Appears to be an official company publicity photograph; no stamps or info to the reverse. Sharp clear image printed on heavy satin paper. Very good condition; minor puckers to margins, tiny pin holes at each corner, some toning areas to the reverse. Unframed. Only 791 Curtiss-Wright AT-9's were produced between September 1941 and January 31, 1943 with one complete AT-9 surviving (this last example is a composite of several aircraft). The plane is the subject of the book "CURTISS-WRIGHT AT-9: THE OTHER JEEP" by Dan Hagedorn, senior curator of the Museum of Flight at Boeing Field in Seattle. Image 7.5" x 9.5". Paper 10" x 12".