Photograph of a movie poster for the film The Mysterians. This poster was drawn by science fiction writer Lt. Colonel Robert B. Rigg and depicts an alien invasion taking place in a desert somewhere on Earth. There are five UFOs in the upper left of the image that are shooting at two large satellite like structures that stand in the middle of the image. On the ground, soldiers and various explosions can be seen. There is a dome structure in the background of the image that is on fire and smoking.

Photograph of Larry Morrell and a man dressed as Robin Hood standing on either side of a Robin Hood All Purpose Flour display on set. Another man can be seen to the left. Behind them, there is a painted forest backdrop.

Photograph of a new tape machine and on the back wall there is a large cabinet.

Photograph of Herman Clark standing in an empty area in front of a wall. He is wearing a black suit and tie with a white pocket square and is holding his hands up like a conductor. Clark is smiling and is looking straight at the camera with his head slightly cocked to the left of the image. His shadow is visible to the right of the image and there is another shadow on the left side of the image.

Photograph of Art Davis sitting at a desk and visible from the chest up. There are piles of records in front of him. A shelving unit with papers, books, and records are visible in the background.

Photograph of a slide for Theatre Award Academy.

Photograph of Don Thomas holding an ax up with both hands. He is smiling while wearing glasses and a short sleeved shirt. A strip of film that is sitting on a wooden stool is held up by a string to have it resemble a snake, which he is brandishing the ax at. Behind him is a small projector screen with rolls of film stacked on top of it, and more boxes and shelves full of rolls of film.

Photograph of an image from a scope, of a black background with white lines going across it.

Photograph of a man sitting at a desk on a television set. The desk is in front of a long curtain and has very simple, tapered legs and three drawers. The man is wearing a suit with a striped tie and has a very serious look on his face. The screen from Teen-Age Downbeat is standing to the right of the desk and text reading "Olympia" and "Elvis Presley" is visible. To the left of the desk, a table with a striped table cloth is visible.

Photograph of a corner of a studio. Equipment can be seen placed in the corner.

Photograph of a lobby window advertising Breck hair products. A dark sign in the top middle says, "as advertised on WBAP-TV." A larger sign below that has a drawing of a woman facing the right inside of a circle. Some of the writing on the top of the sign says, "Breck Hair Set Mist," and on the bottom it says, "Breck." Two signs, one on the right and one on the left, have drawings of someone holding the bottle of hair set mist. The writing on these signs say, "Breck Hair Set Mist," and "it does not make hair stiff, Breck." Small cards with pictures of other women with their hair done up sit on the sides of the central sign. In the very middle, sitting at the bottom are two small bottles of the Set Mist. Above the advertising display is decorative music notes along the top.

Photograph of two representatives for Chevrolet. They are standing on either side of a WBAP-TV color television camera. They both are dressed in suits and ties.

Photograph of a man in a suit, sitting a table and looking at the camera. He is writing on a paper, and has a stern expression. Behind him is a large curtain, and to the right is a stand with squares with some writing on them. The bottom square says, "Elvis Presle-." To the left there is a man exiting through a door in the back, and the corner of a table with a plaid cloth on it.

Photograph of Larry Morrell and a man dressed as Robin Hood standing on either side of a Robin Hood All Purpose Flour display on set. Behind them, there is a painted forest backdrop.

Photograph of a lobby window advertising Breck hair products. A dark sign in the top middle says, "as advertised on WBAP-TV." A larger sign below that has a drawing of a woman facing the right inside of a circle. Some of the writing on the top of the sign says, "Breck Hair Set Mist," and on the bottom it says, "Breck." Two signs, one on the right and one on the left, have drawings of someone holding the bottle of hair set mist. The writing on these signs say, "Breck Hair Set Mist," and "it does not make hair stiff, Breck." Small cards with pictures of other women with their hair done up sit on the sides of the central sign. In the very middle, sitting at the bottom are two small bottles of the Set Mist. Above the advertising display is decorative music notes along the top.To the right part of a glass door is shown leading into the building this window advertisement is displayed within.

Photograph of the inside of the Kruger's Jewelers store.

Photograph of a photo of a church building with cars parked in the surrounding streets.

Photograph of an advertisement for Pioneer Finance. The advertisement lists different objects that have money owed on them, automobile, stove and refrig., furniture, and misc, and next to each object lists the amount owed and the amount to be paid each month. This reads "Automobile $670 $65; Stove & Refrig. 193 22; Furniture 116 10; Misc. 197 20" and under all of these the amount owed is totaled up and the payments each month are totaled, $1176 and $117 respectively. Under all of this is text that reads "Pioneer reduced pmt. to payment $60 month".

Photograph of a slide for Jacuzzi whirlpool bath.

Photograph of Larry Morrell and a man dressed as Robin Hood standing on either side of a Robin Hood All Purpose Flour display on set. Behind them, there is a painted forest backdrop.

Photograph of dark slides with white writing that advertises for Mobil. The top slide says, "Improved with Preptane." The bottom slide says, "Proved at Detroit's Proving Grounds."

Photograph of Herman Clark standing in an empty area in front of a wall. He is wearing a black suit and tie with a white pocket square and is holding his hands up like a conductor. Clark is smiling with his mouth slightly open and is not looking straight at the camera. His shadow is visible to the right of the image and there is another shadow on the left side of the image.

Photograph of a certificate that is addressed to the Smith Brothers Auto Parlors on the good standing of their membership of the Order of Radio Truth Society. The certificate was signed by a hired hand.

Photograph of WBAP farm editor Calvin Pigg. He smiles at the camera while wearing a suit and tie.