V19244--Colored Veterans of the 15th Regt. 369th Infantry, Marching up Fifth Avenue, New York City

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A black-and-white stereograph print depicting American troops marching up Fifth Avenue in New York City. A large crowd of onlookers are gathered on either sides of the street. Black type along left edge of stereograph reads, [Keystone View Company/Copyrighted, Underwood & Underwood/Manufacturers/MADE IN U.S.A. Publishers]. Black type along right side of stereograph reads, [Meadville, Pa., New York, N.Y. Portland,/Oregon, London, Eng., Sydney, Aus]. Black type along bottom edge reads, [V19244 - Colored Veterans of the 15th Regt., 369th Infantry,/Marching up Fifth Avenue, New York City.]. Reverse side of stereograph has long description of the image under the heading, [COLORED Veterans of the Veterans of the 15th Reg. Marching Up Fifth Avenue, N. Y.]. The facade of the Lord & Taylor building, built in 1913-1914 and located on 5th Avenue between 38th & 39th streets, with its arched entryway is visible in the background.

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