Color copies of photomicrograph figures that accompany a report studying uranium in granites in the southwestern United States.

Flyer that advertises an event sponsored by the Mexic-Arte Museum entitled, "Fat Animal Fest". The front of the flyer features illustrations of four animals that are framed with geometric designs. At the bottom is information about the benefit for Mexic-Arte that the flyer is advertising. There is also a schedule, sponsors listed and ticket prices.

This is a diagram of the layout of a traditional Meithei house adapted from Chaki-Sircar's 1981 work. This diagram describes traditional customs and includes the Manipuri words for areas of the house.

Art print of a painting of William Christian Dietert's mill in Boerne, Texas. The painting depicts a small, two-story, brown, wooden building with six windows, sitting on a brick foundation on the left bank of a body of water. The brick foundation has stone steps leading down to the water, and a small red and white boat rests on the grassy bank next to the building. Dark green trees surround the scene. A piece of paper is attached to the back of the print with information about the mill and the painting printed on it.

Clear film copy of figure 8 meant to be laid over figure 7 in a report regarding computer techniques for analyzing aerial radiometric surveys. The figure outlines numbered segments (explained on p. 35/36 of the report) that highlight specific geologic features in the area highlighted by the report.

Appendix containing color images of petrographic photomirographs to accompany a report about the San Rafael Swell drilling project in Utah.

Photocopy reproduction of a promotional photograph of the band, Brave Combo. Photograph is a black and white image of four band members posed in front of a wall of plastic Halloween masks. The band name, Brave Combo, is printed across the top above the photograph.

A hand drawn sketch on a napkin of the organizational flow of the AIDS ARMS Network, Inc. and its sub-contractors.

Photomicrographs of core samples submitted for petrographic analysis from Moffat and Routt Counties in northwest Colorado collected for the Sand Wash Basin Drilling Project, which identified areas in the region favorable for uranium occurrences.

Reproduction character dolls Gloria and Sonny from Merrimack publishing of the Whitman original from 1930. While smaller in size than the original printing, this set includes clothing and various accessories for both children.

Images depicting rocks from the exploration area of the Spokane Mountains in Northeastern Washington for the National Uranium Resource Evaluation Program.

Triptych using a photo of Byrd Williams Jr. as a recent college graduate, taken by his father, Byrd Sr.; a photo of Byrd Williams Jr. as an elderly man, taken by his son, Byrd III; and a photo of Byrd Williams Jr.'s headstone and his grandson Byrd IV's feet, taken by Byrd Williams IV.

Photograph of Byrd Williams IV, holding up his little hamster Mildred. The portrait of Byrd IV and Mildred are next to a photograph of the Mildred skull artifact Byrd made upon his mother digging up Mildred's grave after her death. The little hamster's skull has been fixed to a silver cross.

Quadtych image of four photographs of children playing in their front yards of the homes they have lived in. The first image is of a boy and girl sprinting across the grass of their lawns. The second images is of two boys wrestling around and playing with toy rifles. The third image is of a young girl standing on a suitcase outside and saluting. The final image is of two boys wrestling with the boy on the right flipping the boy on the left over.

Sticker featuring the campaign logo of Glenn Box in red and black text, advertising for his election for City Council District 5. Paid advertisement by the Glenn Box Campaign.

Business card from the Lesbian/Gay Political Action Committee (LG-PAC) of the Lesbian/Gay Political Coalition of Dallas featuring a chart on the front side that details LG-PAC's endorsements for the City of Dallas General Election on May 6, 1989. Endorses Milton Tobian, Jane Wright, Lori Palmer, and Scott Chase for their respective districts. On the back, the card includes voting information.

Political advertisement paid for by Scott Chase for City Council. Advocates for the election of Scott Chase to Dallas City Council District 5 in the May 6, 1989 election. Displays a campaign logo on the front. The back lists personal and career highlights and community service experience along with two paragraphs that advocate for Chase's election.

Bumper sticker containing the text "BACK THE BLUE WITH REVIEW" in large text and "VOTE YES ON 1" in smaller text.

Bumper sticker featuring a political advertisement paid for by Annette Strauss for Mayor. Features the text "ANNETTE STRAUSS for MAYOR"

A page with a cut-out paper doll of Terry Tebedo and clothing options for the doll.

Thank you note from John Thomas, in the note Thomas' mentions Mike Anglin.

An illustration of a elementary school classroom with "DBAE," discipline-based art education, written on the blackboard. On the wall next to the blackboard are dreaings of suns and houses and on the table in the foreground are more art supplies and drawings. The featuring article visible at the bottom reads, "Getty Center providing $625,000 for arts."

Lithograph of the "Thunderbirds" logo which includes a stylized blue thunderbird with a red circle over the center. Four blue fighter jets are within a white star inside the circle. There is script with that says "Thunderbirds" curved below the bird's tail and a black line surrounding the outside of the logo.

Round decal in the center of a square sheet, featuring an image of a USAF thunderbird jet, viewed from slightly below, in front of a feathered bird surrounded by a storm cloud with lightning. The bottom of the jet is decorated to look like a dark-colored bird and there are red, white, and blue stripes around the nose and wings. Red text curved around the top of the image says "A Legend Reborn" with "Thunderbirds" written in white script along the bottom.