Photograph of Enid Justin standing behind a table of boots. She is wearing a black dress with accents and closely observes one boot. A poster of the world map is behind Justin as well as some miscellaneous items on her right.

Photograph of men who work at a boot factory. The workers' names, standing from left to right, are named N.J. Dunaway, Glen Walker, Jim Ritchie, Roy "Wads" Hillard, and Leonard Ritchie. Out of the five men, Dunaway and Ritchie have died after the photo, Hillard was still alive after the photo was taken, and the living status of Walker and Ritchie is unknown.

Photograph of workers on Justin Boot Co. Factory floor. Shelves of boots and a tall shelf of boxes make up the majority of the floor. Most of the workers are young boys who are managing the machines and organizing the boots.

Photograph of Enid Justin preparing to cut a ribbon at an opening ceremony. A large crowd, with a majority wearing hats, stands behind her in the streets as well as on a building; a car is parked in the middle of the street. Justin is wearing a coat, hat, and cowboy boots; the child next to her is wearing a simple western suit with a hat and boots that are similar to Justin's.

Photograph of Enid Justin and Amon Carter Sr. standing next to each other during the 1939 Pony Express in Nocona, Texas to San Francisco, California. Justin is wearing and simple dark coat and hat, while Carter wears a similar style, but with a lighter color. A small crowd stands behind on a ledge and Justin and Carter are looking at a camera in front of them along with a cameraman taking pictures behind them as well.

Photograph of Enid Justin standing in front of a Nocona Boot display with numerous pairs of boots shelved behind her. Justin is wearing a simple white shirt, a black skirt, and a black jacket with subtle accents. The brand name, 'Nocona,' is placed above Justin in large, bold letters.

Photograph of the Nocona Boot Factory building after a snowfall and is partially curtained by a tree. The shrubs around the building's perimeter are dusted with snow along with a tree in front of the entrance. Two cars are parked in front of the entrance, and a car is parked on the side. "Nocona Boot Co. Inc." is in bold red letters, and the door entrance is also the same color as well. "Patterson" is embossed on the card of the image in gold cursive.

Photograph of men riding their horses down a street with a large crowd of watchers on the sidelines. All of the men wear similar riding gear along with a cowboy hat. The riders pass by numerous buildings, but the leading riders are passing by a large brick building.

Photograph of workers standing behind a drying rack full of boots in front of the Justin Boot Co. building. The boots are neatly aligned on the three drying rack carts with three shelves each. All of the workers are young men and five out of the nine workers are wearing hats.

Photograph of an artist's rendering of the Nocona Boot Company's exterior. The drawing is done in a realistic, yet illustrative style that shows the complete building along with simple details. The building's windows are the main detail along with some trees and shrubs; it is a perspective drawing from a near distance.

Photograph of 1939 Pony Express winner, Shannon Davidson, riding on a horse. Davidson is wearing a plain suit with a striped necktie and has his right arm raising his hat with a neutral expression on his face. The horse is wearing a simple saddle and the pair are standing in front of a small shack and automobile.