Original AP Wire Photo dated July 4, 1947, showing President Harry S. Truman acknowledging applause after his Independence Day speech at Monticello, Thomas Jefferson's home in Charlottesville, Virginia. The printed caption notes his criticism of opponents of the Marshall European economic recovery program. From the archive of a Pittsburgh-area newspaper. Measures 6⅝ x 8¾ inches. Caption is printed directly on the photo, and an AP stamp is present on the back. Tape remains on the corners, with pronounced yellowing and discoloration. Photograph shows scattered surface marks, small spots, light scratches and edge wear. Bottom edge is uneven, with the lowest caption line partially cut off. Please examine photos for condition details.
