Postcard created by The Peoples' Workshop advertising the musical "Silent Scenarios" written by Sandi Styne, Wally Brannon, Charles Kruse, and Howard C. Harris.

Color halftone postcard aerial view of the Marshall, Texas, courthouse square and the surrounding area. It was taken from the southwest and shows the loss of many historic buildings on the southwest corner of the square. There is no postmark or message on the back of the card. Included in the caption above the message section is the date of the photograph, Sept. 9, 1983. Printed between the message and address sections: "Published by SKYPIX, Inc., P.O. Box 387, Marshfield, WI."

Postcard from William Waybourn and Craig to John Thomas. In the postcard, they write that Thomas wouldn't want to be a lobbyist in D.C. as it was too hot and humid.

Political advertisement addressed to Peter Brooks and paid for by Scott Chase for City Council. Features a message from John Bryant, David Cain, John Pouland, Ken Molberg, Bobbie Sue Holbrook, and Sandy Kress that endorses Chase in the May 6, 1989 Dallas City Council election for District 5. Focuses on Chase's emphasis on crime and transportation issues.

Postcard paid for by Annette Strauss for Mayor. Features a political advertisement for the re-election of Mayor Annette Strauss on May 6, 1989. Displays a picture of and small message from Strauss on the front. Lists three accomplishments of Strauss on the back.

Postcard paid for by Committee for Milton Tobian. Features a form asking for contact information and for the selection of an option to contribute to Tobian's campaign.

Postcard addressed to Allan G. Calkin featuring a political advertisement paid for by Scott Chase For City Council. Advocates for the election of Scott Chase for Dallas City Council. Lists endorsements from organizations and individuals.

Postcard addressed to Peter Brooks featuring a political advertisement paid for by Peter Lesser for Mayor. Displays the slogan "NO NO ANNETTE NOT AGAIN!" on both sides, referring to Annette Straus. On the front, praise from Jerry Rucker, Lee Cullum, John Evans, and the Dallas Times Herald for Lesser is shown. The back features a picture of Lesser next to a quote from him, in which he criticizes Annette Strauss.

Postcard addressed to Peter Brooks paid for by Friends of Mary Poss. Features the endorsement of the Dallas Police Association for her election to Dallas City Council Place 5 in the May 20, 1989 run-off election.

Postcard addressed to Peter Brooks paid for by Friends of Mary Poss. Advocates for the election of Mary Poss to City Council Place 5 over Glenn Box in the May 20, 1989 run-off election. Details the Dallas Times Herald's endorsement switch from Box to Poss.

Postcard addressed to Peter Brooks paid for by the Garner Campaign Committee. Advocates for the election of Jim Garner to City Council Place 9. Details his stances on issues compared to his opponents and cites his endorsement by the Dallas Police Association.

Unaddressed postcard from the campaign on Glenn Box. Advocates for the election of Glenn Box for City Council District 5 in the May 6, 1989 election. Features a black and white photohraph of Glenn and April Box with a small message from Glenn Box.

Postcard from Texas Democratic Executive Committee members Bobbie Sue Holbrook and Ken Molberg addressed to "fellow democrats" with a label addressed to Peter Brooks. Advocates for the election of Glenn Box in the May 20 run-off election for City Council District 5.

Postcard from Charlene Howell to Al Callein and Peter Brooks. Advocates for the election of Harriet Miers in the May 20 run-off election for Dallas City Council Place 9. On the front, it features a black & white photograph of Harriet Miers and quotes from The Dallas Morning News, Henry Wade, and Tom Landry.

An unused subscription card from American History Illustrated.

Order card from Early American Life Magazine for the Christmas season.

Photograph of a postcard with an image of the crowded Cotton Bowl stadium in Dallas, Texas. The photograph of the stadium was taken from high above and shows the surrounding area. The postcard has a white and green border. "COTTON BOWL" is printed in black in the white portion of the border at the bottom of the postcard. Text on the back of the postcard is titled, "WORLD FAMOUS COTTON BOWL DALLAS, TEXAS." Below it says, "An overflow crowd of nearly 80,000 viewing the annual Southwest Classic Football Game - Texas University and Oklahoma University. Also the site of the January 1 Cotton Bowl New Years Classic." "POST CARD" is printed in large font to the right of the text next to the area designated for a stamp.

Card inviting the recipient to the Junior Black Academy of Arts and Letters' events: Black Art in the Media Exhibition and Black Family Reunion Celebration.

Invitation for Razzle Dazzle Dallas on June 21, 1986 in Dallas.

Postcard promoting Lori Palmer for Dallas City Council.

Postcard promoting Lori Palmer for Dallas City Council.

A postcard endorsing certain candidates for Dallas City Council.

Postcard promoting Paul Fielding for Dallas City Council.

Postcard promoting pro-choice candidates for Dallas City Council.