Box 2

This post card depicts a scene from the L'école d'application pour le tir de l'infanterie (Infantry firing school).

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.

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.

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.

View of a military [victory] parade at a large city square in Malta.

W. C. A. 145. The Reality of War. One of the first actual photographs from the battlefield. A brave young belgan boy, shot in the gallant defence of Huy, is being solaced by a comrade.

W. C. A. 145. French infantry on way to flank the enemy, marching through a village.

W. C. A. 146. Two soldiers outside a damaged building.

W. C. A. 146. No. 63. Heroic Belgian boy, Joseph Lessen, 18 years old, has penetrated the German lines on ten occasions and has brought about the arrrest of eleven spies. Lessen was decorated by King Albert, receiving the Order of Leopold. He has since been proposed for the Legion of Honor.

Studio portrait of an unidentified German soldier with rifle. Previously removed from a scrapbook.