Journal: The Magazine Women Believe in, December 1939

2 photographs of a Certificate for Proficiency in the Use of Fuel to Fireman C. W. Bailey. Printed on the certificate is an image of T&P train #600.

3 photographs of a ticket to the November 1934 railway convention in San Antonio, Texas for a Miss Edna F. Colson.

Sketch of the front view of the original home of Murchison Lodge No. 80 in Hallettsville, Texas. The notes written around the drawing detail the uses of the various floors and the location of the building.

Drawing demonstrating how a seismograph records data in the field, portraying how vibrations moving through the ground, the equipment necessary to record seismographs, and labelling all the elements of the drawing.

Photostat copy of a drawing demonstrating how a seismograph records data in the field, portraying how vibrations moving through the ground, the equipment necessary to record seismographs, and labelling all the elements of the drawing.

Christmas card sent by Esther from Houston dated Christmas Eve, 1932. The printed text of the card reads: "To wish you all happiness / at Christmas and throughout / the coming year."

Katje and Pieter of Holland paper doll sheet by Ethel S. Vernon

The Children of Japan paper doll sheet by Ethel S. Vernon

Adventures of Polly and Peter Perkins paper doll sheet featuring a bride and a flower girl dress.

Épinal Série Poupées à habillier uncut Jeannot Jardinier plate featuring multiple outfits

Épinal Série Poupées à habillier uncut Nicole A La Mer plate with multiple outfits and hats.

Épinal Série Poupées à habillier uncut Denis Sportsman plate with multiple outfits and hats.

Épinal Série Poupées à habillier uncut Pierrot Ecolier plate with multiple outfits and hats.

Épinal Série Poupées à habillier uncut Yvonne Au Jardin plate with multiple outfits and hats.

Épinal Série Poupées à habillier uncut Claude Marin plate with multiple outfits and hats.

A steel-plate engraving of E.M. Pease.

Detailed intersecting line-graph that shows a motor’s revolution per minute (R.P.M) and the head capacity of a generator. The left side of the graph shows the “Pressure in Pounds per Square Inch” starting at 80 and increases by 20 until 280. On the right side of the graph portrays the Motor and Pump R.P.M starting at 2000 and increasing by 100 until 3400.

Grown-Up Paper Dolls book published in 1936. The dolls are named Dot, Kay, Betty, and Jean. The book includes fashion illustrations cut-outs of the outfits for each girl labeled with descriptive text.

Six paper doll sheets from the World Traveler Dollies set. These pages include illustrations representing the Arctic Circle, Japan, the Orient, Holland, Sweden, and the Balkans. Each sheet includes dolls, various accessories, and descriptive text.

Quintuplets Paper Dolls booklet. Quints-Whitman publishing of 998 from 1935. This booklet has sustained ink and paper damage with discoloration around the binding threads. Each page includes various colored outfits including descriptive text on the folding tabs.

Photograph of elder Martha Winnifred "Winnie" Drew Freeman. She has greying hair and wears eyeglasses and a gingham dress. A wooden building and two windows are visible behind her.

Copy print photograph of the Newton family sitting on the cement steps of a house. The parents, William and Callie Newton, sit together to the left. To the right, William Newton, Jr. sits with his arms around Chelsea Genon and Juanita Marie. The younger children in the front row are Bobbie Jo, Jimmy, Gerald, and Frank.

Copy print photograph of members of the Maxwell family together in a fenced-in yard. Thurman, Herman, and Raymond Maxwell kneel while respectively holding a violin and two guitars. A young girl, Gladys Maxwell, is dressed in a white dress and hat and stands between Thurman and Herman. A young boy with a guitar sits on Raymond's knee. Houses are visible in the background.