The Papers of John D. Randolph consist of correspondence, thesis, speech, class notes from schools, and International Games for the Deaf, from 1944 1982.

The John D. Randolph papers are small and consist mostly on class notes that he typed after students in classes took notes for him. Some notes are related to law studies, like, Conflicts of Laws, Creditor’s rights, etc. There are also exams included.

In folder 14, there is a book signed by a number of people on the day Randoph retired from United States Department of Commerce, Patent and Trademark Office.

Also included are a few articles authored bu Randolph about Chemistry, and his 1948 thesis for his Master’s Degree, titled “The Dehydrohalogenation of 2 halo 2propen l OL” is in box 17. His 1946 Yearbook from the University of Texas is also present.