Alain Bouchet talking to an unidentified group of people.
An unidentified white woman holding a sign protesting South African Apartheid in London, England. An unidentified white man in glasses is behind her.
Unidentified white man and woman holding signs protesting South African Apartheid in London, England. Another white man is standing next to the woman with his hands in his pockets.
View of an audience during a performance; audience members include a classic "Hippie" type amongst the more conventionally dressed folks.
Nat Pierce with Buck Clayton in front of a large advertising sign for Pacharn Natural (liquor), with text: Tu copa natural, and pretending they are holding onto the pictured glass; to the left is an...
Buck Clayton playing trumpet with Hugh Clairmont's Sandsmen before an audience of dancers (white women and men) in Gravenhurst, Ontario, Canada.
Buck Clayton dining with drummer Gérard "Dave" Pochonet and two unidentifed fans (white man and white woman) while in Paris, France.
Buck Clayton posed with Johnny Parker, Big Joe Turner, Beryl Bryden and Champion Jack Dupree at the Gargoyle Club, London, England.
Buck Clayton and band standing with a group of people in a club.
Jackie Gleason seated with Buck Clayton, Joe Bushkin, Art Carney, and others; Embers Club, New York City.
Buck Clayton, wearing an overcoat and fedora, with his arms around the shoulders of Lotti Steiner and Ernst Steiner.
Gus Johnson speaking with Buck Clayton at a party. An unidentified white man and woman are behind them.
Buck Clayton, Humphrey Lyttelton, Steve Voce and four others in London, England.
Buck Clayton seated in a dressing room with Max Jones and a woman, likely Betty Jones; both Jones and the woman have glasses of wine in hand.
Buck Clayton with Michel Boujat; Felix Debrit's mother is standing in the background in Berne, Switzerland.
An unidentified white man changing a tire with a nicely dressed white woman in high heels standing nearby, watching, in London, England.
Buck Clayton coaching jazz students in New York City.
Buck Clayton, Esme Sarnoff and John Hammond laughing while Count Basie hams it up.
Unidentified white woman with a sign reading "No arms for S. Africa" at an anti-apartheid protest in London, England. An unidentified white man is walking with her and reaching into his jacket pocket.
Members of the Hot Club de France seated around a table. The man with beard is Jean-Marie Masse (The Prez) and includes (with others): Pierre Boyer, Madame Pierre Boyer, Jacques Ribiere, Roger Blanc...
Dizzy Gillespie talking with his hands to Angela Lascelles, Bud Freeman, Buck Clayton, and Gérard Lascelles who are all seated on a couch; Paris, France.
Eddie Locke with an unidentified group of people waving up at the photographer who is probably taking the photo from a second story window.
An unidentified white family. Mother, father, and three teenaged girls.
Members of the Hot Club de France celebrating. The man seated is Jean-Marie Masse and the man standing right behind him is Bill Coleman. The man holding clarinet is Pierre Boyer; in Paris, France.
Jean-Marie Masse, Madeleine Gautier, Hugues Panassié, and Étienne Gautier (son of Hugues and Madeleine), standing together on the doorstep of Panassié's home in Montauban, France.
