- Presidential candidate Jimmy Carter rests on Schwartz’s sofa during a filming session, taking in a bit of the 1976 World Series on TV. Photo by Peter Mathes.
- Tony records Senator Ted Kennedy in his studio (1980).
- Tony records New York Mayor Abe Beame. A conversation on West 57th Street, outside the old Horn & Hardart “Automat.” Photo by David Gahr.
- Tony Schwartz, Marshall McLuhan and John Culkin in Tony’s basement studio.
- Portrait for a feature article about Tony in Audio Magazine. Photo by Jeanne Strongin.
- Tony records a New York cabbie.
- Tony with the portable tape recorder he built for his New York 19 project. Photo by Joseph Foldes. New York, NY
- Tony records Pete Seeger and Fred Hellerman of the Weavers.
- Tony (rear) in a graphic design studio working for U.S. Army during World War II. Photo by Conrad Eiger. New York, NY.
- Photo by Ken Heyman
- Tony records daughter Kayla in his basement studio. Mid 1960s, New York, NY.
- Photo by Joseph Foldes. New York, NY
- Tony records young Darryl Cherney, with dog Tina (the subject of Folkways record “A Dog’s Life”).
- Tony interviews a shopkeeper. New York, NY.
- Tony records a member of the Thanksgiving Parade. New York, NY.
- Tony at the recording console of his basement studio (1960s)
- Tony records a hippo in the Central Park Zoo. New York, NY.
- “Discuss Tape Recording with Tony Schwartz, Master Recordist” (c. 1956) At a booth for Irish brand recording tape, which became Ampex recording tape in 1959.