Collection Timeline

1924 to 1994

1924
8 x 5 inch photograph of the poster for the musical The Chocolate Dandies (1924), with Noble Sissie and Eubie Blake

1928
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Maxine Sullivan. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: Seventeen-year-old swing vocalist. The photograph has a dedication

1933
9 1/4 x 6 3/4 inch signed photograph; Alpha Armstrong. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather, dated 1933-01-13
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Reginald Foresythe. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather, dated Christmas, 1933

1935
3 x 4 3/4 inch photograph; four men. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: Bill Handy, Glen Miller, unknown, Ray Noble
8 x 10 inch photograph; an orchestra. The musicians include Gene Traxler, Charlie Bush, Cliff Weston, Andy Ferretti, Paul Mitchell, Bud Freeman, Toots Mondello, and Paul Ricci
7 1/2 x 9 1/2 inch photograph; unidentified persons on a movie set
8 x 10 inch photograph; Ina Ray Hutton and her Melodears. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: Mutton
8 x 10 inch photograph; Leonard Feather and Margaret Sands (Sande) at the Savoy Ballroom
8 x 10 inch photograph; [Leonard Feather and Margaret Sands (Sande) at the Savoy Ballroom]
10 x 8 inch photograph; Jelly Roll Morton
9 3/8 x 7 3/8 inch signed photograph; [Renee Gertler?]
1 scrapbook (107 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.

1936
9 3/4 x 7 3/4 inch signed photograph; Nat Gonella. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather, dated 1936-06

1937
9 1/2 x 7 inch signed photograph; Trumpeter Valaida Snow. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather, dated 1938-08-31, Paris
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Woodard. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather, dated: 1937-04-30
1 scrapbook (217 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.

1938
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Martha Boswell. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather
1 scrapbook (79 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.

1939
1 scrapbook (308 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.

1940
6 1/4 x 8 inch photograph; Glenn Miller Orchestra. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: B. Woodruf
9 1/2 x 7 inch photograph; unidentified woman
6 3/4 x 4 3/4 inch photograph; unidentified man standing in front of a store window with a sign that reads: H.R.S. Record shop
8 x 10 inch photograph; Mal Hallett with three unidentified men surrounded by audience. Stamped on the back of the photograph: George B. Evans, NY; handwritten: Roseland, Lou Brecker?
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Vivien Garry. The photograph is dedicated to Jane and Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch photograph; Bobby Burnet posing with his trumpet
10 x 8 inch photograph; Bobby Burnet posing with his trumpet

1941
7 1/2 x 10 inch photograph; a band. Label on the back of the photograph reads: The Glenn Miller band, 1941; Ray Anthony and Billy May in trumpet section; Tex Beneke and Hal McIntyre in sax section (all later led bands of their own)
8 x 10 1/4 inch photograph; The Original. Glued on the back of the photograph is a telegram from Will Weber to Clarence Profit, dated 1941-12-29
7 1/2 x 9 1/2 inch photograph; Nina Mae McKinney. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: Nina Mae McKinney, who sings in BBC The Voice of Britain, recently released
10 x 8 inch photograph; Jelly Roll Morton

1942
8 x 10 inch photograph; Glenn Miller, Charlie Spivak, and unidentified persons in a restaurant. Stamped on the back of the photograph: George B. Evans, NY
8 3/4 x 7 1/2 inch signed photograph; Leonard Feather and Count Basie holding a trophy. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather
1 scrapbook (100 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.
1 scrapbook (71 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.

1945
1 scrapbook (21 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.

1946
7 5/8 x 9 5/8 inch photograph; Sweethearts of Rhythm at RCA. Anne Mae Winburn, conducting, with Vi Burnside behind. This photograph is published in Leonard Feather's book The Jazz Years: Earwitness to an era
10 x 8 inch photograph; Mary Lou Williams All-Stars at RCA. Left to right: Rose Gottesman, Mary Osborne, June Rotenberg, Margie Hyams, MLW. This photograph is published in Leonard Feather's book The Jazz Years: Earwitness to an era
9 1/2 x 7 3/4 inch photograph; Benny Goodman and saxophonist Stan Getz
10 x 8 inch photograph; Charlie Barnet. Label on the back of the photograph reads: Charlie Barnet, Decca Recording artist, brings his popular orchestra to the screen in a new Universal musical film featurette
1 scrapbook (293 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.

1947
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Chubby [Jackson]. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather, dated 1947-11
1 scrapbook (175 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.

1948
10 x 8 inch photograph; unidentified trumpeter
10 x 8 inch photograph; unidentified trombonist
8x10 inch photograph. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: Leonard Feather, Les Paul, French Gypsy guitar wizard Django Reinhardt, and Lionel Hampton at Django's Café Society; uptown opening
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Jimmy McPartland and Dizzy Gillespie. The photograph includes a dedication written over the picture of Jimmy McPartland that reads: To my daughter with love. Your Daddy
14 x 11 inch photograph; Lucky Thompson, Royal Roost, NYC, 1948
14 x 11 inch photograph; Jackie Cain, Royal Roost, NYC, circa 1948. A saxophone is partially visible as is the cover of a score that reads: The Great Charlie Ventura
14 x 11 inch photograph; Jackie Cain and Charlie Ventura, Royal Roost, NYC, circa 1948
13 3/4 x 10 3/4 inch photograph; tenor saxophonist, Dexter Gordon, Royal Roost, NYC, 1948
11 x 14 inch photograph; Theodore "Fats" Navarro, trumpeter

1949
5 x 7 inch photograph; Woody Herman, June Christy, Nat King Cole, Mel Torme, and Jimmy Lyons at the KNBC studio. 1949-09-23
10 x 8 inch photograph; Cornetist Rex Stewart, clarinetist Buddy DeFranco, and unidentified musicians with audience. The vocalist is using crutches. The background wall includes drawings and the name Pied Piper
14 x 11 inch photograph; Ella Fitzgerald Downbeat Cafe, NYC, 1949
1 scrapbook (164 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.

1950
5 x 5 inch photograph; Phil Moore
5 x 3 1/2 inch photograph; man seated on the right, in the restaurant, is vibraphone, xylophone and band leader Kenneth "Red" Norvo.
5 x 4 inch photograph; Leonard Feather at Kelly's Stable during a jam session
10 x 8 inch photograph; unidentified men and woman
10 x 8 inch photograph; [Helen Oakley?]
10 x 8 inch photograph; [Helen Oakley?]
10 x 8 inch photograph; Margery Heath
7 x 5 inch photograph; Clarinetist Joe Marsala
10 x 8 inch photograph; Ella Fitzgerald. The title says: Ella Fitzgerald featured with Norman Granz Jazz at the Philharmonic
3 1/2 x 5 inch photograph; unidentified musicians. [Playboy Jazz Festival?]
4 x 6 inch photograph; Adolphus "Doc" Cheatham on trumpet, playing the flugelhorn, is Clark Terry and unidentified guitarist and saxophonist, performing
7 x 5 inch photograph; Leonard Feather with an unidentified man on the street
5 x 3 1/2 inch photograph; unidentified boy
8 x 10 inch photograph; WMCA radio show. Left to right: Milton Gabler, Bob Bach, Leonard Feather, Andre Baruch, Bea Wain, and Tommy Dorsey
10 x 8 inch photograph. Label on the back of the photograph reads: At Bop City, Leonard Feather (left) offers his new book, "Inside Bebop," to Jerry Colonna as an answer to Jerry's questions about the new jazz. Note Colonna's bop beret, tie, and glasses
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Dizzy Gillespie. The photograph is dedicated to Jane and Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Terry Leonard. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather, written in French
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Red McKenzie. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; portrait of three women. The photograph is dedicated to [Tody?] from the Merry Maids: Helen, Jane, and Jeanne
9 1/2 x 7 inch signed photograph; Yma [Sumac]. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather
8 x 6 1/4 inch signed photograph; Fats Waller
8 x 5 inch photograph; Georgie Auld. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: Jazz Time U.S.A.
10 x 8 inch photograph; Count Basie and Clark Gable. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: The 2 kings. King of Swing. King of Movies; Return to Count Basie 174-27 Adelaide Lane, St. Albans, N.Y.
10 x 8 inch photograph; [Charlie Barnet]
9 3/4 x 7 3/4 inch photograph inside a 14 x 10 inch folder; depicted is an unidentified family which includes father, mother, daughter, and son. Signed on the folder under the picture: Malcolm Pontnail
13 5/8 x 10 3/8 inch photograph; Duke Ellington playing the piano
13 5/8 x 10 3/8 inch photograph; Duke Ellington with an unidentified vocalist woman
13 3/4 x 10 3/4 inch photograph; Chubby Jackson playing the bass. Photograph affixed to cardstock
14 x 11 inch photograph; Oscar Pettiford, NYC, 1950

1951
8x10 inch photograph. Duke Ellington, Leonard Feather, Nat "King" Cole, and Johnny Hodges. It is published in Leonard Feather's book The Jazz Years: Earwitness to an era
9 1/2 x 7 inch signed photograph; June Richmond. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather, dated 1951-06-30, Stockholm, Sweden
7 x 5 inch photograph; Wild Bill Davison and Sidney Bechet
1 scrapbook (179 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.

1952
6 3/4 x 4 3/4 inch photograph; Leonard Feather and an unidentified woman inside a car, looking through the window
7 x 9 inch photograph; Leonard Feather with unidentified man and woman, in the Du Mont Television studio. They are holding an issue of the Down Beat Magazine from 1952-08
1 scrapbook (112 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.

1953
10 1/4 x 14 3/4 inch photograph; Flip Phillips, Johnny Hodges, and Dizzy Gillespie. From a 1950s recording session for Verve
Leonard Feather's Daughter Billie Jane
Lil Green Record of "I'm Going To Copyright Your Kisses

1954
8 x 10 inch photograph; Norma Carson and Clark Terry at the recording of Cats vs. Chicks
9 5/8 x 6 3/8 inch photograph; Clifford Brown

1955
7 x 9 1/2 inch photograph; unidentified woman and a man
9 1/2 x 7 inch photograph; unidentified bassist, harmonicist, and drummer, performing in a studio
10 x 8 inch photograph; A. Previd, Leonard Feather, Leonard Bernstein, Ralph Gleason, Gene Norman at the Hollywood Bowl
10 x 8 inch photograph; Jeanne Burns
7 x 9 inch photograph; Tony Scott clarinetist, with unidentified trumpeter, and trombonist
9 x 7 inch photograph; Irving Townsend
10 x 8 inch photograph; unidentified singer in a recording studio
8 x 10 inch photograph; Leonard Feather with unidentified persons
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Jayne Meadows and Steve Allen. The photograph is dedicated to Jane and Leonard Feather
7 1/4 x 4 3/4 inch signed photograph; a woman. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather from Sande
5 1/2 x 3 1/2 inch signed photograph; Teddy Hill. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Teddy Hill. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather
9 x 7 inch signed photograph; Louis Armstrong. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather
6 3/4 x 10 inch signed photograph; Joan Shaw. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Joe Venuti. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Fats Waller. This is a copy of the photograph dedicated to Leonard Feather. This photograph is published in Leonard Feather's book The Jazz Years: Earwitness to an era
10 x 8 inch photograph; Gerry Mulligan
10 x 8 inch photograph; Gerry Mulligan
10 x 8 inch photograph; Tex Beneke
10 x 8 inch photograph; Tex Beneke playing the saxophone
9 x 8 inch photograph; Laurindo Almeida playing the guitar
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Ed Kirkeby
14 x 11 inch photograph; portrait of vocalist-composer Peggy Lee.
14 x 11 inch photograph; Ella Fitzgerald sitting on a piano bench beside an unidentified pianist (Jimmy Rowles?), with her back to the piano in a recording studio. She is holding a score of My Old Flame. Also present is an unidentified man leaning on a bass violin. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: Donahue & Coe (Mort Nasatir)
11 x 11 inch photograph; Gerry Mulligan playing the saxophone

1956
8 x 10 inch photograph; Steve Allen, Gene Krupa, Leonard Feather, Sammy Davis Jr., and Duke Ellington, at the New York radio show, Platterbrains. This photograph is published in Leonard Feather's book The Jazz Years: Earwitness to an era
7 3/4 x 9 3/4 inch photograph; Leonard Feather and an unidentified woman looking through a window to the roofs of nearby buildings [in Italy]
7 3/4 x 9 3/4 inch photograph; sight of a public square surrounded by historical buildings; people and pigeons are seen in the square [in Italy]. Observable in the background is a banner stretched out on the front of a building, probably a theater that reads: II Festival Internazionale del Balletto
7 3/4 x 9 3/4 inch photograph; view of a square from above, surrounded by buildings and an equestrian monument at the center of the square [in Italy]
10 x 8 inch photograph; Steve Allen practicing clarinet with Sol Yaged in an office
10 x 8 inch photograph; Steve Allen practicing clarinet with Sol Yaged
10 x 8 inch photograph; Steve Allen on the bass, Sol Yaged on the clarinet, and Gene Krupa on the drums
8 x 10 inch photograph; Steve Allen on the bass, Sol Yaged on the clarinet, and Gene Krupa on the drums
14 x 11 inch photograph; Buddy Rich playing the drums

1957
7 x 5 inch photograph; Billy Maxted at the piano. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: Billy Maxted; Gradview Inn, Columbus, Ohio, 1957-09

1958
3 1/2 x 5 inch photograph; unidentified man inside a car, holding a bottle
3 1/2 x 5 inch photograph; three unidentified men in a parking lot
5 x 3 1/2 inch photograph; Louis Armstrong and unidentified musician
6 1/2 x 9 1/2 inch photograph; Leonard Feather and unidentified persons on a street. Observable in the background is the Montgomery Ward department store
10 x 8 inch photograph; Billy May
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Joe Marsala playing the clarinet. The photograph is in triple mat with no frame. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: Joe Marsala, 1958 (July), East Greenwich, Rhode Island (Spencer Avenue). It was dedicated from Paul to Gene, in 1991 and from Gene to Jane and Leonard Feather, in 1993
Duke Ellington Interview & Blindfold Test--Leonard Feather's Advice--"The Encyclopedia of Jazz
Paul Desmond Blindfold Test
Ronnie Ross Blindfold Test
Johnny Mandel (Blindfold Test), 1958
Dizzy Gillespie Blindfold Test
Ben Webster Blindfold Test
Erroll Garner Blindfold Test
George Shearing (Blindfold Test), 1958
1 scrapbook (197 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.

1959
10 x 8 inch photograph; Frank Sinatra, Jimmy Van Heusen, and Ella Fitzgerald. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: at Sinatra Timex TV Show, 1959-12-13
5 x 3 1/2 inch photograph; unidentified press photographer in a stadium
5 x 3 1/2 inch photograph; unidentified press photographer and man, climbing down the steps of a stadium
5 x 3 1/2 inch photograph; unidentified saxophonist performing in an improvised stage in a stadium
3 1/2 x 5 inch photograph; Trumpeter Lee Morgan is on the left and tenor saxophonist & composer Benny Golson is on the right. They are in a stadium. Observable in the background is an improvised stage with musicians
8 x 10 inch photograph; Nesuhi Ertegun, Dave Lambert, Leonard Feather, Jack Teagarden, and Gene Lees at a conference in Chicago. Observable on the wall behind the table is the logo of Playboy Magazine
8 x 10 inch photograph; Swedish singer Monica Zetterlund, Leonard Feather, and Dinah Washington, in Stockholm
11 x 14 inch photograph; Ella Fitzgerald and Nelson Riddle. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: Phil Stern. Gershwin Songbook; Red & Black
1 scrapbook (163 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.

1960
2 3/8 x 3 1/2 inch photograph; Saxophonist Coleman Hawkins and musicians with audience
7 x 9 1/4 inch photograph; Una Mae Carlisle playing the piano
9 x 7 inch photograph; Gene Krupa performing with unidentified musicians. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: CBS Timex
8 x 10 inch photograph; Langston Hughes reading from The Weary Blues in a recording studio
10 x 8 inch photograph; Howard McGhee
10 x 8 inch photograph; Hugh Masekela (1 duplicate)
5 x 7 inch photograph; Dick Cary on trumpet and unidentified musicians (1 duplicate)
7 x 9 inch photograph; Leonard Feather accompanied by an unidentified man and a woman, observing a pianist. Other musicians in background
7 x 9 inch photograph; Leonard Feather accompanied by an unidentified man and a woman, observing a pianist. Other musicians in background
5 3/8 x 3 3/8 inch photograph in post card format; Leonard Feather and a woman in an outdoor café. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: Beatrice Mills
4 1/2 x 7 3/4 inch photograph; Platterbrains WMCA radio show. Left to right: Bob Thiele, Billy Eckstine, Ralph Cooper, Leonard Feather, Earl Hines, and Teddy Wilson. This photograph is published in Leonard Feather's book The Jazz Years: Earwitness to an era
8 x 10 inch photograph. Leonard Feather and Henry Mancini
10 x 8 inch photograph. Leonard Feather playing the piano
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Benny Carter. The photograph is dedicated to Jane and Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Leonard Feather and unidentified persons in a banquet. The photograph is dedicated to Jane and Leonard Feather
8 x 6 inch signed photograph;Wingy Manone, Carman, and Walter Fuller. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather from Wingy Manone
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Wingy Manone. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Mary Lou Williams. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Lionel Hampton. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch photograph; Wingy Manone
10 x 8 inch photograph; Jack Millman
10 x 8 inch photograph; Joe Williams and Count Basie
8 x 10 inch photograph; Count Basie and Frank Sinatra
8 x 10 inch photograph; Count Basie playing the piano observed by six unidentified men, one of whom is holding drum sticks
8 x 10 inch photograph; Count Basie playing the piano
10 x 8 inch photograph; Louie Bellson
9 1/4 x 8 1/2 inch photograph; Louie Bellson
14 x 11 inch photograph; Lee Konitz Royal Roost, NYC, 1948
13 1/2 x 9 3/4 inch photograph; Hot Lips Page at the microphone holding the trumpet on his left side
14 x 11 inch photograph; Lee Konitz playing the saxophone
Art Farmer Blindfold Test
Calvin Jackson Blindfold Test -- Art Blakey Interview & Blindfold Test -- Herb Ellis Blindfold Test
George Russell Blindfold Test
Big" Miller Interview--Other Blindfold Tests & Interviews
Kittie Doswell Interview--Roland Kirk Blindfold Test & Interview
Phil Woods Interview -- Carey Leverette Interview
Frank Cook & J. Otis Williams Blindfold Test
Jon Hendricks Blindfold Test--Monica Zetterlund Blindfold Test
Benny Goodman Blindfold Test
Duke Ellington Performance -- Lester Young Blindfold Test
Adam Platt Interview--Lalo Schifrin Blindfold Test
Gerry Mulligan Phone Interview--Oscar Brown Phone Interview

1961
Victor Feldman Piano Lesson
The Adderley Brothers Blindfold Test -- Arthur Godfrey's Commentary -- Al Hirt Blindfold Test
Joe Williams (Blindfold Test), February [1961?]
Oscar Peterson Blindfold Test -- Lester Young Blindfold Test
Les McCann Blindfold Test--Stan Kenton Interview--A Blindfold Test

1962
10 x 8 inch photograph. Lionel Hampton and Leonard Feather. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: Lionel Hampton and Leonard Feather broadcasting from the summit on Knob. L.A., 1962
10 x 8 inch photograph; Henry Mancini
10 x 8 inch photograph; Henry Mancini
Oscar Brown Blindfold Test
Ben Pollack Interview

1963
1 scrapbook (153 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.

1964
10 x 8 inch photograph; Leonard Feather with unidentified man and woman
3 1/2 x 5 inch photograph; Leonard Feather with unidentified man at a cocktail party
3 1/2 x 5 inch photograph; Leonard Feather with unidentified man and woman, at a cocktail party

1965
10 x 8 inch photograph; Rob McConnell playing the trombone. Also a close-up of the same photograph
5 x 5 inch photograph; Romano Mussolini playing the piano and Nunzio Rotondo playing the trumpet
7 3/4 x 6 inch photograph; unidentified woman
6 x 7 3/4 inch photograph; unidentified woman
7 x 9 1/2 inch photograph; unidentified woman vocalist performing with orchestra
9 1/2 x 7 inch photograph; unidentified bassist and drummer and violinist Svend Asmussen are performing in a studio
7 x 9 1/2 inch photograph; Leonard Feather with unidentified persons
10 x 8 inch photograph; unidentified woman
9 1/2 x 7 inch photograph; Victor Assis Brasil playing the saxophone
9 x 7 inch photograph; Thad Jones playing the trumpet. Label on the back of the photograph reads: Recording Leonard Feather's Hi Fi Suite for MGM Records: Thad Jones; Album features all-star orchestra directed by Feather and pianist-arranger Dick Hyman
9 1/2 x 7 1/4 inch photograph; unidentified saxophonist
10 x 7 inch photograph; Joanne Grauer holding her hair up (1 duplicate)
10 x 8 inch photograph; Joanne Grauer playing with a dog on the floor (1 duplicate)
10 x 8 inch photograph; Joanne Grauer wearing a hat (1 duplicate)
10 x 8 inch photograph; Joanne Grauer by the piano with a dog
10 x 8 inch photograph; Joanne Grauer with a dog
8 x 10 inch photograph; unidentified women and a man
8 x 10 inch photograph; Norma Carson and Clark Terry at the recording of Cats vs. Chicks
10 x 8 inch photograph; unidentified woman
9 1/2 x 7 1/2 inch photograph; pianist-composer Hoagy Carmichael
9 1/2 x 7 1/2 inch photograph; pianist-composer Hoagy Carmichael
7 x 5 inch photograph; Unknown saxophonist
7 1/2 x 9 1/2 inch photograph; unidentified trombonist at CBS studio. Stamped on the back of the photograph: George B. Evans, NY
7 1/2 x 9 1/4 inch photograph; unidentified band and audience. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: Norma York
5 x 7 inch photograph; unidentified musicians
5 x 7 inch photograph; unidentified musicians (1 duplicate)
5 x 7 inch photograph; unidentified musicians (1 duplicate)
5 x 7 inch photograph; unidentified musicians (1 duplicate is stuck together due to moisture)
8 x 10 inch photograph; view of a boat carrying musicians on board
3 1/2 x 5 inch photograph; unidentified pianist
5 x 7 inch photograph; unidentified persons observing a passing boat
7 3/8 x 9 1/4 inch photograph; Leonard Feather with unidentified men and woman, in a restaurant. Place cards on the tables read: Famous Door. Stamped on the back of the photograph: Reproduction not permitted; LIFE Magazine; David O. Alber, NY
8 x 7 1/2 inch photograph; Leonard Feather with unidentified men and women, in a restaurant. Stamped on the back of the photograph: Reproduction not permitted. LIFE Magazine; David O. Alber, NY
8 x 10 inch photograph; Leonard Feather reading from a program, beside Charles Dederich, founder of Synanon, and an unidentified man
8 x 10 inch photograph; Leonard Feather with unidentified saxophonist and man, holding a LP album with the picture of the saxophonist on the cover
4 1/2 x 6 3/4 inch photograph; Leonard Feather with unidentified men and woman
8 x 10 inch photograph; Leonard Feather with Peggy Lee, Dave Barbour, and Joe Lewis, in a restaurant
3 1/4 x 4 1/4 inch photograph; Leonard Feather with unidentified man and woman
7 1/2 x 9 1/2 inch photograph; Leonard Feather and unidentified persons on a street
8 x 10 inch photograph; Leonard Feather, W.C. Handy, Dizzy Gillespie, and Mrs. Handy. Label on the back of the photograph reads: Publicato 1987-09-08
7 1/2 x 10 inch photograph; Label on the back of the photograph reads: Julie London presenting Ella Fitzgerald with her copy of the Encyclopedia Yearbook of Jazz for winning the poll for best female singer
3 1/2 x 5 1/2/ inch photograph in post card format; Ye Olde English Swynge Band. Danny Polo on clarinet, Tommy McQuarteron cornet, Eddie Freeman on guitar, and Eddie Macauley on bass
7 x 9 inch photograph; Platterbrains WMCA radio show. Leonard Feather at the piano, Duke Ellington, Billy Strayhorn, and others
8 x 10 inch photograph; Leonard Feather playing the piano accompanied by Teddy Bunn, on guitar at left singer Leo Watson, George Vann on drums, Red Callender on bass and possibly Ulysses Livingstone on right guitar, in a recording studio.
8 x 10 inch photograph; Ye Olde English Swynge Band (Danny Polo on clarinet, Tommy McQuarteron cornet, Eddie Freeman on guitar, and Eddie Macauley on bass) and Leonard Feather at the Decca studio
8 x 10 inch photograph; Leonard Feather, Jo Stafford, and Skitch Henderson in the WMGM studio
8x10 inch photograph. Leonard Feather with Jayne Meadows and Steve Allen. Leonard Feather is presenting a portfolio to Steve Allen, that reads on the cover: To Steve Allen
10 x 8 inch photograph. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: Deems Taylor, Raymond Paige (then musical director of Radio City Music Hall), and Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia singing "Patience and Fortitude," a song by Billy Moore Jr., named for Mayor LaGuardia's famous radio sign-off slogan
5 3/4 x 4 inch signed photograph; portrait of an unidentified woman. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather
7 1/2 x 5 inch signed photograph; [Larry Ridley]. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: From my garden; playing in the yard
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Ginger Smock. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather
7 x 5 inch photograph; Toshiko Akiyoshi. Typewritten on the back of the photograph: Toshiko Akiyoshi at Summer Jazz Clinic, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, 1965
5 x 7 inch photograph;
10 x 8 inch photograph; Shelly Manne
10 x 8 inch photograph; Shelly Manne
10 x 8 inch photograph; Shelly Manne playing the drums
10 x 8 inch photograph; Shelly Manne playing the drums
10 x 8 inch photograph; The Modernaires
10 x 8 inch photograph; Modern Jazz Quartet
10 x 8 inch photograph; Helen Merrill
10 x 8 inch photograph; Helen Merrill (2 duplicates)
10 x 8 inch photograph; Helen Merrill singing
10 x 8 inch photograph; Marian Montgomery
10 x 8 inch photograph; Marian Montgomery
10 x 8 inch photograph; Henry Mancini
8 x 10 inch photograph; Henry Mancini
8 x 10 inch photograph; Henry Mancini
10 x 8 inch photograph; Henry Mancini
10 x 8 inch photograph; Henry Mancini
8 x 10 inch photograph; Henry Mancini
10 x 8 inch photograph; Henry Mancini
10 x 8 inch photograph; Henry Mancini
10 x 8 inch photograph; Henry Mancini
3 1/4 x 4 1/2 inch photograph; Sidney Bechet and Pops Foster in front of a store with sign that reads: Beer Parlor; Tampa Nugget
9 1/2 x 7 inch photograph; Sidney Bechet at the beach. Observable in the background is a poster, written in French, that reads: Casino Mauresque; Sidney Bechet
10 x 8 inch photograph; Sidney Bechet playing the drums
10 x 8 inch photograph; Louie Bellson
10 x 8 inch photograph; Pearl Bailey and Louis Armstrong on stage
8 x 11 inch photograph; Terence Blanchard and an unidentified bassist. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: Terence Blanchard at Jazz Times Convention
10 x 8 inch photograph; Van Alexander
10 x 8 inch photograph; [Tony Bennett]
10 x 8 inch photograph; Charlie Byrd
9 1/2 x 6 1/2 inch photograph; Ray Brown
7 3/4 x 9 3/4 inch photograph; unidentified band
5 x 4 inch photograph; Olive Brown
5 x 3 1/2 inch photograph; unidentified couple getting married
11 3/4 x 15 3/4 inch photograph; Leonard Feather with unidentified persons, including a photographer, wearing a "staff" name tag with the letter "J" on it
14 x 11 inch photograph; depicted are Leonard, Jane and Lorraine Feather
14 x 11 inch photograph; Johnny Hodges and Billy Strayhorn
11 x 11 inch photograph; Johnny Hodges and Billy Strayhorn
13 1/2 x 8 1/2 inch photograph; unidentified orchestra conductor performing. Crossed out on the back of the photograph is the following handwritten information: For easel di[splay] only. Not publicati[on]. The back of the photograph is also stamped with the words: Barna Ostert[ag?], New York; and handwritten: David [Amr...?]
8 3/4 x 13 1/4 inch photograph; an unidentified band performing in a recording studio. Among the musicians present are Stan Getz, in white t-shirt at extreme left, Benny Carter, fourth from left, and Count Basie, at left on the piano bench.
14 x 11 inch photograph; Terry Gibbs
13 3/4 x 11 inch photograph; Tadd Dameron playing the piano. Photograph affixed to cardstock
14 x 11 inch photograph; Saxophonist Pete Brown
14 x 11 inch photograph; Bassist Ray Brown.
14 x 11 inch photograph; Drummer Kenny Clarke.
Dexter Gordon Blindfold Test -- Unidentified Individuals Blindfold Test
Vince Guaraldi Blindfold Test -- Radio Show

1966
8 x 10 inch photograph; Marian McPartland, Jim Kappes, and Jack Gregg. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: Marian McPartland, piano; Jim Kappes, drums; Jack Gregg, bass. Taken at the apartment, 1966-12
Stan Kenton Interview & Blindfold Test

1967
8 1/2 x 11 inch signed photograph; Leonard Feather with Greg Dykes, leader of the Sounds of Synanon quintet, in a banquet. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather
7 x 5 inch photograph; Lou McGarity playing the trombone. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: Lou McGarity; Disneyland, 1967-09-30
Marshall Stearns Interview -- Samuel Hayakawa Interview -- Other Interviews

1968
3 1/2 x 3 1/2 inch photograph; Written on the back of the photograph: John S. Wilson, Dan Morgenstern, Leonard Feather, and Stanley Dance; Birds of a Feather
8 x 5 3/4 inch photograph; Monk M. and Dizzy Gillespie
10 x 8 inch photograph; Barney Bigard. Date publication on the back of the photograph: Sunday, 1968-07-21
3 1/2 x 3 1/2 inch photograph; Adele and Joe Marsala

1969
10 x 8 inch photograph; a woman and a man at the piano. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: Teddy Wilson and M.; taken at the Plaza Hotel, Rochester, NY, 1969

1970
5 x 7 inch photograph; Larry Marable playing the drums
10 x 5 1/2 inch photograph; Johnny Mathis and an unidentified woman
10 x 8 inch photograph; unidentified woman
9 1/2 x 7 inch photograph; unidentified man and woman
10 x 8 inch photograph; Beryl Booker playing the piano
10 x 8 inch photograph; unidentified baterist
5 x 7 inch photograph; unidentified man in a restaurant
6 x 7 inch photograph; unidentified man in a restaurant
7 x 5 inch photograph; Remo and Marge Palmier
5 x 7 inch photograph; Eddie Miller on tenor sax, unknown guitarist, Chuck Hedges on clarinet, Johnny Best on trumpet, and Don Ingle on valve trombone (1 duplicate)
5 x 7 inch photograph; Count Basie and [wife?] on board of the West Indies Cruise
5 x 7 inch photograph; Eubie Blake and wife on board of the West Indies Cruise
5 x 7 inch photograph; Howard Alden on guitar, Harry Edison on trumpet, Bob Wilber on soprano sax, Buddy Tate on tenor sax, performing
8 x 10 inch photograph; Leonard Feather and unidentified persons
10 x 8 inch photograph. Leonard Feather reading the Calendar from the Los Angeles Times
10 x 8 inch photograph. Leonard Feather holding some LPs, seen on top is the Quincy's Got a Brand New Bag
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; unidentified woman holding a saxophone. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather
7 x 5 inch signed photograph; Nnenna Freelon. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Billy Rowe. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Hazel Scott. The photograph is dedicated to Jane and Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Eddie South. The photograph is dedicated to Jane and Leonard Feather
9 3/4 x 7 1/4 inch photograph; Dave MacKay and Vicky Hamilton
10 x 8 inch photograph; Herbie Mann
8 x 10 inch photograph; Herbie Mann
8 x 10 inch photograph; Herbie Mann
10 x 8 inch photograph; Herbie Mann
10 x 8 inch photograph; Herbie Mann (1 duplicate)
10 x 8 inch photograph; Harold McKinney
10 x 8 inch photograph; Red Mitchell
10 x 8 inch photograph; Red Mitchell
10 x 8 inch photograph; Red Mitchell
8 x 10 inch photograph; Pat Metheny (1 duplicate)
10 x 8 inch photograph; Helen Merrill. Written on the back of the photograph: Los Angeles Times Sunday picture order; publication date 10/9; Edition Calendar Velox
10 x 8 inch photograph; Marilyn Moore
10 x 8 inch photograph; Marilyn Moore
10 x 8 inch photograph; Frank Morgan
10 x 8 inch photograph; Marian McPartland
7 x 5 inch photograph; Clea Bradford
10 x 8 inch photograph; Clea Bradford
10 x 8 inch photograph; Clea Bradford
8 x 10 inch photograph; Dave Brubeck shaking hands with an unidentified man in the presence of other persons including baritone saxophonist Gerry Mulligan.
10 x 8 inch photograph; Dave Brubeck
9 x 6 1/2 inch photograph; Richard Beirach
10 x 8 inch photograph; Ruth Brown
10 x 8 inch photograph; Jane Ira Bloom (2 duplicates)
8 x 10 inch photograph; Yolande Bavan
11 x 14 inch photograph; Joe Pass playing the guitar and Norman Granz standing by. In the background are Brazilian instruments on top of a box with the name: Paulinho da [Costa]
11 x 11 inch photograph; Cal Tjader playing the vibraphone
14 x 8 3/4 inch photograph; Lester Young playing the saxophone

1972
5 x 7 inch photograph; Eubie Blake

1973
7 3/4 x 5 1/4 inch photograph; unidentified musicians performing
7 3/4 x 5 1/4 inch photograph; Gato Barbieri and unidentified musicians performing (1 duplicate)
5 1/4 x 7 3/4 inch photograph; cornetist Nat Adderley and alto saxophonist Julian "Cannonball" Adderley performing
7 3/4 x 5 1/4 inch photograph; unidentified musicians performing
5 1/4 x 7 3/4 inch photograph; unidentified musicians performing
7 3/4 x 5 1/4 inch photograph; unidentified musicians performing
7 3/4 x 5 1/4 inch photograph; Donald Byrd and unidentified musicians performing
10 x 8 inch photograph; Rich Matteson

1974
10 x 8 inch photograph; Toshiyuki Miyama
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Jimmy McPartland. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: This picture was taken at Nice, France, during the 1974 Newport Jazz Festival; that's Joe Venture's violin on the left; 1976-07-06. The photograph is dedicated to Jane and Leonard Feather
8 x 10 inch photograph; musicians. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: Gerry Mulligan; Don Elliott Concert at Westport Country Playhouse, 1974-05

1975
5 x 7 inch photograph; Matrix (jazz group) performing
9 1/2 x 6 1/4 inch photograph
10 x 8 inch photograph; Dexter Gordon and Melba Liston
10 x 8 inch photograph; unidentified baterist
10 x 8 inch photograph; Katie Malloch with unidentified man and woman
10 x 8 inch photograph; Brock Peters with an unidentified woman holding microphones
10 x 8 inch photograph; Brock Peters with an unidentified woman holding microphones
7 x 5 inch photograph; Kenny Burrell, James Williams, and Red Holloway on board a cruise ship
5 x 7 inch photograph; Kenny Burrell on board the ship
8 1/2 x 11 inch photograph; Leonard Feather and four unidentified men on board
8 x 10 inch photograph; Trombonists' convention at Birdland: Matthew Gee, Trummy Young, Henry Coker, Benny Powell, Al Gray, Leonard Feather, and Melba Liston. This photograph is published in Leonard Feather's book The Jazz Years: Earwitness to an era
8 x 10 inch photograph; Leonard Feather with an unidentified woman
3 1/2x 3 1/2 inch photograph; Leonard Feather with an unidentified woman; a strip of five pictures showing Leonard Feather, Benny Goodman, Tommy Dorsey, and an unidentified woman; one picture of the Savoy [Ballroom] with a sign announcing: Tommy Dorsey and Orchestra Twelve Hour Dancing. These are all glued to a piece of paper
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Ernestine Anderson. The photograph is dedicated to Jane and Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; David Benoit. The photograph is dedicated to Jane and Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Bill Henderson. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather, dated 1975
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Craig Hundley. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Cleo Laine. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather (1 duplicate)
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Adam Makowicz. The photograph is dedicated to Jane and Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Leonard Feather with unidentified men and women. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather by the four persons, including a woman named Siegel
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Jimmy McPartland. The photograph is dedicated to Jane and Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Marian McPartland. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather, dated 1975-03
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Harold Dusley
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Larry Ridley. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather, dated 1975
5 x 7 inch photograph; Toshiko Akiyoshi and Lew Tabackin
5 x 7 inch photograph; unidentified man and woman in a room with a painting and a bust of Duke Ellington
5 x 7 inch photograph; Adam Makowicz talking on the telephone
10 x 8 inch photograph; Adam Makowicz
10 x 8 inch photograph; Adam Makowicz
10 x 8 inch photograph; Adam Makowicz
10 x 8 inch photograph; Adam Makowicz
8 x 10 inch photograph; unidentified man and his mother
8 x 10 inch photograph; Harvey Mason
10 x 8 inch photograph; Harvey Mason
10 x 8 inch photograph; Les McCann
10 x 8 inch photograph; Les McCann
10 x 8 inch photograph; John Mayall
10 x 8 inch photograph; Carmen McRae (2 duplicates)
10 x 8 inch photograph; Carmen McRae
10 x 8 inch photograph; Carmen McRae
10 x 8 inch photograph; Carmen McRae. Label on the back of the photograph reads: Inimitable jazz vocalist Carmen McRae will perform at UCLA's Royce Hall, Friday, April 2, at 8:30 p.m. (1 duplicate)
10 x 8 inch photograph; Marilyn Moore (2 duplicates)
10 x 8 inch photograph; Marilyn Moore
10 x 8 inch photograph; Marilyn Moore
10 x 8 inch photograph; Murray MacEachern playing the trombone. Inscription at the bottom of the photograph reads: The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, directed by Murray McEachern
7 3/4 x 9 1/4 inch photograph; Paul Motian
10 x 8 inch photograph; Marian McPartland
10 x 8 inch photograph; Marian McPartland at the piano
8 x 10 inch photograph; Jimmy and Marian McPartland. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: Jimmy and Marian McPartland. Nice. Summer 1975
10 x 8 inch photograph; Jimmy McPartland
8 x 10 inch photograph; Jimmy McPartland playing the trumpet. This photograph is published in Leonard Feather's and Ira Gitler's book The Encyclopedia of Jazz in the Seventies
6 x 9 inch photograph; Count Basie. Typewritten on the back of the photograph is a letter from David D. Spitzer to Leonard Feather, dated 1975-03-17
4 x 8 3/4 inch photograph; Clea Bradford, Little Richard, and an unidentified man. Inscriptions on the back is illegible and includes words in French; also the name: Apollon Kipianni, director of philharmonic
7 x 9 inch photograph; Dave Brubeck performing with baritone saxophonist Gerry Mulligan, drummer Alan Dawson and several unidentified musicians.
10 x 8 inch photograph; Nat Adderley
8 x 10 inch photograph; Jane Ira Bloom (1 duplicate)
10 x 8 inch photograph; Jane Ira Bloom (2 duplicates)
10 x 8 inch photograph; George Benson
10 x 8 inch photograph; Gary Burton
10 x 8 inch photograph; unidentified bassist (1 duplicate)
10 x 8 inch photograph; Kenny Burrell
10 x 8 inch photograph; Bob Brookmeyer
8 x 10 inch photograph; Jack DeJohnette, Miroslav Vitors, Terje Rypdal
8 x 10 inch signed photograph; Leonard Feather and drummer Max Roach. The photograph is glued to a 17 x 11 inch cardboard. The cardboard includes a dedication to Leonard Feather from [MacK…?]
11 x 14 inch photograph; Norman Granz and Count Basie
14 x 11 inch photograph; Charlie Parker and Allen Eager, Royal Roost, NYC, 1948
14 x 11 inch photograph; Jane and Leonard Feather with unidentified persons in a reception, probably in their apartment
14 x 11 inch photograph; Jane and Leonard Feather with unidentified persons in a reception, probably in their apartment (1 duplicate)
14 x 11 inch photograph; Jane and Leonard Feather with unidentified persons in a reception, probably in their apartment
14 x 11 inch photograph; Jane and Leonard Feather with unidentified persons in a reception, probably in their apartment

1976
3 1/2 x 5 inch photograph; performing are Eubie Blake and unidentified musicians
3 1/2 x 5 inch photograph; performing are Eubie Blake and unidentified musicians
3 1/2 x 5 inch photograph; performing are Eubie Blake and unidentified musicians
3 1/2 x 5 inch photograph; performing are Eubie Blake and unidentified musicians
3 1/2 x 5 inch photograph; performing are Eubie Blake and trumpeter Jon Faddis.
5 x 3 1/2 inch photograph; performing are Eubie Blake and unidentified musicians
3 1/2 x 5 inch photograph; performing are Eubie Blake and unidentified musicians
5 x 3 1/2 inch photograph; performing are Eubie Blake and unidentified musicians
3 1/2 x 5 inch photograph; performing are Eubie Blake and unidentified musicians
3 1/2 x 5 inch photograph; performing are Eubie Blake and unidentified musicians
3 1/2 x 5 inch photograph; performing are Eubie Blake and unidentified musicians
5 x 3 1/2 inch photograph; performing are Eubie Blake and unidentified musicians
3 1/2 x 5 inch photograph; performing are Eubie Blake and unidentified musicians
3 1/2 x 5 inch photograph; performing are Eubie Blake and unidentified musicians
4 3/4 x 3 1/2 inch photograph; Olive Brown
4 3/4 x 3 1/2 inch photograph; Olive Brown
Phil Woods Interview and Blindfold Test--Performances By Jackie and Roy & Stéphane Grappelli

1977
11 x 14 inch photograph; Count Basie playing the piano and Norman Granz leaning on it

1978
4 1/4 x 3 1/2 inch signed photograph; Leonard Feather and Marian McPartland. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch signed photograph;Pianist and vocalist Bobby Short. The photograph is dedicated to Jane and Leonard Feather, dated 1978-02-15
5 x 7 inch photograph; Toshiko Akiyoshi
7 x 5 inch photograph; Toshiko Akiyoshi
5 x 7 inch photograph; Toshiko Akiyoshi and Lew Tabackin
10 x 8 inch photograph; Toshiko Akiyoshi and Lew Tabackin. Stamped on the back of the photograph: Received 1978-03-20 RCA/Record Division Public Affairs. Also a horizontal copy of the same photograph, with a label on the back of the photograph that reads: The Akiyoshi/Tabackin Big Band and Ella Fitzgerald will perform on Sunday, May 28 in UCLA's Pauley Pavilion at 8 p.m., in conjunction with the UCLA Jazz Festival May 27-29
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Leonard Feather shaking hands with President Jimmy Carter. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: White House jazz party, 1978. This is a copy of the photograph dedicated to Leonard Feather. This photograph is published in Leonard Feather's book The Jazz Years: Earwitness to an era
1 scrapbook (279 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.

1979
7x 5 inch photograph; Jay McShann playing the piano. Typewritten on the back of the photograph: Jay McShann at 1979 jazz party
5 x 8 1/8 inch photograph; Akiyoshi-Tabackin Big Band. Label on the front of the photograph reads: Akiyoshi-Tabackin Big Band. 1979-04-22. Cal State Fullerton
8 1/8 x 5 inch photograph; Akiyoshi-Tabackin Big Band. Label on the front of the photograph reads: Akiyoshi-Tabackin Big Band. 1979-04-22. Cal State Fullerton
10 x 8 inch photograph; Joni Mitchell. Inscription at the bottom of the photograph reads: Joni Mitchell; Playboy Jazz Festival; June 15-16, 1979; The Hollywood Bowl
8 x 10 inch photograph; Bill Mays. Inscription at the bottom of the photograph reads: Bill Mays; Playboy Jazz Festival; June 15-16, 1979; The Hollywood Bowl
1 scrapbook (200 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.

1980
8 3/4 x 7 1/8 inch photograph; Makanda Ken McIntyre
5 x 7 inch photograph; unidentified musicians performing. Observable above the stage is the logo of Playboy Magazine
5 x 7 inch photograph; unidentified musicians performing. Observable above the stage is the logo of Playboy Magazine
5 x 7 inch photograph; unidentified man
7 x 9 inch photograph; Leonard Feather and two unidentified men [at the Las Vegas Convention Center]
5 x 7 inch photograph; Leonard Feather and two unidentified men, one of whom is holding a plaque
3 1/2 x 3 1/2 inch photograph; Leonard Feather with unidentified man and woman
10 x 8 inch photograph. Leonard Feather at the piano with microphone
10 x 8 inch photograph. Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch photograph. Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch photograph. Leonard Feather
8 x 10 inch photograph. Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch photograph. Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch photograph. Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Toshiko Akiyoshi and Lew Tabackin. The photograph is dedicated to Jane and Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Unidentified man and woman standing in front of a flag that includes horizontal stripes from top to bottom, in the colors of red, white and blue. They are standing in what appears to be a boat. The woman is holding a trumpet to her mouth. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather from John Birks.
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Sandy Graham. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Billie Holiday. This is a copy of the photograph dedicated to her friends and godchild, Leonard, Jane, and Lorraine Feather. It is published in Leonard Feather's book The Jazz Years: Earwitness to an era
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; B. B. King. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Anita O'Day. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Flora Purim and Airto Moreira. The photograph is dedicated to Jane, Lorraine, and Leonard Feather
7 x 5 inch photograph; Toshiko Akiyoshi
8 x 10 inch photograph; The Shelly Manne Trio: Frank Collett, Shelly Manne, Monty Budwig
10 x 8 inch photograph; Barry Martyn
10 x 8 inch photograph; Bennie Maupin
10 x 8 inch photograph; Bennie Maupin
8 x 10 inch photograph; Gary McFarland
10 x 8 inch photograph; Gary McFarland (1 duplicate)
8 x 10 inch photograph; Ann Patterson's Maiden Voyage (1 duplicate)
8 x 10 inch photograph; Billy May and Dave Cavanaugh at Time-Life Recording session
10 x 8 inch photograph; Barbara McNair
10 x 8 inch photograph; Carmen McRae
10 x 8 inch photograph; Blue Mitchell (1 duplicate)
10 x 8 inch photograph; Thelonious Sphere Monk
10 x 8 inch photograph; Thelonious Sphere Monk
8 x 10 inch photograph; Sergio Mendes
10 x 8 inch photograph; Sergio Mendes
7 x 9 1/2 inch photograph; Billy Moore
9 1/2 x 7 inch photograph; Billy Moore
9 1/2 x 7 inch photograph; Billy Moore. This photograph is published in Leonard Feather's book The Jazz Years: Earwitness to an era
6 x 4 1/2 inch photograph; Alphonse Mouzon
10 x 8 inch photograph; Alphonse Mouzon
10 x 8 inch photograph; Aminata Moseka
10 x 8 inch photograph; Sam Most
10 x 8 inch photograph; Buddy Montgomery
10 x 8 inch photograph; Maria Muldaur
10 x 8 inch photograph; Marian McPartland
8 x 10 inch photograph; Count Basie holding a picture of an unidentified saxophonist
8 x 10 inch photograph. From left to right: Paula Berger (mother of photographer Ed Berger); Dan Morgenstern; Vincent Pelote; David Penque. Benny Carter is sitting in the middle of the group holding up a photograph of an unidentified saxophonist.
10 x 8 inch photograph; Count Basie playing the piano. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: Dan Baliotti
8 x 10 inch photograph; Nat Adderley Jr. playing the guitar
8 x 10 inch photograph; Nat Adderley. This photograph is published in Leonard Feather's and Ira Gitler's book The Encyclopedia of Jazz in the Seventies
8 x 10 inch photograph; Louie Bellson, Ray Brown, Mundell Lowe, Clark Terry, Roy Eldridge, Zoot Sims, Bill Harris, "Lockjaw" Davis, Benny Carter, John Lewis
10 x 8 inch photograph; Karen Briggs posing with her violin
5 x 7 inch photograph; the man on the left with mustache is pianist-composer Alan Broadbent
8 x 10 inch photograph; Alan Broadbent. Label on the back of the photograph reads: Pianist Alan Broadbent […] here adds his special touch to RealTime Digital Records' newly released album Jack Sheldon: Playin' it straight…
10 x 8 inch photograph; Chuck Mangione
8 x 10 inch photograph; Chuck Mangione
L to R: Standing: Chip Jackson, Joe LaBarbera, Gerry Niewood. Sitting: Chuck Mangione
1 scrapbook (207 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.

1981
10 x 8 inch photograph; Toshiko Akiyoshi and Lew Tabackin. Label on the back of the photograph reads: The internationally acclaimed Akiyoshi/ Tabackin Big Band, winner of the Downbeat Readers and Downbeat Critics Polls for 1981 as the Number One Big Band, will appear in a rare concert at UCLA's Royce Hall, Saturday, January 30 at 8:30 p.m.
5 x 3 1/2 inch photograph; Marilyn Moore. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: Marilyn Moore; Radio emission show, Paris, France; 1981-07

1982
8 1/2 x 11 inch photograph; Buddy Tate and Al Grey on Staten Island Ferry jazz Boatride. (This photo is stuck together with photo LHIV 0441 due to moisture)
8 1/2 x 11 inch photograph; Buddy Tate and Al Grey on Staten Island Ferry jazz Boatride. (This photo is stuck together with photo LHIV 0440 due to moisture)
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Sadik Hakim. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather, dated 1982-05-25
Wayne Shorter Blindfold Test -- B.B. King Interview
1 scrapbook (176 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.

1983
John Henry Hammond II Interview --Leonard Feather's Phone Call-- Rob McConnell Blindfold Test
1 scrapbook (184 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.

1984
8 1/2 x 11 inch photograph; Joe Williams, Maxine Sullivan, George Shearing, Clark Rerry, Mel Torme. Jazz cruise, SS Norway. This photograph is published in Leonard Feather's book The Jazz Years: Earwitness to an era
9 x 10 inch photograph; Leonard Feather with an unidentified woman
Jack Elliott -- Luther Henderson -- Dave Liebman. Blindfold Test, April 9, 1984
1 scrapbook (84 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.
1 scrapbook (105 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.

1985
5 x 7 inch photograph; Allen Eager
10 x 8 inch photograph; Leonard Feather with an unidentified man. Feather's name tag reads: Youth Music Project; Los Angeles, California; University Extension
8 x 10 inch photograph; Leonard Feather with an unidentified man at a conference
4 1/4 x 3 1/2 inch Polaroid photograph; Leonard Feather and unidentified friends celebrating a holiday in a home
4 1/4 x 3 1/2 inch Polaroid photograph; Leonard Feather and friends celebrating a holiday in a home
4 1/4 x 3 1/2 inch Polaroid photograph; Leonard Feather and friends celebrating a holiday in a home
3 1/2 x 5 inch photograph; Leonard Feather with two unidentified women
3 1/2 x 5 inch photograph; Leonard Feather with unidentified man and woman, in a restaurant
3 1/2 x 5 inch photograph; Leonard Feather with a name tag that reads: Jazz at Ojai, with an unidentified man
8 x 5 inch photograph; a baterist. T. S. Monk playing the drums. A banner in the background of the stage reads: Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz
8 x 10 inch photograph; Marian McPartland with children
8 x 10 inch photograph; Marian McPartland playing the piano
10 x 8 inch photograph; Nat Adderley
Branford Marsalis Blindfold Test
1 scrapbook (100 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.

1986
6 x 8 inch photograph; Jane Feather and Samantha Bagley in St. Maarten Islands, Caribbean. Inscription at the bottom of the photograph reads: Norwegian Caribbean Lines
8 x 10 inch signed photograph; Leonard Feather and an unidentified man holding award plaques from the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers-ASCAP. Leonard Feather received this award for his essay Memories of Billie Holiday, published in The Los Angeles Times. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather from [Clinch?]
Stacy Rowles and Jimmy Rowles Blindfold Test
1 scrapbook (95 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.

1987
5 x 7 inch photograph; Jane Feather and Mary Ann Seigel. Inscription at the bottom of the photograph reads: Cruising 87; Vancouver Frisco L. A.; Taken on board M/V Regent Sea
5 x 6 3/4 inch photograph; Jane and Leonard Feather. Inscription at the bottom of the photograph reads: Norwegian Cruise Line; M/S Seaward
6 x 8 inch photograph; Jane and Leonard Feather. Inscription at the bottom of the photograph reads: Norwegian Caribbean Lines
10 x 8 inch photograph; David Benoit. Label on the back of the photograph reads: David Benoit; Hermosa Beach Civic Theatre; 1987-02-14; 4th Annual Gala
1 scrapbook (97 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.
1 scrapbook (159 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.

1988
4 x 5 3/4 inch photograph; unidentified persons at a dinner table: [Scate Alsop?] and others; the man on the left with white hair and in the tuxedo is singer Joe Williams
5 x 6 3/4 inch photograph; Jane and Leonard Feather. Inscription at the bottom of the photograph reads: Norwegian Cruise Line; M/S Seaward
5 x 6 3/4 inch photograph; group of people at a dinner table. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: Diane and John McDevough?, Katie Pamell, Angela?, Mel P., Scate Alsop?, Jane and Leonard Feather. Inscription at the bottom of the photograph reads: Norwegian Cruise Line
5 x 6 3/4 inch photograph; Group of people at a dinner table. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: John and Diane McDevough?, Chicago; 1988-10 Cruise. Inscription at the bottom of the photograph reads: Norwegian Cruise Line
5 x 6 3/4 inch photograph; Leonard Feather, Helen Oakley Dance, and Stanley Dance. Inscription at the bottom of the photograph reads: Norwegian Cruise Line
5 x 7 inch photograph; Jane Feather and Maria Cole (Mrs. Nat King Cole)
Scott Hamilton Interview
Leonard Feather's Conversation with a Doctor
1 scrapbook (151 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.

1989
10 x 8 inch photograph; Cele, a jazz vocalist performs on board one of the Regency Cruise ships going from Vancouver, B.C. to Los Angeles, CA. This particular cruise was billed as a jazz cruise.
10 x 8 inch photograph; Daniele Alexander
10 x 8 inch photograph; Daniele Alexander

1990
3 1/2 x 5 inch photograph; unidentified couple on board a cruise ship
5 x 3 1/2 inch photograph; Leonard Feather and Brandford Marsalis on board a cruise ship
3 1/2 x 5 inch photograph; Jane and Leonard Feather wearing paper crowns, in a restaurant
3 1/2 x 5 inch photograph; Jane and Leonard Feather in an auditorium
5 x 3 1/2 inch photograph; Leonard Feather playing the piano along with unidentified musicians
5 x 7 inch photograph; unidentified couple
10 x 8 inch photograph; Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch photograph; T. S. Monk
5 x 7 photograph; Branford Marsalis
5 x 7 photograph; Branford Marsalis
5 x 7 photograph; Branford Marsalis
10 x 8 inch photograph; Branford Marsalis
8 x 10 inch photograph; Branford Marsalis
10 x 8 inch photograph; Dave Brubeck playing the piano. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: Dan Baliotti
1 scrapbook (176 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.

1991
1 scrapbook (214 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.

1993
10 x 8 inch signed photograph; Nnenna Freelon. The photograph is dedicated to Leonard Feather
10 x 8 inch photograph; T. S. Monk

1994
1 scrapbook (115 p.) Includes newspaper and magazine articles mostly written by Leonard Feather or his pseudonyms.