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 Condon with four unidentified white people (three men, one woman) by a car with open doors in Aspen, Colorado.
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.
An unidentified group of three white men and two white women stand and sit around a table with wine carafes upon it. One woman smiles at the photographer. The other are engaged in conversations.
A largely unidentified group of white people smile at the photographer as they sit around a table looking at menus and talking. Saxophonist Pierre Boyer is seen at the right.
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 and Claude Battestini sit on an armchair smiling at the photographer. Jean-Marie is on the arm of the chair.
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.
Jimmy Rowles seated at a bar with an unidentified white woman in glassses seated next to him.
An unidentified white man and woman look up from the street, most likely in Vail, Colorado. The man is possibly Dave Brubeck.
Mel Lewis stands behind and looks down at an unidentified white woman seated in front of him at a drum set who is smiling at the camera.
Buck Clayton dining with Mickey Baker, Hal Singer, possibly Marie Baker, and an unidentified group of people; Paris, France.
Pat Clayton (center) posed with unidentified members of a wedding party (eleven women (African American and white, two men, white) in front of a table with champagne and flowers.
A largely unidentified group of white people sitting at a table with wine and bread. Pierre Boyer in the middle lifts a glass of wine. All are looking across the table.
Buck Clayton performing with an unidentified band as a couple dances in Paris, France.
Buck Clayton playing trumpet at a party in front of a white woman with a drink, a white girl, and a white man; an unidentified white male clarinet player is next to Buck.
Possibly Dick Gibson talking to Billy Butterfield and Zoot Sims outside in front of steps with an unidentified white man and woman behind them at likely Dick Gibson's Jazz Party in Vail, Colorado.
Buck Clayton listens intently to the unidentified white woman speaking seriously sitting next to him at a banquet table. Many unidentified white people sit at the banquet table all with serious looks...
A stylish unidentified white man and woman laugh during a conversation at a party with three unidentified white people behind them, most likely at Dick Gibson's Jazz Party in Vail, Colorado.
An unidentified older white couple (man and woman) sit at a table with glasses of wine smiling at the photographer.
An unidentified white man and woman at the bar in Aspen, Colorado.
An unidentified white woman and man sit at a table with glasses of wine looking to their right.
