He is wearing white pants and a white button up with embroidery over the front pocket. In his right hand he is holding a scoop of sodium sulfite that he is pouring on the scale. His other hand is rested on an open drawer that is labeled "Sodium Sulfite" and that is filled with white powder. The counter top that the scale is sitting on is metal and L shaped because it is near a corner, and on the other side of the L at the right side of the image is another scale. There is a metal box shoved into the corner on the counter and above this there is a cord hanging down from the wall.

Photograph of a slide advertising the beauty shop Richardson Coiffures. The background of the slide is an image of the building where the shop is located which is two stories. The building is brick with a Spanish tile roof and there are three brick pillars in the center of the image. Between these pillars are intricate metal railings on the second story and there are windows for the shops set between the pillars on both floors. In between the pillars on the first floor, there is a black rectangle with white text in it that reads "Richardson Coiffures 3313 Winthrop Ridglea".

Photograph of a large machine in a KXAS laboratory. The machine has a film reel attachment. It appears to be a film development machine.

Photograph of a slide with an illustration of a family. The illustration depicts a woman with shoulder length hair standing behind a man who is wearing a tie and a young boy. The man and woman are depicted from the shoulders up while only the boy's head is visible. To the right of them is text in quotes that reads "The People's Market Place". The background of the slide is black while the text and illustration are white.

Photograph of a slide depicting a man in a suit with a coin for a head. He is wearing a suit and running to the right. The coin has a dollar sign on it, and he is smiling. There is a small hat sitting on top of the coin, and he is holding a brief case. Writing to the right of him reads, "For pennies a day!"

Photograph of three women in a room. A woman on the left stands in front of a door. She is holding the woman standing in the middle. They are both smiling to the woman on the right. Everyone is dressed in formal attire.

Photograph of Phil Wygant in formal attire. Phil Wygant is the husband to Bobbie Wygant.

Photograph of a man working with film equipment. He sits in front of the equipment with his back to the camera. A small shelf beside him contains film reels, a tape dispenser, and other items.

Photo of a man sitting at desk while sketching on paper. Also on the desk are office supplies, papers, and many others. On the back wall, there is a shelf filled with books.

Photograph of a slide depicting a hand that is pointing to the left and has it's thumb out. A thread is tied in a bow around the end of the finger. To the left of the drawing is the word, "remember."

Photograph of two puppets sitting on either side of a poster covered with bandages and a band-aid box.

Photograph of the storefront of Richardson Coiffures beauty shop. The building is brick and two stories are visible, with an intricate metal railing along the second story that is broken up into two sections. There are three brick pillars visible, one on either side of the image and one in the middle. The signs for the shop are two large woven rectangular panels that are hanging on either side of the middle pillar. The panel on the left has the word "Richardson" in a dark, cursive font near the top of the panel. The panel on the right has the word "Coiffures" in the same font, however this word is aligned to the middle of the panel instead of the top. The shop has double glass doors that are on the left side of the building under the "Richardson" panel. The left door has the word "Richardson" on it and the right door has the word "Coiffures" on it. There are two narrow windows attached to the sides of the doors that have curtains in them and there is another large window on the right side of the building under the "Coiffures" panel which also has curtains that are drawn. …

Photograph of a slide that says, "ED 2-4131 Fort Worth Star-Telegram." The writing is in black font on a white background.

Photograph of Frank Mills with a representative for the Lever Brothers Co. The unidentified guest features a model rinsing her face using a Praise bar soap.

Photograph of a WBAP-TV window display featuring advertising for Colgate dental cream. Balloons are scattered amongst the display that read, "Dotto NBC-TV Tuesday Night."

Photograph of Frank Mills with a representative for the Lever Brothers Co. The unidentified guest features a model rinsing her face using a Praise bar soap.

Photograph of a slide with an illustration of a man with a coin for a head. He is wearing a suit and fedora, holding a briefcase, and is positioned as if he is running. There is a dollar sign on the face of the coin and the man's actual face is on the edge of the coin with his nose protruding from the edge. To his right is text that reads "For Pennies a Day!" in black letters. The slide is taped to a black board that is hanging on the wall.

Photograph of two puppets sitting on either side of a poster covered with bandages and a band-aid box.

Photograph of the storefront of Richardson Coiffures beauty shop. The building is brick and two stories are visible, with an intricate metal railing along the second story that is broken up into two sections. There are three brick pillars visible, one on either side of the image and one in the middle. The signs for the shop are two large woven rectangular panels that are hanging on either side of the middle pillar. The panel on the left has the word "Richardson" in a dark, cursive font near the top of the panel. The panel on the right has the word "Coiffures" in the same font, however this word is aligned to the middle of the panel instead of the top. The shop has double glass doors that are on the left side of the building under the "Richardson" panel. The left door has the word "Richardson" on it and the right door has the word "Coiffures" on it. There are two narrow windows attached to the sides of the doors that have curtains in them and there is another large window on the right side of the building under the "Coiffures" panel which also has curtains that are drawn. …

Photograph of a slide advertising the phone number for the Fort Worth Star Telegram. The background of the slide is black and the text, which reads "ED 2-4131 Fort Worth Star Telegram", is white. The slide is taped to a canvas board with a piece of tape on each corner.

Photograph of a woman standing behind a table covered with a patterned table cloth. She is advertising Owens and White Swan Coffee products.

Photograph of a slide with an illustration of a rotary telephone. The illustration depicts a hand picking up the handset of the telephone from the receiver. To the right of this illustration is text that reads "as near as your phone" in all lower case, black letters. The background of the slide is grey with white splotches and the slide is pinned on each corner to a dark, canvas board.

Photograph of an illustration of a fist breaking a piece of wood. The background of the image is black and the illustration and text, which read "Smashing Results", is in white. The illustration is taped on each corner to a canvas board.

Photograph of an unidentified man, only visible from the chest down, standing at a work table working with a printing press. He is wearing a light colored cardigan and pants with a very dark belt. With his left hand he is pulling up a piece of paper from the press that partially reads "Meets The.." and with the other he is moving a piece of metal on the press. There is a stack of other metal pieces on the work table and there is a shelf of printing press type visible in the upper right hand corner of the picture.