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Contains Kansas legislature directory of B.L. Flinchbaugh (1979-1980), Date books (1971-1981), medals from the vocational FFA, Casset tapes (1980), Site plan for the Queensland agricultural college (visitors guide), Itinerary for Kansas agricultural leaders, Travel Documents for New Zealand Maori, Correspondence to Dr. Flinchbaugh, Ag. Energy work group, photos of Barry L. Flinchbaugh, old quizzes and assignments, and certificates of Flinchbaugh.

Contains notebooks filed with the notes of Barry L. Flinchbaugh, class materials of different classes taught, NASCO seed mount. style no. 5-6, and Pennsylvania 4-H club members record book.

Contains course work for Purdue University (macro and microeconomics), and Penn. State (microeconomics). As well as economics course work (statistics and resource economics).

Contains photos of Barry Flinchbaugh, employee benefits and job descriptions, agreements, briefings, correspondence people-to-people, names and addresses, leader's guide, certificates, emails, and passport.

Contains employment documentation for University of Oklahoma, University of Kansas, KWFT, CBS, and Dary’s Curriculum Vitae as of 1979. Personal items are also included, such as passports for Dary’s trip to Khartoum, Sudan, a barbershop razor, a military medallion alongside Dary’s military paperwork, and both Dary’s Masters and Bachelors degrees.

Contains several documents regarding his publications and research materials, even including an unpublished article from Dary’s journalism career. Also included are items found in a large metal box, such as a recording and stock information. In addition to this, the box contains reference files to people Dary knew throughout his life. Correspondence between Dary and a hired translator for some published work is also included.

Contains several publication-related files, such as correspondence, reviews, publicity, and more information regarding Dary’s “Cowboy Culture” (1981) and research made for the book. Also included are documents regarding his shortwave radio career, his broadcast journalism career, and his time spent at the University of Kansas. Speeches made by Dary in Manhattan, KS and other areas are also included.