Contains 22 color photographs of Max Steiner and others at Steiner's home and of the 1975 Hollywood Walk of Fame Star Ceremony honoring Steiner, 105 lobby cards, and 9 movie still photographs.

Collection includes research materials and notes gathered by Paul F. Boller for a possible biography of film composer Max Steiner. Includes published music by Steiner from as early as 1910.

Contains ten CDs of interviews with Dan Franklin, a photocopy of Max Steiner manuscript of a theme from "A Summer Place," titled "Molly and Johnny," a CD of Max Steiner recording session outtakes, and a CD of guitar recordings of Steiner scores.

Collection includes three audio cassette recordings of interviews with the pianist Annette Kaufman regarding Max Steiner, an Austrian American composer; Maurice Abravanel, a Swiss-American Jewish conductor of classical music; and Louis Kaufman, an American violinist who was also her late husband.

Contains awards not only for Max Steiner's awards as a composer, but also of his relatives. Included awards are Golden Globe awards, Academy Awards, awards from the Venice Film Festival, and a BYU Presidential Club Plaque. Materials dated 1901-1975.

Collection of general music Max Steiner gathered over the years as a composer. This includes both published and unpublished foreign music, published and unpublished music from the United States (including a collection of film compositions dating between 1923-1947), and source files including the song "Menuett" by Haydn. Materials dated 1903-1947.

Photographs pertaining to the life of composer Max Steiner. The date of production of these photographs are not identified.

Contains three scrapbooks on Max Steiner's life. Materials dated 1930-1953.

Recording on digital audio tape transferred in 1999 from original elements of Max Steiner's score for the film This Is Cinerama (1952).

Two bound volumes of music, loose photographs, and two photograph albums.