Image Description: 15 Bonesmen and their grandfather clock, group portrait, black and white. The Skull and Bones has a private group portrait taken for every new cohort of fifteen. It is always posed in the same manner, showing human bones and a grandfather clock at 8 p.m.

Source: Yale University Library Manuscript and Archives Department

Description de l'image: Quinze membres de la confrérie de la mort. Chaque nouvelle coterie est constituée de quinze personnes toujours prise en photo de la même manière avec un guéridon couvert d'une nappe où est brodé l'emblème de la société sur laquelle sont entreposés deux fémurs en croix et un crâne. L'assemblée est dominée d'une horloge style "grand-père" indiquant huit heure de l'après-midi.

Source: Département des archives et manuscrits de la bibliothèque de l'université Yale (États-Unis d'Amérique).

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