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Last Corps Trip poem

Last Corps Trip poem

$48.00 USD

Size 10"x13"

Style Art Paper - Open Edition Art Paper - No Frame

Frames

475120

465120

31055

29701

4634

485120

573239

68059

Top Mat Suede Paper

Canvas Canvas Wrap Canvas Floater Canvas Standard Frame

Floater Frames 517250

517250

623181

623676

Standard Canvas Frames 573239

573239

29701

68059

485120

667593

7339406

48012

Top Mat Size 2.75 inch

Suede Mats Maroon Suede A3701

Maroon Suede A3701 Tan Suede C7183

Tan Suede C7183 Black Suede A3706

Black Suede A3706

Paper Mats Maroon A4911

Maroon A4911 Tan A4837

Tan A4837

White A4977 Gray A4833

Gray A4833

Bottom Mat No Yes

Bottom Mat Size 0.3 inch

Bottom Mat Style Gold A4841

Gold A4841 White A4977

White A4977 Gray A4833

Gray A4833 Tan A4837

Tan A4837

Maroon A4911

Glass Clear Conservation Non-Glare

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The Last Corps Trip poem written by P.H. Duval class of '51 flanks both sides of the interior frame and is superimposed over the historic Lawrence Sullivan Ross statue and the Twelfth Man statue/bonfire. The neutral gray of those images makes the poem stand out with elegance. The poem is famous for being read at bonfire and musters all over the world. Benjamin and P. H. Duval were friends and collaborated on multiple projects like this one that also helped develop multiple scholarship endowments for the Corps of Cadets.

Description

The Last Corps Trip poem written by P.H. Duval class of '51 flanks both sides of the interior frame and is superimposed over the historic Lawrence Sullivan Ross statue and the Twelfth Man statue/bonfire. The neutral gray of those images makes the poem stand out with elegance. The poem is famous for being read at bonfire and musters all over the world. Benjamin and P. H. Duval were friends and collaborated on multiple projects like this one that also helped develop multiple scholarship endowments for the Corps of Cadets.

Description

Description

The Last Corps Trip poem written by P.H. Duval class of '51 flanks both sides of the interior frame and is superimposed over the historic Lawrence Sullivan Ross statue and the Twelfth Man statue/bonfire. The neutral gray of those images makes the poem stand out with elegance. The poem is famous for being read at bonfire and musters all over the world. Benjamin and P. H. Duval were friends and collaborated on multiple projects like this one that also helped develop multiple scholarship endowments for the Corps of Cadets.