United States. A Dedicated Portrait of Secretary of War Newton D. Baker to Colonel Richard McKenney, 1920 visually-hidden His "Delusion of Insanity" forced
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His "Delusion of Insanity" forced his admission to the Ontario Military Hospital at Cobourg
constructed of machine-embroidered grey threading on a dark grey wool backer
/ Loved and were loved
He was decorated with the Iron Cross 2nd and 1st Class during the war
with the fore gun sponsoned out on the starboard side of the ship and the aft gun on the port side
United States. A Dedicated Portrait of Secretary of War Newton D. Baker to Colonel Richard McKenney, 1920 visually-hidden His "Delusion of Insanity" forcedA black and white portrait by A. Gurtler, Warszawa, N. Swiat 49, of American Secretary of War Newton D. Baker to Colonel Richard McKenney, U. S. Military Attache at Warsaw, Poland, "To Lt. Col McKenney with Grateful Regard, Newton Baker, Warsaw May 24, 1920", photo measures 14 cm (w) x 21 cm (h) while frame measures 19. 5 cm (w) x 29 cm (h), label on reverse for Edward Jackson framing, N. Y., very fine.
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