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Up for sale is a framed image of a Confederate Reunion held in Oklahoma. The image shows veterans and a few children and ladies assembled on a stone staircase of a large building. Lots of detail, including veterans wearing ribbons, drums, Confederate flags, etc. The paper label on the reverse states that it is circa 1930, but AI indicates that the photograph was taken by E.A. Erwin in 1911, and that a copy is in the Linjenquist Collection at the Library of Congress. I have not checked to verify if this is correct or not. I believe that the 1911 date is more plausible, as the veterans in 1930 would be 80 years old or older, and these appear to be in their 60\'s or so.
This is a single print by the Museum of the Great Plains, for one-time use by the Sons of Confederate Veterans. Created in 1995. A Google Lens search found no matching images for this picture on-line. Please note that there are reflections in the glass which are not part of the original photograph. No damage or adverse issues present in the picture, and it\'s ready for hanging.
Shipping is via USPS ground advantage. Picture will be extremely well packaged for shipment.