Pictures Bryan, Richard Croaker, and Emilio Aguinaldo, likening Bryan to the Tammany boss and the Philippine revolutionary.

An outspoken critic of the administration's expanionist foreign policy, Bryan made anti-imperialism the central theme of his campaign to unseat William McKinley in 1900. At the time, the United States was engaged in suppressing a native independence movement on the Philippine Islands, recently acquired from Spain.

Pristine example of a rare photographic design that typically has condition problems, when found. We know of just two other examples on the market in the last 10 years; one was badly foxed, the other off-center. The maker is unknown, but clearly they had a serious vendetta against Bryan!