Antiques Roadshow

GUEST

Well, my dad, Colonel Chester B. Hansen, was aide to General Bradley during World War II.

APPRAISER

Who's shown here, right.

GUEST

Yes, and it was taken in Washington, D.C., around 1947 by New York Times photographer George Tames.

APPRAISER

Right.

GUEST

And it was after General Bradley was made chief of staff in Washington, D.C.

APPRAISER

Exactly, and what do we have down here?

GUEST

I have Montgomery's signature, Dwight Eisenhower and General Bradley.

APPRAISER

I think it's a great conjunction of signatures. I mean, you know, three of the people who essentially were responsible for the winning of the war in Europe. And this is nice because you get a good clear signature of each one. Montgomery of Alamein, Dwight D. Eisenhower, and Omar N. Bradley. Eisenhower's is a little rough-edged, like he was a little shaky when he made this. Or maybe the pen didn't work too well on the photo. But I think it's a great World War II signed photo, even though it's later than World War II in date. Any idea what it might be worth?

GUEST

Not a clue.

APPRAISER

I'm figuring about $3,000 or $4,000, actually.

GUEST

Wow. All right.