The photographs series contains a small number of portraits and other snapshots of the Kohnstamm-Reich family. Included are posed portraits of those in the family who were drafted into World War I, other more casual portraits, and those of close friends.

The photographs series contains a small number of portraits and other snapshots of the Kohnstamm-Reich family. Included are posed portraits of those in the family who were drafted into World War I, other more casual portraits, and those of close friends.

The photographs series contains a small number of portraits and other snapshots of the Kohnstamm-Reich family. Included are posed portraits of those in the family who were drafted into World War I, other more casual portraits, and those of close friends.

The graphic materials series is somewhat wide in its scope, with materials from around the 17th/18th century all the way through WWI. Included are a picture postcard, a book plate engraving, an etching, and photocopies of artist Ernst Kirchner's famous depictions of Dr. Oskar Kohnstamm. While they do not share much in common thematically, together they show the nature of the visual materials the family saved over the years even through a number of moves.

The photographs series contains a small number of portraits and other snapshots of the Kohnstamm-Reich family. Included are posed portraits of those in the family who were drafted into World War I, other more casual portraits, and those of close friends.

The photographs series contains a small number of portraits and other snapshots of the Kohnstamm-Reich family. Included are posed portraits of those in the family who were drafted into World War I, other more casual portraits, and those of close friends.

This medal is presented in honor of the day of confirmation for Anneliese Kohnstamm. It lists her birthday as 1900 August 3, her baptism date as 1900 October 21, and her confirmation as 1916 30 April. However, the medal itself seems to have been given to her on 1980 September 21, when it is signed and dated with an inscription, all in German, from the Evangelical Church in Koenigstein.

The materials in this folder were originally found in the Philo Lexicon hardbound book, but were removed and placed in their own folder to better preserve them. They are notes on miscellaneous information found in the Lexicon.

These materials were originally found in the paperback copy of Oscar Kohnstamm's Erscheinungsformen der Seele, but were removed and placed in their own folder to better preserve them. There is a note to the previous owner of the book (likely Peter Kohnstamm) as well as photocopies of a newspaper article concerning Koenigstein and notes of Dr. Kohnstamm's.

These materials were originally found in the hardbound copy of Oscar Kohnstamm's Erscheinungsformen der Seele, but were removed and placed in their own folder to be better preserved. They include a wide variety of miscellaneous newspaper articles and notes.