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David Mannes with several other unidentified musicians. The photograph is inscribed to Mannes by Jacques; however, we are unable to determine the last name.

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A production put on by Homer Livel and Co; the connection with Mannes is unclear.

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Inscribed to Mr. and Mrs. Pretzfeld from the Kneisel Quartet (1914), the Flonzaley Quartet (1929), and the Budapest String Quartet (1937).

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Replaces the provisional charter of 1933.

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Amends charter to allow the conferral of bachelor's degrees and honorary doctoral degrees. Includes signed and sealed authentication of the photocopy charter dated 1972.

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Architectural photographs and details of the original home of Mannes, located at East 70th St. in the Upper East Side of Manhattan. Photographs in box m_2 are by Wendell MacRae.

Scope and Contents A four page, typewritten copy of the poem "Death in Harlem" by Langston Hughes. The poem signed by Hughes (based upon a comparison with examples of Hughes's autograph identified online). Margin notes in pencil are in two distinct handwritings--most are presumably by Enders, with one line change possibly by Hughes--the alterations to the poem were used in Enders's song version. The poem was published in 1942 in Hughes's, Shakespeare in...