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PHWI3-
BOX-001 |
World
War I
Salvation Army
Chaplain Photograph |
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3½"
x 5½" photograph of Chester Larribee(?), dated 1917.
His right collar had the large fancy Salvation Army
"S". Has no harm crease and tiny upper corner
gone (see photo.) |
SALE $12.00 |
PHWI3-
BOX-006
BOX-006a
BOX-006b |
World War I
Photograph of an
Infantry Soldier |
 |
3½" x 5½"
photograph of an infantry soldier in his winter uniform
and campaign hat/ Taken by Broadway Studio, 53 Broadway,
Buffalo, N.Y. |
each
SALE $12.00 |
PHWI3-
BOX-007 |
World War I
German Soldier Photograph |
 |
3½" x 5½"
photograph of a German soldier polishing his boots in the
barracks. A mundane but seldom photographed task. Crease
that appears in image is not in postcard. |
SALE $18.00 |
PHWI3-
84-1574 |
World War I
Armed Soldier Photograph |
 |
3½" x 5½"
photograph of a U.S. Infantry private, with his
Springfield rifle. He stands in front of the barracks.
Photos with guns are rare. |
SALE $10.00 |
PHWI3-
84-83 |
World War I
Allied Tank Photograph |
 |
3½" x 5½"
photograph of a tank during a rally for the 1918 Victory
Loan. Sign on the tank reads "C.C.R. Shops Over the
Top Victory Loan 1918." Very rare. |
SALE $18.00 |
PHWI3-
BOX-008 |
Photograph of
Col. Peter E. Traub |
 |
Identified on
photograph "Col. Peter F. Traub C.O. of C.M.T.C.
Camp Knox, Ky. 1928." Also has photographer's ID on
image. He stands beside American flag, outside barracks.
Approx. 3½" x 5". |
SALE $20.00 |
PHWI3-
93-63 |
World War I
U.S. Army Chaplain
Photograph |
 |
Oval "tin"
with a black painted border simulating a frame. 7½"
oval, these photographs on sheet metal were very popular
during WWI. He wears the officer's uniform with "U.S."
on the collars and a silver Roman cross on the shoulder.
Easel back/. |
SALE $20.00 |
PHWI3-
84-2591 |
World War I
Oval Celluloid Photograph |
 |
2"x 2¾"
size, he wears the campaign hat and OD wool tunic. Made
to be worn as a pin button of your loved one in service.
Typical item sold by entrepreneurs near the Army camps. |
SALE $ 15.00 |
PHWI3-
Y1795A
|
World War I
Photograph labeled
"K of Secreatries X Director Milan Official Interpreter XX" |
 |
Shown in front of Sacred Heart Cathedral, Coblenz, they hold American flag and the Director and Interpreter are marked with "X"s. Goes with image below.
Knights of Columbus "KC" can be seen on several hats. Overall 8-1/4" x 10-1/2". |
SALE $ 20.00 |
PHWI3-
Y1795B |
World War I
Photograph labeled
"Sacred Heart Cathedral, Coblenz" |
 |
Marked on back in pencil "Washington's Birthday 1919. S.H. Cathedral, Coblenz, Am. flag displayed for first time on altar." Goes with image above. Shows Knights of Columbus chaplain in front. Overall 8-1/4" x 10-1/2". |
SALE $ 20.00 |
