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A dark-haired man in blue jeans and green shirt brandishes a blackjack, menacing a dark-haired woman who sits bound by ropes in the corner.
At head of title on front cover: She played for fun--I played for keeps.
On front cover: First publication in book form.
Figures from front cover are repeated with blue wash.
White background with text in red and black.
Monarch crest in red and yellow on front cover.
As the Dominion and the Thrakian empires mobilize for all-out war, can Jack Storm find the means to defeat these ancient enemies of man?
Could man meet the test of galactic citizenship?
One dozen original new science-fiction stories of other life on other worlds
More amazing adventures of a super spy in outer space
A seductive brunette in a dress is trying to entice a man into her car.
At head of title on front cover: A novel of twisted lives and tormented loves.
White background with red and black text. Image of a man and a woman at foot of cover.
White spine with author, title, publisher and publisher's number in red and black.
Stuart Cloete, Robert A. Heinlein, Murray Leinster, Anthony Boucher, James Blish, Theodore Sturgeon
A Groff Conklin collection of exciting novelettes by Henry Kuttner, Theodore Sturgeon, Poul Anderson, Eric Frank Russell
In which an atom--happy Earth tackles the disconcerting problem of friendly outer-spacers.
A galactic destroyer, a death-laden wind, alien intruders on a mysterious mission
A blonde woman, nude from the waist up, lies face down in the grass beside a wooden fence. Through a hole in the fence the running figure of a man is visible.
At head of title on front cover: The stranger had been in town for only a few hours--long enough to set the fuse to blow it apart.
On front cover: Author of Spring Fire and The Thrill Kids.
White background with blue, yellow, and red text banners. Text in white and black. No graphics.
Gold Medal tri-color ribbon graphic on front cover and spine.
Eight fascinating studies of life in the year 2020 by Poul Anderson, Harlan Ellison, Larry Niven, A. E. Van Vogt, Norman Spinrad, Ben Bova and Others
Blueprint of the Martin House first floor and sections by architect Andrew Willatsen
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Tracings of the Martin House dining room table and chairs
Tracings of the Martin House first floor furniture arrangement
Blueprint of the Martin House by architect Andrew Willatsen
Andrew Willatsen, architect, Seattle, Washington
Watercolor of the Martin House Complex alterations (exterior view)
Martin House and conservatory floor plans with alterations
Blueprint of the Martin House elevations and sections
Blueprint of the Martin House east and west elevations
Blueprint of the Martin House North and South elevations
Blueprint of the Martin House second floor
Blueprint of the Martin House first floor
Blueprint of the Martin House basement floor plan
Tracings of the Martin House bedroom furniture
Blueprint of elevations of the Martin House Complex gardener's cottage
Map of the Martin House Complex plot, corner of Jewett Parkway and Summit Avenue
Plan of the Martin House second floor with alterations
Blueprint of elevations and details of the Martin House Complex gardener's cottage
Blueprint of the Martin House Complex gardener's cottage sections and details
Blueprint of the Martin House Complex gardener's cottage floor plan
Blueprint of the Martin House Complex gardener's cottage floor plan (revised)
Blueprint of the plantings surrounding the Martin House by landscape architect J. Wilkinson Elliott
J. Wilkinson Elliott, landscape architect, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Blueprint of plantings for the Martin House grounds designed by landscape architect Walter Burley Griffin
Blueprint of the Martin House Floricycle Garden's planting arrangement
Plan for the Martin House Complex grounds plantings arrangement
Blueprint of the Martin House Complex carriage house and conservatory sections
Plan of the Martin House first floor with alterations
Blueprint of architectural details of the Martin House Complex carriage house and conservatory
Blueprint of the Martin House Complex carriage house and conservatory East and West elevations
Blueprint of the Martin House Complex carriage house and conservatory North and South elevations
Blueprint of the Martin House carriage house and conservatory second floor
Blueprint of the Martin House Complex carriage house and conservatory first floor
Blueprint of the Martin House Complex carriage house and conservatory basement and foundations
Blueprint of the Martin House skylight detail
Tracings of the Martin House living room furniture
Tracings of the Martin House library table
Blueprint of Martin House Sections (Blueprint sheet #11, revised)
Sheet Music, "Sim Shalom", arranged by Samuel Luskin
Temple Beth El, Buffalo, NY, Music Sheets
Temple Beth El, Buffalo, NY., Collection
Sheet Music, "Adon Olam," arranged by Samuel Luskin
Sheet Music, "Michtom L'Dovid," Psalm xvi, arranged by Samuel Luskin
The image shows a light-colored plaque shaped like a tablet with multiple lines of Hebrew text arranged in sections. Star of David symbols appear symmetrically on both sides, and the text is carefully lettered, suggesting a religious or commemorative inscription.
Frederic Marschall Photographer (Buffalo, N.Y.)
Temple Beth El, Buffalo, N.Y. Collection ; 96.00
State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives
Western New York Library Resources Council
Judah Toura plaque to honor his bequest to Beth El, Buffalo.
The image shows a rectangular memorial plaque with a rounded top, containing engraved text honoring Judah Touro. The plaque includes a bold header with his name, several blocks of text describing his life and death, and decorative elements including small Star of David symbols near the top and bottom. The layout is divided into sections, with the main dedication at the top, poetic verses in the middle, and an explanatory note about the tablet’s creation at the bottom
Frederic Marschall Photographer (Buffalo, NY)
Stan Klimecko, Dee LaMont Perry and Greg Howze in The Whipping Man, a Jewish Repertory Theatre production in 2012-2013
The scene shows three individuals standing behind a table inside a room with wooden framed windows. Each person holds a metal cup raised at chest level, facing forward. They wear clothing resembling historical or period-style garments, including a buttoned coat, a loose long shirt, and a worn jacket over a light shirt. The table in front of them holds a round tray, a lace cloth, a small ornate bottle, and several wooden planks
Jewish Community Centers and Summer Camps, 1915-2009
Sheila McCarthy and Laverne Clay in Driving Miss Daisy,a Jewish Repertory Theatre production in 2011-2012
The scene shows two individuals seated on a dark wooden bench structure designed to resemble an old-fashioned vehicle. The person in front is dressed in a formal suit with a cap and bow tie and holds a large, upright steering wheel. The person behind is seated on the same bench, wearing a patterned dress, white gloves, and a hat with netting, positioned slightly turned toward the front rider. The background is plain and dark, keeping the focus on the figures and the vehicle setup
Bonnie Jean Taylor and Patrick Cameron in The Last Night of Ballyhoo, a Jewish Repertory Theatre production of 2010-2011
The image portrays two individuals standing closely together in an embrace. One person is wearing a deep purple suit with a matching hat and patterned scarf, smiling broadly. The other person is wearing a dark blue pinstripe suit and is positioned slightly lower, with their head resting against the other's chest, also smiling. The background is plain and light-colored, keeping focus on the subjects
David Bunis, Founding Producer and Saul Elkin, Founding Artistic Director, Jewish Repertory Theatre, 2002
Jewish theatrical producers and directors
Photographic double portrait of the founding producer David Bunis and the founding artistic director Saul Elkin of the Jewish Repertory Theatre
The image shows two individuals standing side by side in an indoor setting with vertical blinds in the background. Both are smiling. The individual on the left has white hair, a white beard, glasses, and is wearing a light pink button-down shirt. The individual on the right has short hair, a beard, and is wearing a dark button-down shirt with a pen clipped in the pocket
Jewish Community Centers and Summer Camps, 1915-2009 ; 204.00 - 2 - accrual
Rabbi Martin Goldberg of Temple Beth Zion, 1975
Photographic portrait of Rabbi Martin Goldberg at his desk at the Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, New York
The scene shows an individual sitting behind a desk in an office setting, surrounded by documents and writing tools. The person wears glasses and a suit. Behind the desk is a wood-paneled wall with framed items, including a picture frame displaying three people. The desk contains scattered papers, a pencil holder, and a book placed to one side
Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, N.Y. Collection ; 156.00 - MLG1
Back view at 805 Delaware Avenue for the new Temple Beth Zion, N.Y.
Exterior view of the rear of the new Temple Beth Zion building, Buffalo, New York designed by Harrison & Abramovitz, Architects
The scene shows the exterior of Temple Beth Zion located at Delaware and Barker Street in Buffalo, New York. The building consists of a long, rectangular brick section with evenly spaced vertical windows and an attached sanctuary featuring tall, curved concrete walls. Several parked cars line the edge of the paved lot in the foreground, and leafless trees are visible behind the structure. A label in the lower right corner credits Harrison & Abramovitz as architects and Siegfried Construction Co. as contractors, dated May 12, 1967
Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, N.Y. Collection ; 156.00 - B&G3
Sanctuary looking west at 805 Delaware Avenue for the new Temple Beth Zion, N.Y.
Exterior view of the sanctuary looking west of the new Temple Beth Zion on Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, New York designed by Harrison & Abramovitz, Architects
The scene shows an architectural view of Temple Beth Zion in Buffalo, New York, focused on the sanctuary’s exterior. A large curved section filled with stained-glass panels rises between smooth stone walls. The structure appears tall and modern, with clean, angled lines. In the background, leafless trees and part of another building are visible beneath a clear sky. The lower right corner includes printed information identifying the site, architects, contractor, and the date December 22, 1966
Interior view of Sisterhood Chapel at 805 Delaware Avenue for the new Temple Beth Zion, N.Y.
Interior view of the new Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, New York designed by Harrison & Abramovitz, Architects
The scene shows the interior of Temple Beth Zion’s chapel in Buffalo, New York, taken from the back looking toward the front. Long rows of wooden pews extend toward a raised platform where the bimah and ark are positioned at the center. Vertical window panels line both side walls, allowing natural light into the space. The front wall features wood paneling and decorative vertical elements, and floral arrangements are placed near the center platform. A label in the lower right corner provides details about the location, architects, construction company, and date
Ground breaking at 805 Delaware Avenue for the new Temple Beth Zion, NY.
Group photograph of the ground breaking ceremony for the new Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, New York including (front row, left to right): Max Abramovitz, Rabbi Joseph Fink, Lenny Schnitman, Rabbi Martin Goldberg and Eugene Warner. Also in photograph are Abraham Weinberg and Art Kanel.
The image shows a group of people standing outdoors at a ceremonial event, surrounded by trees and additional attendees in the background. Several individuals at the center hold a shovel together as soil is being turned. They are dressed in formal clothing, including suits and a patterned dress. Others stand nearby observing the moment. The setting appears to be a paved or prepared area, with buildings partly visible in the background
Cornerstone from old Temple removed from hiding place to be ready for new Temple, January 7, 1966.
Abraham Weinberg, Chairman of Temple's Properties Committee and Rabbi Dr. Martin L. Goldberg.
The scene shows two individuals standing outdoors in falling snow next to a construction excavator. They are wearing heavy coats and bowler-style hats. One individual holds a metal cable attached to a large rectangular block being lifted by the excavator’s bucket. Additional figures are faintly visible in the snowy background
Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, N.Y, Collection ; 156.00 - B&G3
Alternative design of main sanctuary and complex, Temple Beth Zion at 805 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY
Architectural model of the alternative design of the main sanctuary and complex for the new Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, New York rebuild at 805 Delaware Avenue after the original temple was destroyed in the fire of 1961
The image shows an architectural model featuring a central cylindrical building with an open circular roof. This main structure is surrounded by a series of low rectangular wings forming an enclosed courtyard with trees and pathways. A smaller geometric glass structure is positioned on the right side of the complex. The model includes landscaped grounds with scattered trees and a front walkway leading to the central entrance
Artistic rendering of main sanctuary design, Temple Beth Zion at 805 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY
Artist's rendering of the main sanctuary design for the new Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, New York rebuild at 805 Delaware Avenue after the original temple was destroyed in the fire of 1961
The image shows an architectural rendering depicting a complex with a prominent curved building on the left and a long, low rectangular structure extending to the right. The curved building has a smooth exterior surface and an open top, while the adjoining structure features evenly spaced vertical elements along its façade. Several trees and landscaped areas surround the buildings, and a roadway with a few cars runs along the front. Small groups of people are visible near the entrance of the curved building
Street view with Jacob Fruchtbaum and Eugene M. Warner, Temple Beth Zion Architectural Models for 805 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY
Jacob Fruchtbaum and Eugene M. Warner pose with the Street level architectural model for the new Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, New York rebuild at 805 Delaware Avenue after the original temple was destroyed in the fire of 1961
The image shows two individuals positioned behind a detailed architectural model displayed on a table draped with fabric. The model includes multiple buildings, trees, and small vehicles arranged along a road. One individual is reaching toward the model, appearing to adjust or point at part of the structure, while the other stands nearby looking at the display. The background is dark, drawing focus to the figures and the model
Street view with original sisterhood chapel design, Temple Beth Zion Architectural Models for 805 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY
Street level view of the architectural model for the new Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, New York rebuild at 805 Delaware Avenue after the original temple was destroyed in the fire of 1961
The image presents a horizontal architectural rendering of a synagogue complex with a prominent central building featuring angular, curved forms. Smaller connected structures extend to either side, with minimal landscaping and a dark, dramatic background.
Plan view with original sisterhood chapel design, Temple Beth Zion Architectural Models for 805 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, N.Y.
Bird's eye view of the architectural model with original sisterhood chapel design for the new Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, New York rebuild at 805 Delaware Avenue after the original temple was destroyed in the fire of 1961
The image shows a top-down view of a physical architectural model depicting a synagogue layout. A large oval or domed central structure is connected to rectangular wings, with pathways, trees, and surrounding streets indicated.
Inside view towards organ, Temple Beth Zion Architectural Models for 805 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY
Interior view of the architectural model looking toward the organ for the new Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, New York rebuild at 805 Delaware Avenue after the original temple was destroyed in the fire of 1961
The image shows a scaled architectural model depicting an auditorium with multiple curved rows of seating arranged around a central aisle. A raised platform sits at the front, containing an array of vertical pipe-like structures. Surrounding the auditorium is a tall, textured, wavelike outer wall. A small human figure model is placed near the lower section for scale
Inside view towards the Bimah, Temple Beth Zion Architectural Models for 805 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, N.Y.
Interior view of the architectural model looking toward the Bimah for the new Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, New York rebuild at 805 Delaware Avenue after the original temple was destroyed in the fire of 1961
The scene shows a scale architectural model featuring a large, enclosed performance or assembly space. Curved vertical walls form the outer structure, creating an irregular, scalloped perimeter. Inside, tiered seating arcs around a central stage area with several tall, upright panels. Small human figures are placed throughout the model to indicate scale, including near the entrance and within the seating area
Outside view, Temple Beth Zion Architectural Models for 805 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY
Exterior view of the architectural model for the new Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, New York rebuild at 805 Delaware Avenue after the original temple was destroyed in the fire of 1961
The image shows a scale architectural model featuring a building with tall, angled façade panels arranged in a rhythmic pattern. A flat open area with pathways and small model figures surrounds the structure. The building has a recessed entrance area supported by horizontal planes, and the surrounding base platform highlights the layout and proportions of the design
Masonic Service held Sunday morning at Temple Beth Zion
View of the congregation and Bimah at a special Masonic service held at the Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, New York on a Sunday morning in 1950
The image shows a black-and-white interior view of a synagogue filled with a large congregation seated in long rows of pews. The perspective is from an elevated position at the back, looking toward the front where a speaker stands at a central lectern before the ark. The ark is richly decorated with columns, arches, Hebrew inscriptions, and floral arrangements. Many attendees are holding prayer books or programs, and flags and ceremonial furnishings are visible near the front, indicating a significant religious service or communal gathering.
Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, N.Y. Collection ; 156.00 - B&G1
Rabbi Martin Goldberg of Temple Beth Zion lights the Chanukah menorah at a local church when the congregation was without a main sanctuary due to a fire in 1961.
Rabbi Martin Goldberg lights the Chanukah menorah at a local church because he and his congregation was without a main sanctuary after a fire destroyed the Temple Beth Zion building in 1961
The image shows a person wearing academic-style ceremonial robes standing beside a tall menorah with multiple branches. The individual is extending an arm upward to light one of the menorah’s candles. Behind them is an open ark containing an ornate Torah covering, along with draped curtains and floral arrangements on either side. The setting appears to be the interior of a synagogue with wooden paneling and decorative elements
Consecration Class, 599 Delaware Ave Building, Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, NY, 1949.
Group photograph of the Consecration class of the Temple Beth Zion Religious School, Buffalo, New York including Rabbi Joseph Fink (at center row on right, standing.)
A large group of children is arranged in multiple rows inside a room with smooth walls and a framed relief artwork mounted high on the back wall. Two adults stand at each end of the second row. The children wear a variety of formal and semi-formal clothing and are seated or standing on risers and a carpet. The handwritten text at the bottom reads “Temple Beth Zion Consecration Class 1949,” accompanied by a photographer’s signature
Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, N.Y. Collection ; 156.00 - SCH14
Consecration Class, 599 Delaware Ave Building, Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, NY, 1954
Group photograph of the Consecration class of the Temple Beth Zion religious school including: Rabbi Joseph Fink (at center left in front row) and Rabbi Martin Goldberg (at center right in front row)
The image depicts a large group of people arranged in rows on a stage, with the words “Consecration 1954” displayed at the front. The setting appears formal, with curtains behind the group and individuals seated and standing in organized rows.
Annual Banquet of Girl Scouts of Temple Beth Zion
Girl Scouts of the United States of America
Program for the Annual Banquet of the Temple Beth Zion Girl Scout Troops, 38, 92, 193 and 220
Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, N.Y. Collection ; 156.00 - BSA & GSA 1
External view of 599 Delaware Ave Building, Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, N.Y. 1949.
Exterior view of the Temple Beth Zion building in Buffalo, New York
The image shows the exterior of a substantial stone synagogue with a large central dome and smaller domes. Arched windows, decorative stonework, and a main entrance with steps are visible, with trees partially framing the building.
Entire Bimah, 599 Delaware Ave Building, Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, NY, 1939.
Full view of the Bimah (a raised platform for the purpose of reading the Torah to the faithful) in the Temple Beth Zion building, Buffalo, New York
The image captures the interior front of a synagogue with the ark centered beneath an arch featuring Hebrew text. Rows of covered chairs are arranged in front, and floral decorations line the stage area.
Closeup of lower part of Bimah, 599 Delaware Ave Building, Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, NY, 1949.
Detail of the Bimah (a raised platform for the purpose of reading the Torah to the faithful) in the Temple Beth Zion building, Buffalo, New York
The image shows a closer view of the synagogue ark area, featuring Hebrew inscriptions, decorative columns, curtains, and symmetrical floral arrangements. Seating is visible in the foreground, emphasizing the ceremonial layout.
Closeup of top part of Bimah, 599 Delaware Ave Building, Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, NY, 1949.
The image depicts an elaborate synagogue ark with carved wooden panels, decorative latticework, and Hebrew text arching above. Menorahs and architectural details frame the central structure.
Temple Beth Zion, Young People's Society, 1945-1947.
Temple Beth Israel (Niagara Falls, N.Y.)
Outdoor group photograph of Young People's Society members of the Temple Beth Israel, Niagara Falls, New York including (standing front row, left to right): Diane Finegold, Bryna Zeller, Naomi Karmopky, Sally Abrams, Phyllis Goldring, Art Gross, Dick Hirsch, Sandy Silverberg. (Standing Back Row) Russel Miller, Marcia Schmittman, Craig Israel, Bobby Faxstein, Robert Goldman, Morton Seaman, and Louis Fisher
The image shows a group of young people gathered outdoors on a sidewalk in front of residential buildings. They are arranged closely together, with handwritten text at the bottom indicating a youth society and mid-1940s date.
Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, N.Y. Collection ; 156.00 - YPS1
Temple Beth Zion, Young Men's Group, 1913
Group photograph of the 1913 Young Men's Group, Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, New York included (front row, left to right): Alfred Cohen, Nathan Oppenheimer, Jr., Alfred Saperston, Stanley Falk; (second row, left to right): Leo Sachs, Arthur L. Haas, Edwin Spangenthal, Leo Rodgers, Rabbi Louis J. Kopold, Fred Field, Mike Ellis; (third row, left to right): Jack Desbecker, Sidney Marks, Myron Levy, Baer, Neville Hofeller, Milton Baer, Sigmar Hofeller; (fourth row, left to right): Robert Hofeller, Raymond Morrison, Herbert Wile, Morris Friendly, Morris Newman, Zelton Brumberger, Sidney Elsner, Randolph Seidenberg, Edwin Meyers, Alan Oppenheimer, Chester Goldberg; (back row, left to right): Allyne Bruckheimer, Jerome Dreyfus, Howard Levy, Henry Rothschild, Frank Cohen, Leon Frank
The image presents a large group of young men arranged in rows indoors, all wearing formal suits. The setting appears institutional or organizational, with a plain interior and framed object on the wall behind them.
Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, N.Y. Collection ; 156.00 - BRO1
Exterior view of the main entrance of the Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, New York
The image shows the main entrance of a stone synagogue building with a symmetrical façade. A wide set of steps leads to double wooden doors framed by columns, topped by an arched opening with an ornate lattice design featuring a Star of David. Carved stone details, wall-mounted lamps, and small circular windows are visible, with a caption at the bottom identifying the location as Temple Beth Zion in Buffalo, New York.
Dedication pamphlet, Temple Beth Zion, Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, N.Y., 1890
Exterior view of the Temple Beth Zion Building, Buffalo, New York
Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, NY, Collection ; 156.00 - B&G1
Morris Rombro, Jewish Federation Fifth Executive Director
Photographic portrait of the Jewish Federation of Greater Buffalo Fifth Executive Director Morris Rombro
The image shows an adult individual facing forward against a plain background. The person is dressed in a light-colored, textured suit jacket over a collared shirt and a patterned tie. The hair is short and neatly styled, and the expression is neutral. The composition is centered, focusing on the head and upper torso
Jewish Federation of Greater Buffalo Records, 1914-2011 ; 225.00 - 36 - 12
Sydney Abzug, Jewish Federation Third Executive Director
Photographic portrait of the Jewish Federation of Greater Buffalo Third Executive Director Sydney Abzug
The image shows an individual seated or positioned facing slightly to one side against a plain background. The person has short, neatly combed hair and is wearing a light-colored suit jacket, a collared shirt, and a patterned tie. A pair of pens is visible in the jacket pocket, and the lighting is even, highlighting the facial features and formal attire
Arthur Roisichan, Jewish Federation Second Executive Director
Photographic portrait of the Jewish Federation of Greater Buffalo Second Executive Director Arthur Roisichan
The image shows an individual seated and dressed in a suit jacket, collared shirt, and dotted tie. The person wears round eyeglasses and has short, thinning hair. A pocket square is visible in the jacket pocket. The individual is positioned against a plain background and is facing slightly to the viewer’s left
Judge Cecil Wiener, Jewish Federation First Executive Director.
Photographic portrait of the Jewish Federation of Greater Buffalo First Executive Director Judge Cecil Wiener
The image portrays an older individual seated against a plain backdrop. The person has short, neatly styled hair and is wearing glasses with thin frames. They are dressed in a dark garment featuring a prominent bow at the collar. The background is softly blurred, keeping focus on the individual's face and upper body
Irving Shuman, Jewish Federation President, 1997-1998.
Jewish Federation of Greater Buffalo--Presidents
Photographic portrait of the 1997-1998 Jewish Federation of Greater Buffalo President Irving Shuman
A formal black-and-white portrait shows an individual wearing a suit, patterned tie, and glasses, positioned against a plain backdrop. The photograph is centered within a thick white matte and dark outer frame. Below the portrait, a small plaque displays printed text indicating the person’s name and a term of presidency dated 1997–1998
Martin Trossman, Jewish Federation President, 1995-1996.
Photographic portrait of the 1995-1996 Jewish Federation of Greater Buffalo President Martin Trossman
A framed black-and-white portrait features a person facing forward, wearing glasses, a suit jacket, a white shirt, and a patterned tie. The portrait is centered within a cream-colored mat board. Beneath the image, a label reads “MARTIN E. TROSSMAN PRESIDENT 1995 – 1996.”
Nathan Benderson, Jewish Federation President, 1993-1994.
Photographic portrait of the 1993-1994 Jewish Federation of Greater Buffalo President Nathan Benderson
A framed black-and-white portrait shows an individual wearing a light-colored suit jacket, dress shirt, and patterned tie. The person is centered within a matte border, and beneath the portrait is a label identifying the name and the term served as president from 1993 to 1994
Jewish Federation of Greater Buffalo Records, 1914-2011 ; 225.00 - 36 - 11
Dr. Richard Ament, Jewish Federation President, 1991-1992.
Photographic portrait of the 1991-1992 Jewish Federation of Greater Buffalo President Dr. Richard Ament
The image shows a formal studio portrait of an older adult facing forward, wearing large square eyeglasses, a suit jacket, a collared shirt, and a tie. The background is plain and softly lit. The portrait is framed within a white mat. Beneath the portrait is a small rectangular plaque containing printed text, though the specific wording is not detailed here
Stuart Lerman, Jewish Federation President, 1989-1990
Photographic portrait of the 1989-1990 Jewish Federation of Greater Buffalo President Stuart Lerman
The image portrays an individual in formal attire, positioned against a plain background. The person has short, curly hair, wears large rectangular eyeglasses, and is dressed in a suit jacket, dress shirt, and patterned tie. The individual is shown from the chest up, looking forward with a slight smile