This listing features a rare, vintage framed photograph of Harry E. Smoot, a prominent Chicago lawyer from the 1920s. The photograph is personally signed and inscribed by Smoot with a message: To my true friend of many years, Nathan William MacGregor. This piece of legal and Chicago history captures the persona of an influential figure from the early 20th century.
The photograph is in fair condition but shows visible signs of age, including some yellowing, fading, and cracks in the glass, as shown in the photos. Despite these imperfections, the signature and inscription remain legible and add significant value for collectors of historical or legal memorabilia. The photograph and frame show clear signs of aging. The glass is cracked, and the backing is worn.There are some spots and marks on the photograph itself, but the inscription and signature remain intact. This item is ideal for someone interested in restoring or preserving vintage memorabilia. Smoot was a well-respected lawyer in Chicago during the 1920s, known for his legal prowess and influence in the city's judicial circles.
His career and legacy continue to hold significance for collectors of legal history and Chicago memorabilia. 10 inches x 14 inches.
6 inches x 10 inches.