Original U.S. WWI Framed Portrait of Officer Painted by German Prisoner of War Dated 1919 - 8½ x 13½” German Edged Weapons the Civil War Museum of

the Civil War Museum of Philadelphia was a monument to those who fought to preserve the United States in the face of rebellion

they also look to have had the members of their squad write their names and addresses on the outside

Feed system: 200 or 250 round belts

however with the cannon that was not necessary

something we rarely see on these due to how they are demilitarized

Original U.S. WWI Framed Portrait of Officer Painted by German Prisoner of War Dated 1919 - 8½ x 13½” German Edged Weapons the Civil War Museum ofOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a lovely painted ovular portrait of Lieutenant Paul Cairnes Hunter, 304th Stevedore Regiment, QMC. The back of the frame notes that the portrait was painted by a German POW. The portrait is signed and dated in the corner, Olipps Frk. 1919, likely the rank and name of the German Prisoner of War who painted it. The frame measures 8 x 13 and is in great shape. The inscription on the back of the frame reads: Lt. Paul