Promotional photograph of Artie Golden and Thomas McDaniel, his manager, both holding a 7" record in front of them. Contact information for McDaniel is listed below the photograph.

Catalog of songs composed and copyrighted by Big Walter Price, used as part Brown v. Ames, a larger copyright infringement case between a group of performers and Roy Ames. Additional copyright information, such as copyright dates, copyright certificate numbers, and copyright renewal dates, are not specified. Several songs are specified along with their album, and many entries are highlighted in yellow.

Photograph of Big Walter Price performing at a piano. Price, facing the right and smiling, sings into a microphone placed next to the keys, while a drummer (obscured by a cymbal) plays behind him.

Photograph of Big Walter Price, seated on a piano bench, holding a beer. He lifts the glass of beer straight up, level with his head, and looks at it while smiling slightly.

Typed advertising copy for two Busch Bavarian beer commercials by Walter Price. This draft was a pitch to Busch, but was not created.

Document containing information about the corporate ownership of Sunshine Records, Inc. It contains names, stock percentages, and titles.

An advertisement for Big Walter the Thunderbird

A flyer praising Big Walter the Thunderbird for his musical abilities.

A flyer advertising Big Walter the Thunderbird at Chumley's on November 25 in Dickerson, Texas.

A flyer wishing Big Walter the Thunderbird a Happy 90th Birthday and discussing the recent CD release.

A clipping discussing Big Walter the Thunderbird and his singer/songwriter career.

A flyer offering membership to a Big Walter the Thunderbird fan club.

Promotional flier advertising Big Walter Price as a spokesperson for Anheuser-Busch beer. A short biography of Price and an overview of a blues music resurgence is provided, followed by why Price would make a good pitchman for Busch beer.

Photograph of a scene from "The Last Meeting of the Knights of the White Mangolia", a play by Preston Jones and produced by the Alley Theatre in Houston. Three actors, including Big Walter Price (back center), struggle to lift actor Lyle Talbot from a wheelchair on a worn and rustic set.

Letter from Representative Sheila Jackson Lee to Walter T. Price congratulating him on his eighty-second birthday and thanking him for his dedication to Houston and expressing admiration for his accomplishments.

Letter from Sunshine Record Co., Inc. discussing The Rays and their new single "Gemini Part 1 and Part 2".

Letter from Walter T. Price to stockholders containing a report about record pressings and cash flow from the Sunshine Record Company. He states that the company is "in the red", but he isn't worried because the company is still young.

Letter from Walter T. Price discussing Laura Ann Ward and the release of two of her records. He asks if they could help Laura with all that they can do.

Catalog listing compositions by Big Walter Price, including composition titles, co-writers, record labels, publishers, and publishing dates. An additional list of publishers is included at the top of the catalog.

A script of remarks from Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee honoring Walter Price, a blues legend from the city of Houston.

Good Afternoon, May I speak to Rev. ______ This is L & W Record Co., contact division for sunshine Record Co. We are trying to find the ministers who are interested in getting recorded, even if its the choir or an individual of your church, but we are interested in recording you. Is it possible that we may make an appointment to talk with you and your family about recording yourself. As you know there are only two legal record companies in Houston: Sunshine and Peacock. We Realize that this is a new company. This means that we have to try that much harder.

Contract between Sunshine Record Company and Billy K. Collins, a/k/a "Billy Straight", specifying roles and obligations between Sunshine Records and Collins. The contract is signed and notarized.

Typed and handwritten affidavit form stipulating a contract between Sunshine Record Company and Artie Golden for the production and distribution of a 7" record titled "Look Out" / "Advice". The agreement states that income from sales of the record will be used to recoup a $454.00 investment and outlines profit shares.