Help .. inhereted things I know nothing about

Can anyone help identify if this lithograph (attached photo's) is a reproduction or really an antique? Any value or interest?

 

What does it say on the tag? I was unable to make your picture of the whole thing bigger than your attachment, You have plenty of room available in the 1MB limit.

 

Every picture requires me to downsize so I had to make another of the tag

 

Are you using a camera or your phone? And if you phone, what kind?

 

using an iphone 12

 

You should be able to reduce the pixel size of your images enough by emailing to yourself as "medium" size, save to your computer and then post here (using the Upload a File) process.

 

You can make them full size, which helps.

 

I'd guess it is one that Currier published, not a print by some later entity, but not really my field.

 

"General Taylor at the Battle of Resaca de la Palma"

It looks original to me, just in terms of condition.

Tell us what all the fine print under the image says.

https://artgallery.yale.edu/collections/objects/45465

 

There is this alternate depiction by Currier, too.
https://kyhistory.pastperfectonline.com/webobject/683D7263-6073-4A96-8454-336185323580

 

I lucked out in linking to the same version as OP's.

 

Additional information. One of a series of 15. Currier before Ives.

Debora

 

Didn't know what a resaca was so looked it up. It's a meander or curve in a river. So the location of the print "Resaca de la Palma" is named for a curve with a palm tree (seen to the far left) on the Rio Grande.

Debora

 

The frame looks original. Be sure to leave it as is with the print. It it behind glass? And it would be helpful if you posted a photograph of the back including frame.

Debora