Major General Lytle Brown,Panama Canal Department,Harry Woodring,1936

Title: Maj. Gen'l. Lytle Brown leading his Panama Canal Dept. in review for Asst. Sect'y. of War, Honorable Harry Woodring, April 2nd, 1936
Related Names:
National Photo & News Service , copyright claimant
Goldbeck, E. O. (Eugene Omar), 1892- , photographer
Date Created/Published: 1936 April 2.
Summary: Combination photoprint contains a panorama inset within a panorama; each panorama contains an inset. The inset for the larger panorama (at left) depicts officers saluting. The inset for the smaller panorama (at right) depicts color guard.
Notes:
J 19591 U.S. Copyright Office
Copyright deposit; National Photo & News Service; June 29, 1936.
Panorama inset titled: 'Major General Lytle Brown receiving salute from his Panama Canal Department command, April 2nd, 1936'.
Copyright claimant's address: San Antonio, Texas.
Photo no. 4040-A.
Subjects:
Military parades & ceremonies.
United States.--Army--Rites & ceremonies.
Panama.
Composite photographs.
Gelatin silver prints.
Panoramic photographs.
Bookmark /2007664369/
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