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Artist: Henry A. Ogden
Major General, Officers of the Line &Staff Corps Special Uniform for Evening
By Henry A. Ogden
Located in Mount Vernon, NY
Publication date: 1908 New York
Beneath image: Copyright 1908 by Brig General J.B. Aleshire, Qr. Master General U.S.A.
Identification (left to right): 1.Major of Cavalry 2.Captain ...
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Early 20th Century Henry A. Ogden Figurative Prints
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Lithograph
General, Staff & Line Officers, Light Artillery (1813-1816); XIV 1813-1821
By Henry A. Ogden
Located in Mount Vernon, NY
Publication date: 1908 New York
Beneath image: Copyright 1908 by Brig General J.B. Aleshire, Qr. Master General U.S.A.
Identification (left to right): 1.Private of Infantry 2.Ordninace Sergeant 3.Corporal, Signal Corps...
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Early 20th Century Henry A. Ogden Figurative Prints
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Lithograph
Non Commissioned Officers-Staff Corps & Engineers (Full Dress); XIII 1902-1907
By Henry A. Ogden
Located in Mount Vernon, NY
Publication date: 1908 New York
Beneath image: Copyright 1908 by Brig General J.B. Aleshire, Qr. Master General U.S.A.
Identification (left to right): 1.Private of Infantry 2.Ordninace Sergeant 3.Corporal, Signal Corps...
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Early 20th Century Henry A. Ogden Figurative Prints
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Lithograph
Officers of the Staff Corps and Departments, General Staff and Chaplain
By Henry A. Ogden
Located in Mount Vernon, NY
Publication date: 1908 New York
Beneath image: Copyright 1908 by Brig General J.B. Aleshire, Qr. Master General U.S.A.
Identification (left to right): 1.Paymaster General 2.Chaplain...
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Early 20th Century Henry A. Ogden Figurative Prints
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Lithograph
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