I found a picture behind another picture in an old frame in my attic. The print is of golfers in the late 1800's, looks like an Canadian Club Whiskey ad. It is labeled "THE CLUB'S THE THING", copyright 1898 Hiram Walker & Sons, limited. Printed by Goupil & Co Paris.
What is the value and should I have someone look at it to have it appraised? The color of it is very vibrant and has slight damage.

Is what is below an image of what you have? I found it on the following site. The Club's the Thing, Published by Boupil and Co. Giclee Print by Henry Sandham at Art.com (http://www.art.com/asp/sp-asp/_/PD--12066997/SP--A/IGID--1500968/The_Clubs_the_Thing_Published_by_Boupil_and_Co.htm ?sOrig=CRT&sOrigId=46656&ui=FB2A3CDBC8264FF7AEFD5C5BDC0A6817) The search that I did was the following one. "THE CLUB'S THE THING" Print - Google Image Search (http://images.google.com/images?um=1&hl=en&safe=off&q=%22THE+CLUB%27S+THE+THING%22+Print) But, that link is one of the last pages in the search.

The company that made the prints was Boupil and Co. On the site where it is listed as being for sale, the price is $49.99. It's listed as being painted by Henry Sandham. If yours is considerably older, then I'm sure that it would be worth at least somewhat more than that.