Photograph of Doc Ruhman with a female guest holding a bag of Purina chicken feed.

Photograph of an article clipping of Bobbie Wygant on a boat.

Photograph of a slide for WBAP's "Your Song & Mine".

Photograph of Margaret McDonald and Bill Guy standing in a small kitchen with a woman and two small boys. Guy presents a turkey to the unknown woman. McDonald stands behind the two boys with her hands on their shoulders. The boys hold a metal pan between them.

Photograph of five men on a set designed to look like a barbershop. One man sits in a chair with three men standing behind him. Three of the men wear white shirts and bow-ties and all four have mustaches. The fifth man wears blackface makeup and sits in front of the seated man while shining his shoes.

Photograph of four men on a set designed to look like a barbershop. One man sits in a chair with three men standing behind him. All four men wear white shirts and bow-ties and have mustaches. A camera operator is on the left of the photograph.

Photograph of Margaret McDonald and Bill Guy standing in a small kitchen with a woman and two small boys. Guy holds a turkey with the unknown woman. McDonald stands behind the two boys with her hands on their shoulders. The boys hold a metal pan between them.

Photograph of five men on a set designed to look like a barbershop. One man sits in a chair with three men standing behind him. All four men wear white shirts and bow-ties and have mustaches. The fifth man sits on a chair to the left and is obscured from view by lights. The man that is seated is wearing blackface makeup.

Photograph of a promotion for "U.S." Koylon Foam.

Photograph of Bob Bohme and an unidentified lady on the set of a German village.

Photograph of Bob Bohme sitting on a barrel with an accordion, and posing next to an unknown woman. They are both in Oktoberfest costumes, and the woman is holding a beer stein.

Photograph of Bobbie Wygant and actor, Jerry Van Dyke.

Photograph of Bobbie Wygant and actor, Jerry Van Dyke standing next to a video camera.

Photograph of a druggist standing in front of a stock of drugs. He is wearing a white uniform and clasping his hands in front of him as he looks to the left. In his shirt pocket he has some papers and pens tucked away. The shelf behind him is packed full of boxes all the way to the top.

Photograph of Frank Mills and an unknown Marine Captain. Mills is holding a picture frame with the Captain that depicts the statue of the raising of the flag at Iwo Jima. They are standing in front of a curtain, the Captain in his military uniform and Mills in a suit.

Photograph of a TELOP of a Singer sewing machine. The sewing machine's desk is angled to the left, as the sewing machine is on the right side of the desk. There are three small drawers on it's left side, and one long one of the right. The word, "Singer," is embellished into the machine. Behind it is a cabinet with a variety of threads stacked up. In the left background another dark room opens up.

Photograph of a slide for Clark's with its location. It says, "Clark's, 6387 Camp Bowie, Fort Worth." Fort Worth is written in white font while the rest is in black.

Photograph of a display of a Singer sewing machine for a TELOP. The machine is central in the image, with a thread already put into the machine. On the fold out desk attached to it's left side is a book open and laying diagonally. There is a small drawer on the right side of the desk.

Photograph of a TELOP of a Singer sewing machine. The sewing machine is placed in the center of the image, with the actual machine on the right side, and the fold out desk on the left side. On the desk side a book sits open. To the right of the image there is part of another sewing machine shown sitting on a table.

Photograph of a slide for Cox's. In the middle is a black diamond shape with white cursive within it that says, "Cox's." Below it in black writing on a white background is writing that says, "Ridglea, Lancaster, Berry, Belknap." Each word has a bullet point to the left of it.

Photograph of a druggist standing in front of shelves full of drugs. He is looking to the right and has his hands behind his back. He is wearing a long white uniform. The shelf directly behind him has boxes stacked on it. Other shelves in the left background have mostly glass bottles on them, as well as some boxes.

Photograph of three slides advertising the locations of Maytag stores. The top slide says, "H. Boedeker & Son, 117 Lancaster off Jefferson." The middle slide says, "Clark's, 6387 Camp Bowie." The bottom slide says, "Home Furniture, 2301 Elm & 610 East Jefferson."

Photograph of a Singer sewing machine. The top of the machine is open, and it has a cloth under it's needle. Sitting to it's right is a few different types of thread. the fold out desk attached to the left side of the machine is out. The right side of the desk has two long drawers.

Photograph of a TELOP of a Spartan sewing machine and a Singer vacuum. Both items are sitting on a light box in the center of the image. The sewing machine sits on the left. It is shiny and black, has "Spartan" labeled on it, and has a light cloth under the needle. The vacuum sits on the right. It is lighter colored and has a long tube connecting to the long vacuum handle. The cords of both machines hang in front of the box. Behind them are other desks, and another Singer sewing machine against the wall. Some of the desks have papers on them.