Buck Clayton, wearing a Greek fisherman's cap and a winter coat, standing outside with an unidentified Scots Guard piper with a "Don't Tread On Me" flag.
A laughing Annie Ross, in a white hat and outfit, seated next to Buck Clayton who is also laughing and holding sheet music in his hand; Buck is facing forward toward the camera, Ross is looking at...
Buck Clayton speaking with an unidentified African American man outside a barracks-type building. Another unidentified African American man in a white t-shirt is shading his eyes and walking toward...
Buck Clayton holding a painted portrait of himself, with an unidentified white man, likely the artist, in Geneva, Switzerland.
Unidentified white man with his arms around Buck Clayton (left) and Arvell Shaw (right); Buck and Arvell looking ahead at the camera, unidentified man looking to the left and has his tongue stuck out...
Unidentified white man with his arms around Buck Clayton (left) and Arvell Shaw (right); all looking ahead at the camera; unidentified man's eyes are closed.
Benny Goodman with Buck Clayton; arms around each other and facing the camera.
Joe Turner singing on stage with Buck Clayton, Stuff Smith on violin and Jimmy Woode on bass in Paris, France.
Buck Clayton posed with Johnny Parker, Big Joe Turner, Beryl Bryden and Champion Jack Dupree at the Gargoyle Club, London, England.
Bill Tamper, holding his trombone, speaking with Buck Clayton in Paris, France.
Buck Clayton playing trumpet with Budd Johnson, saxophone and unidentified white musicians in a band.
Buddy Tate with Buck Clayton in Geneva, Switzerland.
Buck Clayton seated with Buddy Tate and both looking to the left out an unseen window.
Full length photo of Buck Clayton with his arm around Claude Bolling standing against a stone wall and dandelion to their left.
Count Basie with Buck Clayton in white hat and sunglasses.
Buck Clayton with David Burns playing trumpet; with two other unidentified musicians.
Buck Clayton, wearing a scorpion necklace, with his right arm around the shoulder of Dominique Burucoa.
Buck Clayton dining with Don Byas and Gerard Pochonet (likely) at a restaurant in Paris, France.
Buck Clayton standing with Doug Dobell under the sign for his record shop, Dobell's, in London, England.
Buck Clayton, trumpet and Earle Warren, saxophone, on stage in Limoges, France.
Trummy Young[?], Sidney Bechet, Buck Clayton, Dicky Wells[?], Benny Morton, George Wettling, Pops Foster, Joe Marsala, Max Kaminsky and an unidentified group of musicians performing on stage.
Buck Clayton with an unidentified woman and man.
Buck Clayton, wearing glasses, looking surprised, with smiling unidentified fans likely at the Swing Street Dedication, New York.
