Men

John R. Steelman (second from left) crowning the Queen of the President's Cup Regatta, Miss Jane Lingo, at the Watergate. Others in the photo are unidentified.

Unidentified exterior view of a man dressed in a khalat, the traditional garb worn in Uzbekistan. According to Charles Thayer's curriculum vitae: "In 1955 I made an extended tour of European and Asiatic Russia and wrote a series for the Saturday Evening Post on post-Stalinist Soviet Union." Although not identified, this photograph is believed to have been taken during that trip. While on this trip and in Bukhara, Uzbekistan, Thayer wrote in his diary: "Every now and then, when an old man heard the click of my shutter, he turned and scowled angrily.

Young women seated on horses, with men standing and holding the horses, during the parade in Saigon for Vietnam Women's Day. The young women are portraying the aides-de-camp to the historic Trung Sisters of Vietnam. All are unidentified.

Unidentified men are standing alongside a road somewhere in South Vietnam, as a vehicle passes by them. A small grass building stands in the background.

Paul Herzog, Chairman of the National Labor Relations Board, and unidentified man sitting at table.

Portrait of an unidentified man.

Colonel Westray Battle Boyce (fourth from right) stands with a group of unidentified military officers and other men. Location is unknown.

Exterior view of two unidentified men both wearing hats and in an unidentified mountainous area. One man on the right has what may be some type of fishing apparatus in his hands. Probably taken while author and diplomat Charles Thayer was on vacation or assignment.

Photograph includes a group of three unidentified men along a shore line who are on a fishing trip in an unidentified location. A large fish has been caught and is visible in the center of the view. Probably taken while author and diplomat Charles Thayer was on vacation or assignment.

Photograph includes a group of five unidentified men along a shore line who are obviously on a fishing trip in an unidentified location. A large fish has been caught and is visible in the center of the view. Probably taken while author and diplomat Charles Thayer was on vacation or assignment.