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The following article appeared in the Nashville Tennessean magazine section on November 27, 1949.
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Outline of a swan is chipped on both sides of block
Ice shaver gives a feathered effect to the carving
King works fast, lops off a quarter of the block before shaping a swan
Depression between swan’s wings will be used for punch
McCutcheon marvels at swan King made in two hours
Howard P. King Jr. puts finishing touches on an ice turkey and cornucopia
A table set up with an ice cornucopia as decoration
The Ryman auditorium stage during the “ice sermon” there some years ago
Numeral 50 for father- and mother-in-law Taylor & Myrt Thomas’ anniverary (1961).
Easter bunny on the buffet line in the dining room at the Continuing Education Center on the Virginia Tech campus (spring ca. 1972).
Gobbler and cornucopia ice carvings for Virginia Restaurant Association competition (ca. 1972).
Letters “VT” for Virginia Tech (ca. 1972).
Easter bunny with Howard and Robert (1981).
Retirement dinner basket, perhaps his last piece (1989).