This collection contains a photo album, clothing, and accessories associated with Corbett Reynolds' Columbus, OH gay nightclub he owned, named Rudely Elegant, and the circuit parties, which he called Red Parties, that Reynolds held after Rudely Elegant closed in 1985.

The photo album appears to slightly predate the opening of Rudely Elegant, as the earliest photos are labeled as early 1970s at a party at "The Barn" on Neil Ave. While Reynolds is the subject of the album, the creator appears to be an unidentified close friend of Reynolds', based on the reminiscing text within the album. The photos show Reynolds with friends and partners at various parties over the years, Reynolds' artwork, and a parade, as well as buttons and other ephemera associated with Rudely Elegant and several Red Parties.

The box of ephemera includes two necklaces with a smiling Man in the Moon image on their front and two tank top e-shirts, circa 2000, with six e-shirt devices with the Man in the Moon image pasted as a sticker over the peace sign on five of the six light-up portions of the included devices. The light-up section would be slotted through a buttonhole-style slit in the tank tops and connected to a wired device beneath the shirt. One necklace is branded "Rudely Elegant" and dated 1992, while the other is undated.