Date is inferred based on graduation date on resume stapled to the publication.

The record label indicates that the recording is of a performance on soprano, alto, and tenor recorders of the Allegro movement of Handel's Concerto Grosso #1 and Pergolesi's Trio in G, performed by Joel Levy, David Levy, and Harold Comins. Possibly a holiday greeting distributed by David Levy, executive dean of Parsons School of Design, who was also an avid amateur musician.

Matted print by Tinkelman. Inscription: This wonderful drawing was given to me by Murray Tinkelman. He is one of the great teachers and illustrator of the time. And by the way one of my best friends. John Russo 1973 / At the time we were both at the Parsons School of Design. I also have one of [his] limited edition prints of the Grand Canyon.

George Wybenga taught at Parsons School of Design between 1979 and 1983.

Work by first year graphic design students at Parsons School of Design. A wrapper for this set of cards indicates that they are blot marks, "incidental forms on blotters that were simply picked up from the students' drawing boards during a calligraphy class and reproduced without changes." Archivists inferred the date by the institution's East 54th Street address on the wrapper.

Inscription: To Mr. Frangides / Fondly, Gail. James Frangides was a Communication Design Department faculty member and colleague of John Russo at Parsons School of Design. Lattof was a student.