Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "We have had American generals who were sticklers for correct military dress, but the man who rose form obscurity to become commander-in-chief of the Union Forces in the Civil war was not among them."

Man's chauffeur's uniform greatcoat of black wool with black astrakhan (3 day old lamb) fur collar. The full-length overcoat is double-breasted, with long sleeves and a flap pocket at each hip. Torso lined in heavy brown muton. Maker's label inside pocket, part printed, part filled in by hand: "Lexington / National Tailoring Co., Inc / Better quality uniforms / 851 Lexington Ave., N.Y. / Name: John Forsythe / Date: 10/31/34 No.: 9622" NRA "Blue Eagle" label inside pocket Stamped on inner side of lining: "Taskinlamb"

A photograph print showing the New York, New Haven & Hartford 1586, 4-4-0, on passenger train, Stamford, CT.