Buck Clayton with his right arm around Jimmy McPartland outside in the garden.
A smiling Buck Clayton in the dental chair giving the "OK" sign with his right hand and pointing at his mouth with his left hand, while his smiling dentist is leaning over him with a dental tool.
Buck Clayton, standing behind an unidentified pianist, is on stage, holding his trumpet, and ready to play. At the Concert Party at the Irving Center, New York.
Buck Clayton, wearing a boutonniere, kissing the mouthpiece of a trumpet.
A profile view of Buck Clayton with his head thrown back laughing, in a turtleneck sweater. "Buck Clayton" printed on the bottom right-hand corner of the photograph.
Buck Clayton laughing about the conversation with Reverend John Gensel and John Hammond.
Buck Clayton laughing backstage next to his trumpet in Baden, Switzerland.
Buck Clayton standing on East 78th Street; New York in an overcoat, fedora, and winter gloves.
Buck Clayton laughing as he's seated and holding a record album.
Buck Clayton with an unidentified man.
Buck Clayton, in a crowd, laughing with an unidentified man who has lost a few teeth.
Profile of Buck Clayton, wearing a fedora, speaking with an unidentified man.
Buck Clayton, back stage, laughing while an unidentified musician speaks.
Buck Clayton seated and laughing with Bill Coleman.
Buck Clayton seated with his trumpet and laughing with J.C Higginbotham, holding his trombone, Bobby Hackett and an unidentified musician.
Buck Clayton laughing with Jean-Marie Masse in a record store.
Buck Clayton leaning on a fence wearing two-tone oxfords and a newsboy cap.
Buck Clayton lifting a weight with his right arm.
Buck Clayton listening to an unidentified man.
Buck Clayton seated on outdoor steps with two unidentified children as an unidentified man plays a muted trumpet.
Buck Clayton in an overcoat, with a cat on his lap, eyes closed, listening to, likely Ed Lewis, in a Suzuki visor, read.
Buck Clayton, finger laced, seated with an unidentified man who's speaking behind his hand.
Buck Clayton on stage with a group of musicians (likely: Hank Jones, piano; Freddie Green, guitar; Philly Jo Jones, drums; Eddie Jones, bass; Curtis Fuller, trombone; Illinois Jacquet, tenor saxophone...
Buck Clayton listens to Frank Driggs as an unidentified man also listens with tall buildings behind them.
