A copy of a black and white portrait of a man standing. He is wearing a dark suit and vest along with a hat. He is also wearing a white undershirt and patterned tie. The background is a wall which is intricately decorated with engravings. The color of the photograph is aged, but as this is a copy, it just comes off as miscolored.

Constantine was the son of John Papageorge. He opened a saloon in Chicago but returned to Greece to get married. His son, Peter, his two daughters, and his wife all eventually moved to Ithaca, NY.

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