These materials were found in the two stereoscopic slide boxes, but removed and placed in their own folder in interest of better preservation. The blank, numbered sheet was in the lid of the darker brown, taller box labeled "Arnold Lederer, Prague," while the envelope and the numbered, filled-out sheet came from the lighter brown, flatter box.

There are three items in this folder: a clipping of "Stiller Besuch" by Erich Kaestner, a clipping of "Jardin du Luxembourg" by Erich Kaestner, and "Kinder laufen fort!" by Franz Werfel which has been re-typed on a small piece of paper.

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 misc. articles and ephemera series contains both articles written by members of the family as well as those concerning them. The series includes scientific writing, articles about Ernst Ludwig Kirchner (who had stayed for a time at Oskar Kohnstamm's sanatorium), and other miscellaneous writing and clippings.

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 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 correspondence and personal effects series is composed of the more personal materials in the collection, including letters from friends and family, items owned by different members of the family, as well as biographical and autobiographical information.

The correspondence and personal effects series is composed of the more personal materials in the collection, including letters from friends and family, items owned by different members of the family, as well as biographical and autobiographical information.

The title page says: Schneeblume. Ein Maerchen vom Nordpol. Seinen lieben Eltern zu Weihnachten 1886 erzaelt von Udo Kraft (here is hand-written in: "close friend of Oskar Kohnstamm"). Geboren in Kriegsjahr 1870, gefallen bei Anloy am 22. August 1914. Eine Weihnachtsgabe fuer seine kleinen Freunde.

The correspondence and personal effects series is composed of the more personal materials in the collection, including letters from friends and family, items owned by different members of the family, as well as biographical and autobiographical information.