Buck Clayton standing in front of the bored gargoyle atop Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, France.
Buck Clayton standing in a Tokyo park with a camera.
Buck Clayton wearing a bowler and standing in front of an unidentified building in London, England.
Buddy Tate in a plaid jacket at an outdoor restaurant's counter with his bag between straw dispensers; unidentified white man in a tank-top with a bottle of something undoubtedly alcoholic behind him.
Buddy Tate in a plaid jacket posed in front of some trees and facing to the left.
Buddy Tate photographed from just below the shoulders up playing saxophone, facing to the left.
Candy Clayton playing Cowboys and Indians, dressed with headband, pistols and moccasins.
An unidentified white man changing a tire with a nicely dressed white woman in high heels standing nearby, watching, in London, England.
Charlie Shavers playing trumpet wearing a straw boater and white jacket, facing toward the left.
Claude Bolling on piano, right hand raised in the air; facing to the right.
Claude Williams in a suit, leaning against a fence and holding a cigarette in his hand.
Cliff Leeman standing on a street in San Francisco, California; a sign reading "Dragon Lady" visible behind him.
Cootie Williams playing a trumpet with mute; facing slightly to the left, eyes closed.
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.
Dicky Wells holding a trombone; eyes closed.
Dicky Wells playing trombone with a mute; facing left.
Doc Cheatham standing under a tree with a bowtie and pipe somewhere in France.
An unidentified African American male drummer, possibly Lou Bellson, plays the drums in front of a window with dusty rose pink drapes.
Earl Hines with sunglasses, bow tie, and pipe seated at a restaurant, ketchup bottle seen in the foreground.
Earle Warren in a black jean jacket and his saxophone; looking toward the right.
Eddie Barefield standing under the awning of the Famous Door on 52nd Street in New York City.
Eddie Bert in white shirt with bag slung over his shoulder with street and palm trees behind him.
