Box 2
Contains 29 Results:
Oswald Bölcke WWI Imperial Pilot Ace Death Card, 1916-10-28
WWI Imperial German pilot ace card by Hofphot J. Muller, Dessau. The image was taken shortly before his death and clearly shows the strain of combat exhibited in his face. He is dressed in his service uniform and wearing his Order Pour le Mérite (The Blue Max). Through the second button hole are his ribbons for the House Order of Hohenzollern and the Iron Cross and the Iron Cross. An Iron Cross first class is pinned on he lower left breast.
Xaver Hubert death card, 1917
A photo card memorializing a young soldier who was killed after 20 months on the Somme.
"Zum frommer, Andenken im Gebete an den ehrengeachteten Jűngling Xaver Huber, Oekonomssohn von Schaltdorf, Soldat im 1 bayer, Res.-Inf.-Regt. 8 Komp., welcher nach 20monatl. Frontdienst durch Verschűttung an der Somme am 10 Januar 1917 den Heldentod furs Vaterland im 24 Lebensjahre gestorben ist."
Tractor Train, Undated
YMCA postcard depicting a tractor train.
La Valbonne – Nouvelle Caserne – C. B., Undated
This post card depicts a scene from the L'école d'application pour le tir de l'infanterie (Infantry firing school).
Camp de la Valbonne (Ain). Le Passage á Niveau – C. B., Undated
This post card depicts a scene from the L'école d'application pour le tir de l'infanterie (Infantry firing school).
Camp de la Valbonne – Ecole de Tir – Porte de Châne, Undated
This post card depicts a scene from the L'école d'application pour le tir de l'infanterie (Infantry firing school).
Camp de la Valbonne. Bâtiment du 5e Coloniel, Undated
This post card depicts a scene from the L'école d'application pour le tir de l'infanterie (Infantry firing school).
Camp de la Valbonne. Bâtiment du 6e Coloniel., Undated
This post card depicts a scene from the L'école d'application pour le tir de l'infanterie (Infantry firing school).
Sebastian Aschauer death card, 1917-08-23
Camp Doniphan, Fort Sill, Oklahoma, cover, Undated
This post card is one of a set of 10, plus cover depicting life in Camp Doniphan, a part of Fort Sill used to train troops in the First World War. These postcards were sold by the 138th Infantry Exchange. Title taken from caption.