DescriptionBlack-and-white c. 1940 photograph of Roy Acuff and other musicians performing in cowboy/cowgirl-themed clothing, image size 7 1/4"h x 9"w, signed "Ed Westcott" in pencil on white mat at bottom right corner of photo. Accompanying it is a photocopy with "Just A [musical note] From Roy Acuff" at top and "Compliments of Marshal Andy" at the bottom printed in blue; in between in black script is "Lonnie Wilson with me at the microphone - / Pete "Oswald" Kirby seated / with Dobro inst / Pee Wee King far left with / accordion. Golden West Cowboys / with Texas Daisy in the / Back Ground / Sincerely / Roy Acuff." Paper "CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY" glued to reverse; left half speaks to the role Ed Wescott (b. 1922, Chattanooga) played as "Official Photographer" for the Manhattan Project as well as the fact that "This unpublished photograph of Roy Acuff and the various musicians identified in Acuff's note to Ed was made by Ed around 1940 at the War Memorial Building in Nashville"; right side gives the title as "Ed Westcott Photograph of Roy Acuff and friends at the War Memorial Building in Nashville, Tennessee around 1940 along with a copy of a hand-written note from Acuff to Westcott describing the other musicians on stage." / Release date: November 10, 2008 / Limited Edition Print Number: 1 of 10 / Copyright © Moments in History - Ed Westcott," underneath is sticker marked Appalachian Frame Shop / Oak Ridge, TN / 483-6537." Both items matted in black with 12 1/2" x 21"w white mat overlay; black contemporary frame, 13 3/4"h x 22 1/8"w x 3/4"d.