Rare, original panoramic of the 28th Division troop review by General Pershing,
that occurred on July 16, 1923 at Camp Anderson, Mt. Gretna.
This was a huge event in Lebanon County.
This very large panoramic measures approx 50-1/4 x 8.
According to the details in the lower left, this involved the 55th Brigade Infantry, the 52nd Brigade Cavalry,
and special troops. All part of the Pennsylvania National Guard.
Also noted in the lower right is the photographer's mark of "Harpel" of Lebanon PA.
As you can see in the photo, there is a lot of activity.
Only guessing, but General Pershing may be the one on the horse with his head down, closest to the left border.
Great background scenery including the 18 trucks, and even crowds with parked vehicles viewing this spectacle.
As for the condition, the photo was acquired neatly folded in half, with several tape repairs on the reverse.
This is some discoloration on the front, more tape repairs, some little border tears,
and a corner missing. This all sounds worrisome, but the overall subject is not really affected.
I have mixed photographs and scans of the panoramic just to see what turned out better for this description.
Please review them below.   I have also added a few clippings for perspective on the event.
The photo will be shipped folded in half, as found.  
Sorry, absolutely NO returns on original photos and documents.