Trade card of a young girl wearing a patterned dress while holding peacock feathers in her arms. In the image she is standing on a patterned rug with a large patterned curtain to the right. Text under the photo reads "Compliments of B. T. Killough, Dealer in Stoves and General House Furnishing Goods, Fancy Goods A Specialty"; the name is stricken in pen, with the name "Wm. Winston" added above.

Trade card of a young girl walking on stones through a river, with the shoreline to the left and more of the river is visible to the right; in the background, the sun is just rising/setting. She is holding her white colored dress up with flowers held in the fabric. Text under the photo reads "Compliments of B. T. Killough, Dealer in Stoves and General House Furnishing Goods, Fancy Goods A Specialty"; the name is stricken in pen and replaced with "Wm. Winston" added above.

Two X-rays made by Dr. Felix P. Miller, one of an abdomen, and another of a removed appendix. Both copies are pasted onto a sheet of paper with typed descriptions.

A card featuring a color illustration of the Hebrews traveling to Canaan, with scriptural information on the back. The card is part of Little Peoples' Lesson Pictures, a subscription based, quarterly series for participating Sunday schools.

Trade card of a young boy holding a trumpet up to his mouth with one hand while the other is holding a small sword. He is wearing a loose white dress, a dark colored hat, and one red sock. Text under the photo reads "Compliments of B. T. Killough, Dealer in Stoves and General House Furnishing Goods, Fancy Goods A Specialty"; the name is stricken in pen, with the name "Wm. Winston" added above.

Birth announcement for Mary Martha Monroe. Text on the front and handwritten text on the back list her parents as Dr. Charles Walter Monroe and Calhoun Harris Monroe. In the announcement Mary Martha's baby photo is in between silhouette photos of a man and a woman. They all have the appearance of being hung up above a fireplace inside a home. There is text underneath the lit fireplace that reads " from our house and our fireside's glow a light of friendship shines afar: That spark we kindled long ago- still wishing joy wherever you are."