Collection Timeline

1920 to 1999

1920
Two unidentified women posing on the porch of a house. One is standing up with her left arm resting on the back of a rocking chair in which the other is sitting
Portrait of an unidentified man. This photograph is missing segments

1925
Unidentified woman sitting down in a rocking chair on the porch of a house (1 duplicate)

1935
Graduation picture of an unidentified young woman

1940
Unidentified baby
Unidentified woman. The photograph is in a paper frame. No inscriptions on the back of the photograph
Portrait of an unidentified man

1942
Portrait of Al Grey in military costume. The photograph is laid on a background depicting patriotic motifs. Inscribed above the photograph: Army and Navy Forever. The photograph and the background drawings occupy the complete front of this 8 x 6 inch oval metal frame
A band posing on the steps of a brick building. Written on the drum: PJHS 41.42

1945
Unidentified woman posing beside a car
Grosse Isle Band

1948
Portrait of an unidentified man in military costume
Billie Holiday, 1948. The photograph is dedicated to Rosalie and Al Grey from Bill Gottlieb

1950
Al Grey and unidentified band performing for an audience comprised mostly of youths in a saloon decorated with musical motifs. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey with an unidentified man. This photograph is pasted on a photo album

1952
Unidentified man with two unidentified women

1955
Unidentified man
Al Grey posing with five unidentified men. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey. This photograph is pasted on a photo album

1958
A baby. Handwritten on the lower right corner of the photograph: Keith Bradley Bennett, 1958

1960
Unidentified boy and girl
A baby. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: Delores Williams, 8 months old
Al Grey
Unidentified woman
Al Grey performing with unidentified musicians
A wedding picture. Depicted are unidentified bride and groom walking down the central aisle of a church observed by the guests on both sides. The photograph is in a 3 1/2 x 2 3/4 inch oval metal desk frame. No inscriptions on the back of the photograph
Portrait of an unidentified woman. The photograph has a signed dedication from [?]. The photograph is under glass in a 5 1/4 x 4 inch oval mettalic desk frame. No inscriptions on the back of the photograph
Al Grey performing with two unidentified musicians, one a trumpeter and the other a saxophonist. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey performing with two unidentified musicians, one a trumpeter and the other a saxophonist. This photograph is pasted on a photo album

1961
Unidentified musicians performing on a stage. A banner on the back of the stage reads: Music at Newport 1961. This photograph is pasted on a photo album

1965
A baby. Handwritten at the bottom of the photograph: Jennie Mary, age 3 months
A baby. The photograph is in a paper frame dedicated to Grand mom and Grand pop by Diane, age 3 months
Portrait of an unidentified woman
Unidentified persons sitting at a dinner table in what appears to be the gym or auditorium of a school. Stamped on the back of the photograph: Young Men's Christian Association, Pottstown, Pennsylvania
Unidentified persons sitting at a dinner table in what appears to be the gym or auditorium of a school. [Young Men's Christian Association, Pottstown, Pennsylvania]
A band composed of boys. Written on the drum: S. D. A. School Osa-Uku. This is a clip from a magazine glued to a piece of cardboard
Al Grey performing with two unidentified musicians, one a bassist and the other a vibist. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey playing cards with [Dizzy Gillespie]. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey holding his trombone and a piece of paper with musical score in the company of unidentified musicians. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey and an unidentified pianist. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey playing the trombone in front of an unidentified band in a crowded stadium. The members of the band are wearing uniforms with the letter "S" on their chest and the drums show the initials "S.U.". This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey and an unidentified woman at the counter of a tavern having a bite to eat. This photograph is pasted on a photo album

1968
A young man. On the right bottom of the photograph there is a sticker that reads: class 68. This photograph is in a paper frame and is dedicated to Pop Pop by Gary. No inscriptions on the back of the photograph

1970
Three unidentified girls
Unidentified woman
Unidentified group of children in what looks like a school pose, including unidentified adults, probably teachers
Goodwill Boys Band of Pottstown, [Pennsylvania] and unidentified persons
Unidentified musicians
Portrait of a man in military costume. A badge name on the right side of his shirt reads: Miller. This photograph is dedicated to dad by [?] Joe
A wedding picture. Depicted are unidentified bride, groom, and the bridal party
Trudy Pitts and Bill "Mr. C" Carney (1 duplicate)
Al Grey posing with Ella Fitzgerald and Count Basie's guys. Al Grey and one of the men are holding award plaques. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey and unidentified musicians. This photograph is pasted on a photo album sheet.
Al Grey and unidentified musicians sitting in front of a blackboard with the scores of the song Round Midnight written on it.with unidentified student, who is playing the guitar, at the Philadelphia Parkway School.; This photograph is pasted on a photo album sheet.
Al Grey performing in an orchestra, with drummer Harold Jones and guitarist Freddie Green. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey posing with three unidentified men. A sign on the back wall reads: The Frigate. This photograph is pasted on a photo album sheet.
Al Grey and two unidentified musicians, one a pianist and the other a saxophonist. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey, Dizzy Gillespie, and three unidentified men at the Jazz Club Philadelphia Awards Dinner. Gillespie and one of the men are holding trophies. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey performing with the Count Basie's Orchestra. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey playing the trombone. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey performing in an unidentified orchestra featuring also drummer Harold Jones and guitarist [Freddie Green]. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey, Ella Fitzgerald, and unidentified persons. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey, Ella Fitzgerald, and unidentified persons. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey playing the trombone on top of a building while the scene is filmed by an unidentified cameraman on his back right side. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey performing with Rahsaan Roland Kirk, who is playing both a saxophone and another woodwind instrument. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey posing with three unidentified women and three unidentified men. A banner stretched on the background reads: singer and dancer Miss Dimples Darling. This photograph is pasted on a photo album

1971
Inscription at the bottom of the photograph reads: Trombonist Al Grey and Band with Presidential Candidate George McGovern and Mrs. McGovern at Governor Milton Shapp's inaugural party at the Governor's Mansion in Harrisburg, PA. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey and band at Governor Milton Shapp's inaugural party at the Governor's Mansion in Harrisburg, PA. The photograph is signed by Governor Milton Shapp. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey and band performing at Governor Milton Shapp's inaugural party at the Governor's Mansion in Harrisburg, PA. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey performing with an unidentified band at the inaugural ball of the Pennsylvania Governor Milton Shapp. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey posing with an unidentified man at the inaugural ball of the Pennsylvania Governor Milton Shapp. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey and band performing for the guests at Governor Milton Shapp's inaugural party at the Governor's Mansion in Harrisburg, PA. The photograph is signed by Governor Milton Shapp. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Handwritten on the bottom of the photograph: Al Grey featured soloist at inaugural ball of Pennsylvania Governor Milton Shapp, 1971-01. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey performing a solo at the inaugural ball of the Pennsylvania Governor Milton Shapp, 1971-01. This photograph is pasted on a photo album

1972
Al Grey performing with trumpeter [Roy Eldridge] and saxophonist [Coleman Hawkins] at the Jazz at the Philharmonic- JATP, in Zurich. The name on the drums read: Louie Bellson. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey performing with an unidentified orchestra. A label below the photograph reads: Kansas City Jazz Show, May 2, 72, Geneva. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey. A label below the photograph reads: Zurich, 1972-10-25. This photograph is pasted on a photo album

1974
Unidentified persons singing on a stage at a playground included are a pianist and a conductor. A label on the back of the photograph reads: Pennhurst State School and Hospital, Spring City, PA

1975
Four unidentified men standing behind five unidentified women who are sitting on chairs. Three of the women are holding certificates
Unidentified band performing on a stage
Al Grey playing the trombone
Al Grey with unidentified musicians on a stage
Unidentified pianist
Two unidentified musicians, one a trumpeter and the other a saxophonist
Two unidentified musicians, one a trumpeter and the other a saxophonist
A woman. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: Madie P. Whitney, dress making
John Gordon
Unidentified comedians
Unidentified women singing, including a conductor, and some of the audience
Dakota Staton (1 duplicate)
Unidentified saxophonist and vocalist
Al Grey posing with unidentified persons. This photograph is pasted on a photo album sheet.
Al Grey conversing with an unidentified man. This photograph is pasted on a photo album sheet.
Al Grey posing with unidentified persons at a table in a restaurant. This photograph is pasted on a photo album sheet.
Al Grey playing the trombone with unidentified student, who is playing the guitar, at the Philadelphia Parkway School. This photograph is pasted on a photo album sheet.
Al Grey posing with two unidentified men. This photograph is pasted on a photo album sheet.
Al Grey posing with an unidentified man. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey performing beside an unidentified musician. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey posing with two unidentified musicians. This photograph is pasted on a photo album sheet.
Al Grey performing with Ella Fitzgerald, in Holland. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey performing with the Kansas City Jazz, in Oslo. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey posing with three unidentified men . This photograph is pasted on a photo album sheet.
Al Grey posing with an unidentified man. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey with three unidentified men standing in front of a wall displaying some photographs. This photograph is pasted on a photo album.
Al Grey with unidentified men. This photograph is pasted on a photo album.
Caricature of Al Grey, by Jul[?] A. M[?]. Felt tip pen on paper
Unidentified Orchestra. Music stands in front of the musicians bear the letters "CB". This photograph is pasted on a photo album sheet.
Al Grey posing with two unidentified men. This photograph is pasted on a photo album sheet.
Al Grey performing with unidentified musicians . This photograph is pasted on a photo album sheet.
Al Grey performing with unidentified musicians and an unidentified woman singer . This photograph is pasted on a photo album sheet.

1980
A boy. The photograph is dedicated to Grand mom and Grand pop from Elwood
A man smoking a cigarette sitting on a park bench. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: Brother Wilbur
Al Grey posing with three unidentified men. Al Grey's shirt reads: Soho Jazz Festival. The men's shirts read: Al Grey, the Fabulous Plunger
Teresa Brewer. The photograph is dedicated to Al Grey. Handwritten on the back of the photograph is a list of musicians and their respective instruments, a list of eight songs, and the name: Jimmy Maxwell. Photograph is signed.
Bobbi Sherron. On the back of the photograph there is a ticket from D.R. Jellis and associates, Canada, and a handwritten note: Please bring horn to Philly. Photograph is signed.
Unidentified musicians performing for an audience, [in a library?]
Unidentified pianist
Unidentified pianist
Unidentified musician: [a drummer]
Unidentified drummer
Unidentified drummer
Bob Thiele
Queen Bey
Unidentified man leaning on a piano
Group composed of one woman and five men. The title reads: Everybody, the G. A. S. Recording Artist
Portrait of an unidentified woman. The photograph is in a metal desk frame. No inscriptions on the back of the photograph
Portrait of an unidentified woman. The photograph is under glass in a metal desk frame. The easel of the frame is separated. No inscriptions on the back of the photograph
Roswell Rudd
Al Grey posing with seven unidentified men. Two are holding award certificates. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
George Smith
George Smith (2 duplicates)
Al Grey performing with two unidentified musicians. This photograph is pasted on a photo album sheet.
Lionel Hampton, Erroll Garner, and Al Grey. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey posing with two unidentified men. On the background wall the words: Just Jazz. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey performing with two unidentified musicians, one a pianist and the other a guitarist. Written on the background wall: Just Jazz. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Photograph is mounted on a paper frame from "Just Jazz," Philadelphia, PA. Al Grey performing with unidentified musicians. Written on the background wall: Just Jazz. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
A sign above a door reads: Just Jazz, Al Grey's intimate jazz, featuring the Bobby Durham Trio. An unidentified man holds a door open for the customers, all of this filmed by an unidentified cameraman. On the other side of the street three United States flags are at half mast. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey performing with unidentified musicians. Written on the background wall: Just Jazz. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey playing the trombone at the bottom of a sculpture. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Al Grey posing with unidentified guitarist. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Shield wood finish plaque. U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
Al Grey posing with two unidentified men and an unidentified woman. This photograph is pasted on a photo album sheet.
Al Grey posing with unidentified persons. This photograph is pasted on a photo album sheet.
Wood finish plaque holding a figure in ceramic. Stamped on the back of the plaque: J. H. Hunsicker Mfg. Co., Water Valley (MS)

1981
Al Grey performing with unidentified musicians
Al Grey performing. Inscribed on the back of the photograph: Song "Isn't She Lovely" 1981-07-12; North Sea Jazz Festival-The Hague
Al Grey performing. Inscribed on the back of the photograph: Song "Isn't She Lovely" 1981-07-12; North Sea Jazz Festival-The Hague
Al Grey playing the trombone. This photograph is pasted on a photo album

1983
Al Grey, by David Jones. The drawing is dedicated to David Jones from Al Grey
Wood finish squared border plaque with engraved double plate bearing a disk. Sunnybrook's First Annual Achievement Award presented to Al Grey, in Pottstown (PA). Stamped on the back of the plaque: Trophy & Plaque Shack, Pottstown (PA)

1984
Al Grey posing with unidentified man and woman at a restaurant. The photograph is in a paper frame dedicated to "my Ace man" from [J. B. [?] and Alicia
Wood finish plaque with double engraved plate bearing a musical theme. To Al Grey from the Amy-6 Home and School Association for his efforts on behalf of the Amy-6 Jazz Festival. A label on the back of the plaque reads: Spike's Trophies, a division of Gold Medal Sporting Goods
Certificate. To Al Grey from the Washington Elementary School District. The certificate is in a brown folder

1985
Al Grey. The photograph is glued to a piece of cardboard
Al Grey sitting at a table in company of two unidentified women. On top of the table is the LP entitled "Pablo Live - Montreux '77 - Oscar Peterson Jam"
Al Grey performing with Mike Grey, Joe Cohen and the rest of Al Grey's band at that time (2 duplicates)
Al Grey with son Mike Grey.
Unidentified trombonist performing, [in a library?]
Unidentified drummer
Unidentified trombonist. A printed cut out sentence glued on the photograph reads: Love him as if his ancestors were watching
Al Grey playing the trombone. Partially seen on the stage is a drum with the name: Bert Dahlander
Unidentified saxophonist
Al Grey playing the trombone. This photograph is pasted on a photo album
Portrait of Al Grey, by Ted Kearsley. Pencil on paper
Al Grey playing the trombone, by Ted Kearsley. The drawing is on a white mat, under glass, within an 18 x 16 inch aluminum frame. The upper left corner of the glass is broken
Al Grey posing with two unidentified women and an unidentified man. This photograph is pasted on a photo album sheet.
Frame holding a certificate with gold foil seal of the State of Arizona and blue and yellow ribbons under glass. Title of Honorary Citizen of Arizona presented to Al Grey. Bruce Babbitt, Governor and Rose Mofford, Secretary of the State of Arizona. Phoenix (AZ). A label on the back of the frame reads: Berks Art, Reading (PA)
Frame holding a 15 x 10 citation with gold foil seal under acrylic. To Al Grey for his contribution to the ""Jazz Allstars Benefit."" The State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations. Richard A. Licht, Lieutenant Governor. Providence (RI)

1987
Al Grey posing with two unidentified men. A label on the back of the photograph reads: Sunday 1991-05-31. The Jazz Inn Party. Hotel "Huis ter Duin" - Noordwijk at Sea/Netherlands
Al Grey playing the trombone. A label on the back of the photograph reads: Sunday 1991-05-31 (ear=Red Holloway); Jazz Inn Party. Hotel "Huis ter Duin" - Noordwijk at Sea/ The Netherlands

1988
Art Blakey. Jazz Middelheim, 1988. The photograph is mounted on a black mat. It is dedicated to Al Grey from Jean Alleyn, 1991-08
Frame holding a cloth certificate under glass. To Al Grey from the University of Idaho for his contribution to the Lionel Hampton-Chevron Jazz Festival

1989
Unidentified drummer. Signed photograph.
Cloth certificate. To Al Grey from the University of Idaho for his contribution to the Lionel Hampton-Chevron Jazz Festival

1990
A saxophonist. This photograph has a dedication from Mr. Murakami
Al Grey with unidentified musicians on a stage
Al Grey with unidentified musicians on a stage
Al Grey with an unidentified man
Al Grey playing the trombone
Al Grey wearing what appears to be a ceremonial costume posing with Rosalie in front of a picture of an unidentified man, probably a religious or political leader
Al Grey
Al Grey [in Japan?]
Al Grey performing. Behind him, on the stage, is an unidentified bassist. Al Grey is wearing a shirt that reads: Al Grey, The Fabulous Plunger. A label on the back of the photograph reads: Thursday 1990-07-12; North Sea Jazz Festival 1990/Congresgebouw-The Hague/Rembrantdtzaal
Al Grey playing the trumpet. The photograph is pasted on a white mat, which bears a signed dedication to Al Grey for his birthday. The photograph is in a 17 x 11 1/2 wood frame
Al Grey, by Gebhard. Pen on paper. Handwritten on the back: I enjoyed your performance at Fortune Garden Pavillon; a little jazz friend Gebhard; Gebhard Luger; Am Brandzz; 6900 Bregenz; Austria, Europe
A trombonist, by Wo[?]. The drawing is dedicated to Rosalie Soladar from Al Grey. The dedication is written on a separate envelope
Acrylic plaque. To Al Grey from the University of Idaho for his contribution to the Lionel Hampton-Chevron Jazz Festival
Wood finish plaque with gold engraved plate. Al Grey is inducted into the Central Pennsylvania Friends of Jazz Hall of Fame in homage to his long career as lead trombonist with Count Basie Big Band. A label on the back of the plaque reads: Award Connection, New Cumberland (PA)

1991
Al Grey holding a girl on his lap. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: B. S. Weil.
Al Grey posing with two unidentified men. A label on the back of the photograph reads: Sunday 14th, 1991. 16th North Sea Jazz Festival 1991/The Hague; Amsterdam Airport (Departure)
Al Grey trying on oversize traditional wooden shoes clogs from Holland. A label on the back of the photograph reads: Saturday 1991-08-10. 65th Anniversary Michiel de Ruyter (Mike); island "Marken"/The Netherlands
Al Grey. A label on the back of the photograph reads: Sunday 1991-08-11. 65th Anniversary Michiel de Ruyter (Mike); The Zaanse Schans/The Netherlands
Al Grey playing the trombone. The photograph is pasted on a white mat, which bears a signed dedication to Al Grey for his birthday from Werner Pavei. The photograph is under glass in a 12 x 10 aluminum frame. Illegible handwritten notes on the back of the frame, including the name Monchsberg? [Salzburg, Austria]
Acrylic plaque. To Al Grey from the University of Idaho for his contribution to the Lionel Hampton-Chevron Jazz Festival

1992
Al Grey. Oslo Jazz Festival
Al Grey playing the trombone next to an unidentified man at a tavern. A label on the back of the photograph reads: Sunday 1992-11-01. Jazz Mecca 1992/Maastricht-The Netherlands; Golden Tulip/Barbizon Hotel-Maastricht
Al Grey playing the trombone alongside two unidentified musicians, one a saxophonist and the other a trombonist next to an unidentified man at a tavern. A label on the back of the photograph reads: Sunday 1992-11-01. Jazz Mecca 1992/Maastricht-The Netherlands; Golden Tulip/Barbizon Hotel-Maastricht
Al Grey playing the trombone alongside two unidentified musicians, one a saxophonist and the other a trombonist at a tavern. A label on the back of the photograph reads: Sunday 1992-11-01. Jazz Mecca 1992/Maastricht-The Netherlands; Golden Tulip/Barbizon Hotel-Maastricht
Al Grey with two unidentified men and an unidentified woman at the counter of a tavern. A label on the back of the photograph reads: Sunday 1992-11-01. Jazz Mecca 1992/Maastricht-The Netherlands; Golden Tulip/Barbizon Hotel-Maastricht
Al Grey with unidentified men and woman at the counter of a bar. A label on the back of the photograph reads: Sunday 1992-11-01. Jazz Mecca 1992/Maastricht-The Netherlands; Golden Tulip/Barbizon Hotel-Maastricht
Acrylic plaque on a wood base. To Al Grey from the University of Idaho Lionel Hampton-Chevron Jazz Festival. Silver Celebration
Wood finish plaque with double engraved plate bearing a disk. To Al Grey from Pace University. A label on the back of the plaque reads: Trophy World, Brooklyn (N.Y.)

1993
Al Grey performing with trombonist Patrick Sherlock and organist Al Copley at Le Caveau de la Muchette, in Paris
Certificate. To Al Grey from the International Association of Jazz Education on the occasion of the 20th Annual IAJE International Conference, San Antonio (TX). The certificate is under glass in an aluminum frame
Frame holding an 8 1/4 x 6 1/2 inch letter and an envelope on white mat under glass. To Al Grey from U.S. President Bill Clinton for his participation in the Inaugural week activities. At the same occasion President Clinton presented Al Grey with a copy of his Inaugural Address and a copy of the poem that Maya Angelou read at the swearing-in ceremony entitled ""On the Pulse of Morning""
Medal. The obverse side of the medal includes the inscription: Umbria Jazz 20th anniversary, 1973-1993. The reverse: Associazione Umbria Jazz. The medal is inside a blue presentation box. A label on the inside of the box lid reads: Gioielleria Coppe Trofei Chioccoloni, Perugia [Italy]
Wood finish plaque with two double engraved plate and a disk. To Al Grey from the Charlie ""Bird"" Parker Memorial Foundation and South Florida Cruises, in appreciation for his participation in creating the first annual ""Lifetime Achievement Award""

1994
Harry "Sweets" Edison and Al Grey on stage. A label on the back of the photograph reads: Sunday 1994-07-10. 19th North Sea Jazz Festival/The Hague; Congress Centre/PWA-Hall [Golden Men of Jazz]
Harry "Sweets" Edison and Al Grey on stage. A label on the back of the photograph reads: Sunday 1994-07-10. 19th North Sea Jazz Festival/The Hague; Congress Building/PWA-Hall [Golden Men of Jazz]
Al Grey, Clark Terry, Sophia Phillipson, and Bobby Durham. A label on the back of the photograph reads: Monday 1994-07-11. 19th North Sea Jazz Festival/The Hague [Golden Men of Jazz]; Amsterdam Airport [Departure hall] "Schiphol"
Lionel Hampton and Al Grey. A label on the back of the photograph reads: Monday 1994-07-11. 19th North Sea Jazz Festival/The Hague [Golden Men of Jazz]; Amsterdam Airport [Departure hall] "Schiphol"
Al Grey. The photograph is under glass in an 18 x 10 1/2 frame with easel. This is a color photocopy of the photograph. There are two handwritten labels on the back of the frame. One label reads: Taken at the North Sea Jazz Festival, 1994, by Louis Hento from "Jazz" magazine. The other label bears a dedication to Al Grey from Brian Goggin
Scallop walnut finish plaque with black engraved plate. Humanitarian Award presented to Al Grey by the Pottstown School District Fine Arts Foundation for his service to education and contribution to the foundation. Stamped on the back of the plaque: Trophy & Plaque Shack, Pottstown (PA)
Blue frame holding a 6 x 8 inch certificate and a 1 x 3 inch engraved plate in double mat under glass. Diploma of completed course study presented to Al Grey by the Pottstown Senior High School. Pottstown (PA)

1995
Al Grey celebrating his 70th birthday with unidentified musicians at the Tavern on the Green, in New York (NY). An invitation to the party accompanies the photograph
A girl. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: Sara Sibyl Johnston, 3 yrs.
Al Grey. This is a color photocopy of a photograph
Twelve sketches of Al Grey and unidentified musicians, by Shelly H[?]
A trombonist, by E. Eberhard. The drawing is on a white mat, under glass, within a 16 1/2 x 20 inch frame
Shield walnut finish plaque with engraved plate. New York University - SCE Jazz Fellow presented to Al Grey

1996
Unidentified musician. The photograph is mounted on a black mat. Handwritten on the mat bellow the photograph: Bill Kreisberg, "Sexy Sax"; 1996
Al Grey playing the trombone. The photograph is mounted on a black mat. Handwritten on the mat bellow the photograph: Bill Kreisberg. "So Smooth"; 1996
Al Grey. The photograph is mounted on a black mat. Handwritten on the mat bellow the photograph: Bill Kreisberg "Contemplation"; 1996
Al Grey playing the trombone
Al Grey playing the trumpet at the Blue Note, New York. The photograph is mounted on a grey mat. Accompanying the photograph is the photographer visit card
Wood finish plaque with black engraved plate bearing a disk. To Al Grey from the Presbyterian Jazz Society of Mount Vernon, New York. A label on the back of the plaque reads: Trophy Madness; R & F Trophies, New Rochelle (NY)
Acrylic screen printed plaque on a wood base. To Al Grey from the University of Idaho Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival-Hall of Fame
Frame holding a proclamation with gold foil seal under glass. City of Mount Vernon commends Al Grey for his accomplishments and contributions to the world of jazz. Ernest D. Davis, Mayor. Mount Vernon (NY)
Wood finish plaque with double engraved plate bearing a disk and a laurel leave on the right lower corner. To Al Grey from the Greater Jamaica Development Corporation. A label on the back of the plaque reads: American Roots Art Gallery, St. Albans (NY)
Wood finish plaque with engraved plate. To Al Grey from the Fish Middleton Jazz Scholarship Fund for his encouragement to young artists, at the 5th Annual East Coast Jazz Festival. A label on the back of the plaque reads: American Presentations, Cox Industries, Silver Spring (MD)

1997
Al Grey. The photograph is mounted on a black mat. Handwritten on the mat bellow the photograph: Bill Kreisberg, 1997.
Al Grey. The photograph is mounted on a sand mat. Handwritten on the mat bellow the photograph: Bill Kreisberg, 1997.
Al Grey. The photograph is pasted on a white cardboard. Handwritten on the cardboard bellow the photograph: Bill Kreisberg, 1997.
Al Grey. The photograph is mounted on a black mat. Handwritten on the mat bellow the photograph: Bill Kreisberg, 1997. A label on the back of the mat reads: Great Neck Color Camera Club, 1998-01.

1998
Al Grey posing with two unidentified girls at the Sixth Annual Charlie Parker Jazz Festival
Al Grey posing with two unidentified girls and an unidentified musician at the Sixth Annual Charlie Parker Jazz Festival
Al Grey performing as guest artist at the Sixth Annual Charlie Parker Jazz Festival
Al Grey and an unidentified musician at the Sixth Annual Charlie Parker Jazz Festival
Al Grey posing with Yoshikazu ToJo at Nakano Sunplaza, Tokyo
Al Grey posing with Yoshikazu ToJo at Nakano Sunplaza, Tokyo
Al Grey posing with Yoshikazu ToJo at Nakano Sunplaza, Tokyo
Al Grey in a wheelchair surrounded by fans [at Nakano Sunplaza], Tokyo
Al Grey performing with unidentified musicians [in Tokyo?]. Projected on the wall behind the stage are the words: Statesmen of Jazz
Al Grey performing with unidentified musicians [in Tokyo?]. Projected on the wall behind the stage are the words: Statesmen of Jazz
Al Grey performing with unidentified musicians [in Tokyo?]. Projected on the wall behind the stage are the words: Statesmen of Jazz
Al Grey and a man appearing to be in a hospital room. The photograph is dedicated to Al Grey from his friend and roommate Fred
Al Grey and [Fred], appearing to be in a hospital room
Caricature of Al Grey, by Bob Nilson. Handwritten on the right lower corner: Al Grey at the Press Room, Portsmouth (NH)
Acrylic screen printed plaque on a wood base. To Al Grey from the University of Idaho Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival-Hall of Fame. Celebrating ninety years

1999
Al Grey posing with an unidentified man
Unidentified musicians. A sign on the wall behind the stage reads: American Federation of Musicians, Local 47
Al Grey and Tony Bennett in New York City. This is a color photocopy of the photograph
Milt Jackson. A label on the back of the photograph reads: the clue of a funny story told by Clark Terry to Gerald Wilson at a nearby table, 1999-07-10 (after Milt's dinner); North Sea Jazz Festival 1999/The Hague, Restaurant Bel Air Hotel-Hotel The Hague. Also a 5 x 7 copy and four 1 1/4 x 1 5/8 inch stickers of the same photograph
Milt Jackson. A label on the back of the photograph reads: listening to a funny story told by Clark Terry to Gerald Wilson at a nearby table, 1999-07-10 (after Milt's dinner); North Sea Jazz Festival 1999/The Hague, Restaurant Bel Air Hotel-Hotel The Hague
Tiffany sterling silver box with cedar lining. To Al Grey from Tony Bennett for his participation in the album "Tony Bennett Sings Ellington Hot and Cool." Engraving on the inside of the box lid reads: To Al, Good job, well done! Tony Bennett. The box is inside a blue flannel bag