Portraits

Portrait of Nuremberg Trials Judge John C. Young as a younger man.

Portrait of former Ambassador Richard C. Patterson, Chairman of the New York City Mayor's Committee on Receptions to Distinguished Guests.

Portrait photograph of Ambassador to Switzerland Richard C. Patterson.

Portrait of Ambassador Richard C. Patterson.

Major Richard C. Patterson at his desk in Paris. At the far right a telephone directory hangs from the wall. Back of photo has handwritten in ink, "Do not acknowledge & Please don't forget me. RCP Jr." Below are the typewritten words, "Major R. C. Patterson, Jr. Administrative Officer, American Peace Commission. Paris, 1919.

Photo postcard of Lt. Col. Richard C. Patterson, U.S. Army, in Paris, France. Printing on back reads, "Carte Postale." Lt. Col. Patterson is the Administrative Officer of the American Peace Commission, 1918-1919.

Richard C. Patterson in Army uniform, during the time of World War I.

A portrait postcard of Lt. Col. Richard C. Patterson. Printing on the back of the postcard reads, "Carte Postale." Sleeve contains a duplicate which is not a postcard. Typewritten on the reverse is "Lt. Col. Richard C. Patterson Jr. Administrative Officer of The American Peace Commission - 1918 - 1919."

Photo postcard of Lt. Col. Richard C. Patterson in Paris, France. Typewritten caption reads, "Lt. Col. R.C. Patterson Jr. Paris, France." Postcard printed by Lincoln Square Studio; 1937 Broadway, N.Y. Sleeve contains a duplicate with markings.

Portrait of Lt. Col. Richard C. Patterson, U.S. Army. This is a picture postcard. The reverse is printed, "Carte Postale." This was taken just after World War I, probably during the time he was with the American Commission to Negotiate Peace.