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"041" stamped in upper right corner; features mounted sheet music for "West Indies Blues"

"036" stamped in upper left corner; features photograph inscribed "Here's looking at you--Gumby! Nicholas Pisarro"

"037" stamped in upper right corner; page features a chalk portrait signed "Hendrix--Sept 13 1930"

"13" handwritten on upper right corner of closed flap; with flap open, there is a large ink drawing of Gumby's bookplate (reads: "L.S. Alexadner Gumby" and "Ex Libris"

with flap closed: "52" handwritten in upper right corner; page features 2 handwritten cards and a small printed flyer that reads "The Art Committee Presents The Arts Ball" at top

with flap open: large-format poster that reads "The Arts Ball: 'Alexander Gumby Benefit'" at top

verso page, featuring an inscription from Maxwell Bodenheim at the top that begins "When you mix black and white. . ."

recto page, featuring handwritten "64" at top right corner, as well as "Mr. Hendrix party is on their way to Hot Shots" written at top of page

recto page, featuring handwritten "75" in upper right corner, as well as signatures from Countee Cullen and "Bruce," with a drawing of Christ on the cross on the upper right

verso page, featuring a variety of clippings authored by Langston Hughes, including "Simple and Me," "Passing," and "Shame on You"

recto page features a photograph inscribed "Sincerely is so commonplace--Langston"

verso page features 3 photographs of man in turban

verso page features a ticket and flyer for a " concert and dance" given by the Beth B'Nai Abraham congregation on January 8, 1925

recto page features a clipping titled "Negro Rabbi Held on Theft Charge, sheet music for "Shine On, Eternal Light," and two other items

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verso page features a matted photograph of shirtless boxer, signed "Jack Johnson"

recto features handwritten: "My day at Hammersteins to see Jack Johnson" at top, along with a ticket, a door check, and a sleeve with a program for Hammerstein's ballroom

verso page, featuring a calling card from Arhur A. Schomburg, a pamphlet titled "Placido: A Cuban Martyr," 2 clippings, and 2 notices from the New York Public Library

recto page features a sleeve that has several Bulletins of the New York Public Library in it, with a card for the 135th Street branch of the NYPL mounted on top of it

verso page, features a yellow program from the American Negro Theatre attached on top of a single-sheet flyer that reads "You must visit. . ." at the top