Flyer from the Dallas Gay Alliance announcing a two-for-one special at a bar in celebration of the 1982 court ruling of the 21.06 law as unconstitutional.

Album artwork for the Lab 87 album for One O'Clock Lab Band directed by Neil Slater.

Chart issued by the U.S. National Bureau of Standards illustrating the systematic relationships between phase diagrams of transition elements. This chart includes color illustrations.

Poster of various stamps depicting life in Boys Town, a home for boys and girls, in Nebraska.

A cartoon history of Gay Pride Celebrations in Dallas from 1978-1987, which was published in Dialog, newsletter of the Dallas Gay Alliance.

Poster advertising a concert by One O'Clock Lab Band on November 20, 1984, at NTSU Main Auditorium.

Poster from the Turtle Creek Chorale Collection for their "Everyone's Worst Nightmare" event. The poster contains a photograph of a conductor in a tuxedo jacket with his pants around his ankles. He holds a conducting baton in his right hand.

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A poster of with the title "Gayteenth Aug. 17, 1982 Texas homosexual conduct law ruled constitutional." On the top of the poster is a photograph of Don Baker celebrating with his arms stretched in front of a crowd.

Poster used in the Polish Solidarity movement during the 1980s depicting a large group of upraised arms in black silhouette. Each of the hands is holding up two fingers. In the black sky above the crowd is a large white star with rays radiating from it. Across the bottom, the red portion contains the word Solidarność and a crest.

Poster advertising the Insect Rights benefit for the homeless concert by No Excuse, Shitface, Snail, Why am I, Fly Spects, Rev Buck Naked, and Refractory Period on March 25, 1989, at Sons of Herman, 3414 Elm St., Dallas, Texas. Admission was five dollars. The event included the short film, "Communion in Room 410" by Joe Christ. Poster features a central black and white scientific illustration of several types of insects with the words 'INSECT RIGHTS' in black type, and event details below the illustration in black type.

Poster advertising a concert by Last Rites and Stoned Ed on Saturday, February 18th, at The Library, Denton, Texas. Poster features a photocopied photograph of four people laughing, with hand drawn text in the lower left corner and down the right hand side, on light orange paper.

Revised wall chart of the seven base units of the modernized metric system, including length, mass, time, electric current, temperature, amount of substance, luminous intensity, and plane angle.

Color poster for the National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights. The main part of the poster has an image of the U.S. Capitol Building dome and the words "GayNation.INFO. National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights. 11 October 1987. Dial (213) March 87." There is a statement written below supporting equal rights for homosexual couples.

Poster from the Turtle Creek Chorale Collection with the title "Old Turtle" written on it's bottom right corner. A watercolor painting of a turtle swimming in the ocean covers the majority of the poster.

Poster from the Turtle Creek Chorale Collection for their "On a Role!" event on March 14th and 17th at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center. Photographs of featured singers LaTonia Moore, Jesus Garcia, and Janey Hall appear on the right side of the poster.

This poster was created by an art student for the annual Voertman Award Competition and Exhibition. The juror for the competition was Linda Cathcart. Depicted are soldiers and their weapons are a pencil, paintbrush and a crayon.

Political advertisement addressed to Allan G Calkin and paid for by the Harriet Miers Campaign. Advocates for the election of Miers for Dallas City Council Place 9 in the May 6, 1989 election. On the front, a picture of Miers is displayed along with a list of supporters and quotes of endorsement, including one from the Dallas Morning News. The back side includes a continuation of the list of supporters, paragraphs advocating for Miers, and a quote from Tom Landry.

Poster advertising a concert by Salt Lick and The Lones on Wednesday, March 2oth, at Main Event. Poster features a black and white photograph looking up at a seated, cross-legged man and the bottom of his cowboy boot. The photograph is on the left side of the poster, with handwritten text on the right side.

Poster used in the Polish Solidarity movement during the 1980s depicting a group of soldiers wearing gas masks and wielding clubs. Across the bottom part of the poster, in red, is the word Solidarność. The boot of one soldier encroaches upon the word, Solidarność.