These are the blueprints of the restoration of the Legation de France, now the French Legation Museum maintained by the Daughters of the Republic of Texas. The architectural renderings were drawn in white on three sheets, each of which is labeled in part of the title box at the bottom of every page (in the lower right corner). The first page includes three drawings. The main drawing shows a floor plan of the building and is labeled: First Floor Plan. Scale 1/4:=1'-0". To the right, a tilted drawing shows the "Plot Plan" and a smaller drawing below is labeled: Column Detail. Scale 3"=1'-0" The title box in the lower right corner includes a revision date (11-1-'55) and there is a stamp of a seal above the box. Also at the bottom of the page are two signatures granting approval for the project including Mrs. Barclay Megarity (text below, "For Owner: Mrs. Margaret Megarity) and Louis Runnels (text below, "Contractor: Louis Runnels). The second page has only a single perspective and is labeled: Second Floor Plan. Scale 1/4"=1'-0". The third sheet includes four different drawings. To the left, "East Elevation" at the top and "South Elevation" at the bottom, each with …

Exterior illustration for an auditorium and chapel at University Baptist Church in Abilene, Texas. It includes a side view of the building.

An illustration for an auditorium and chapel at University Baptist Church in Abilene, Texas. It includes an aerial view.

Original drawing of Frosty Dog and Pup with fishing poles and text that reads, "frosty, man, frosty!" The illustration was created withg raphite pencil on sketch paper, circa 1956-1964.

Original drawing of Frosty Dog and Pup with "10,2,4" Bottlecap Piano and text that faintly reads, "Frosty, man, frosty!" This illustration was created with graphite pencil on newsprint paper, circa 1956-1964.

A large sheet of graph paper with the Dr Pepper trademark specifications illustrated on it. Includes the template for Dr Pepper's lettering and crown, long oval, and short oval trademark logos and signage proportions. The trademarks were created with black Ink on paper with pencil parkings, circa 1956-1964.

Four-Panel storyboard with original drawings of Frosty Dog, Pup, and a female character. In the storyboard Frotsy Dog is offering the distressed woman a Dr. Pepper. The illustration was created with graphite and red colored pencil on paper adhered to paper storyboard, circa 1956-1964.

Original Drawing of Frosty Dog and Pup Sitting in a branded "10,2,4" Dr Pepper living room. This illustration was created with graphite pencil on newsprint paper, circa 1956-1964.

Original Drawing of Frosty Dog serving a tray of roasted chicken and placing a vase with flowers onto the table. Pup is seen pulling a Dr. Pepper bottle out of the chiller. The table is designed like a Dr Pepper bottlecap. The text over the table reads, "Serve 'em Right." This illustration was created with graphite pencil on newsprint paper, circa 1956-1964.

Original Drawing of Frosty Dog wearing a chef's hat and holding a "10,2,4" Dr Pepper bottle. Pup is holding a serving tray with a burger and glass cup with one ice cube. The text reads, "Frosty." The illustration was created withgraphite pencil on newsprint paper, circa 1956-1964.

Eight-Panel storyboard with original drawings and image transfers of Frosty Dog and Pup in an advertising agency board meeting scene with audio and visual typed text underneath the illustrations. The illustrations were created with graphite and red colored pencil on paper adhered to paper storyboard, circa 1956-1964.

Eight-Panel storyboard with original drawings of Frosty Dog, Pup, and a dragon with lines for television commercial. The illustrations were created with graphite pencil on paper storyboard, circa 1956-1964.

Negative black & white format drawings and outlines of Frosty Dog and Pup with the text, "Model Sheet, Dr. Pepper Dogs, Swift-Chaplin Prod." (1 of 2). Printed ink on paper, circa 1956-1964.

Positive black & white format drawings and outlines of Frosty Dog and Pup with the text, "Model Sheet, Dr. Pepper Dogs, Swift-Chaplin Prod." (2 of 2). Printed ink on paper, circa 1956-1964.

Original Drawing of Frosty Dog and Pup in a kite flying scene, with Pup hanging on the kite string and dangling in the air. This illustration was created with graphite pencil on newsprint paper, circa 1956-1964.

Four-paneled original storyboard drawings of Frosty Dog, Pup, focusing on people at a party, where a woman was spurned by one of the individuals. The illustrations were created with graphite and red colored pencil on paper adhered to paper storyboard Panel, circa 1956-1964.

Two individual and original storyboard drawings of Frosty Dog, Pup, and male character with a bow tie and galsses in a in "Ye Clock Shoppe" and "10,2,4" clock scene. These illlustrations were created with graphite and red cplored pencil on paper, circa 1956-1964.

Negative black & white format drawings of Frosty Dog specifications with variations and directions for rendering with text that reads, "St. Bernard Dr Pepper" (1 of 2). Printed ink on paper, circa 1956-1964.

Negative black & white format drawings of Pup including specifications with variations and directions for rendering with text that reads, ""Pup" Dr Pepper." Printed ink on paper, circa 1956-1964.

Negative black & white format drawings of Frosty Dog with specifications with variations and directions for rendering with text that reads, "St. Bernard Dr Pepper." (2 of 2). Printed Ink on Paper, circa 1956-1964.

Two storyboard image transfers of Pup presenting an enlarged floating "10,2,4" Dr Pepper bottlecap, and two image transfer drawings of Frosty Dog and Pup holding up an enlarged "10,2,4" Dr Pepper bottlecap. Printed ink on paper, circa 1956-1964.

Negative black & white format drawings of Frosty Dog and Pup with handwritten measurement notes. Printed ink on paper, circa 1956-1964.

Negative black & white format drawing of Frosty Dog and Pup in a British guard uniform with a locked suitcase. The text reads, "Seecret," Printed ink on paper, circa 1956-1964.

Four individual and original storyboard drawings of Frosty Dog, Pup, and male character with a bow tie and glasses. The illustrations were created with graphite and red colored pencil on paper, circa 1956-1964.