Theodore Roosevelt Signed Autographed Photo, 1911

 Theodore Roosevelt
Vintage Autographed Photo to WWI General

Absolutely stunning, beautiful 7' x 10 1/4" Harris and Ewing signed photograph of Theodore Roosevelt dated January 19, 1911, and inscribed "To Captain Johnson Hagood, with its best wishes of Theodore Roosevelt, Jan 19th 1911".  Hagood would later command a brigade in WWI and rise ot the rank of Majoe General. 

Photo is a large 7x10 1/4", not the typical 4x6" photos usually found from Roosevelt. The image is sharp and crisp. It is on matt (lightly and could easily be removed) with Hagood's signature on the back.  One of the nicest we've ever seen!

Conway's stamp on the digital image is of course NOT on the original photo.

Guaranteed Authentic for Life
 
The following is biographical material relating to Johnson Hagood
His career highlights include (from his Wikipedia page, which also has photo of him):

-Garrison service in Rhode Island, Connecticut, and South Carolina from 1896-1901.
-Instructor in the department of philosophy, U.S. Military Academy, 1901-04.
-Assistant to chief of artillery, Washington, D.C., 1905-07.
-Member of the General Staff Corps, 1908.
-Aide de camp to Maj. Gen. J.F. Bell, 1908-10.
-Assistant to Major General Leonard Wood, re-detailed to General Staff Corps until 1912.
-Commander Fort Flagler, Washington, 1912-13.
-Overseas service in the Philippines, 1913-15.
-Various commands, Coastal Defense, 1915-17.
-Commander, 7th Reg, 1st Expeditionary Brigade, Coast Artillery Corps, July 16, 1917.
-He arrived in France on Sept. 11, 1917, and fought near Soissons, September to October.
-He organized and commanded the advance section Line of Communications, A.E.F.
-He served in command Neufchateau, Nov. 1 to Dec. 1, and as Chief of Staff, Line of 
 Communications, ----Dec. 2. He was assigned to the General Staff, A.E.F.,Jan. 10, 1918.
-He served as President of the board that reorganized the A.E.F. staff and created the
 Services of Supply (S.O.S.). He served as chief of staff S.O.S. until Armistice.