| Accession Number: | SC U:62 |
| Location: | RB-M Photo |
| Dates: | 1914-1918 |
| Size: | 13 regular Hollingers; 4.29 cubic feet |
| Creator/Collector: | Committee on Public Information |
| Acquisition info: | Received from the Federal Government |
| Accruals: | No accruals expected |
| Custodial history: | Received from the Committee on Public Information |
| Language: | English |
| Processed by: | Melissa Miller, April 2018 |
| Conservation notes: | Photos placed in acid-free folders |
| Scope and Content: | The collection contains black and white propaganda photographs obtained from the Committee on Public Information during World War I. Issued as various numbered sets, the photographs include staged and non-staged subjects about various aspects of the war. |
| Arrangement: | Boxes 1-6: numerically, CPI photos Boxes 7-9: alphabetically, studios Box 10: alphabetically, St. Louis-related Boxes 11-13: numerically, French Official Photographs |
| Restrictions: | SLPL does not own copyright |
| Remarks: | Collection maintained in original folder-order |
Committee on Public Information Photographs World War I
1914-1918
13 regular Hollingers; 4.29 cubic feet
| Box/Folder | Description |
| 1/1 | Finding aid |
| 1/2 | Numbers 43-268
-43: Different Methods of Saluting -229: Americans in London -230: Americans in London -231: Americans in London -258: Airplane View -259: Airplane View -262: German Destruction (3) -268: Zeppelin |
| 1/3 | Numbers 366-560
-366: With Our Marines in France -393: Weeding out the Units by Means of Psychological Tests -437: Camp Upton, NY -442: Camp Upton, NY -447: Aviation Training -448: Aviation Training -449: Radio Training -450: Aviation Training -453: Aviation Training -454: Aviation Training -457: Aviation Training -463: Aviation Training (3) -447: Aviation Training -460: Aviation Training |
| 1/4 | Numbers 501-536
-501: Airplane Construction -502: Airplane Construction -503: Airplane Construction -506: Berlin Crowds Protest Peace Terms -531: Airplane -534: Airplane Construction -535: Aviation -536: Aviation |
| 1/5 | Numbers 418-498
-418: Record Card -435: Camp Upton, NY -438: Camp Upton, NY -460: Aviation Training -466: Airplane Construction -471: Airplane Construction -477: Aviation Training -484: Airplane Empennage -492: Airplane Construction -494: Building Speed into Airplanes (2) -498: Aviation Training |
| 1/6 | Numbers 476-598
-476: Airplane Construction -542: Airplane Construction -543: Airplane Construction -545: Airplane Construction -551: Aviation -555: Airplane Construction -557: Airplane Construction -564: Airplane Construction -565: Airplane Construction -566: Aviation Training -567: Aviation Training -576: Balloon -577: Balloon -584: Airplane Construction (2) -598: Airplane Construction -597: Aviation Training -598: Airplane Construction |
| 1/7 | Numbers 602-629
-602: Airplane Construction -604: Aviation Training -607: Assembling the Control Gear of an Airplane -610: Airplane Construction (2) -611: Airplane Construction -621: Aviation Training -622: Aviation Training -627: Aviation Training -628: Aviation Training -629: Aviation Training |
| 1/8 | Numbers 632-672
-632: Airplane Construction -633: Airplane Construction (2) -634: The Eyes of Our Army -636: Aviation Training -637: Aviation Training -644: Horn operated by means of compressed air… -647: [soldier in uniform carrying messenger bag] -651: American soldiers using gas flappers… -655: American gas mask… -656: Another view of the adjustment drill. -657: Type of rattle used to give the alarm… -659: American gas mask… -672: Close up view of American gas mask. |
| 1/9 | Numbers 684-688
-684: Americans in France -685: Americans in France -686: Camouflage -687: Americans in France -688: Americans in France |
| 1/10 | Numbers 691-718
-691: Cooking -693: Cooking -706: American gas mask adjusted… -709: Gas mask knapsack at “alert position” -715: American soldier being drilled in a rapid adjustment… -716: One of the early types of gas mask… -718: Adjustment drill showing knapsack at “alert position”… |
| 1/11 | Numbers 720-723
-720: Cooking -721: Cooking -722: Cooking -723: Cooking (6) |
| 1/12 | Numbers 755-758
-755: Recreation -756: Recreation -757: Recreation -758: Recreation |
| 1/13 | Numbers 784-814
-784: In Training -786: Trenches -788: In Training -789: First Aid -790: In Training -791: Trench -792: Equipment -794 Dugouts -795: In Training -796: In Training -798: In Training -799: A Dugout -800: On Duty -801: Trenches -802: Trenches -803: Dugouts -804: In Training -805: In Training -806: In Training -807: Fort Sheridan, IL -809: Fort Sheridan, IL -810: Fort Sheridan, IL -812: Dugouts -813: Dugouts -814: Fort Sheridan, IL |
| 1/14 | Numbers 818-832
-818: Americans in France -819: Americans in France -826: Cooking -827: Cooking -828: Cooking -829: Cooking -830: Cooking -831: Cooking -832: Camp Washington DC |
| 1/15 | Numbers 900-905
-900: Hospital -905: Aisne: A soldier laudering… |
| 1/16 | Numbers 1000-1008
-1000: Damaged German Ships -1001: Damaged German Ships -1002: Damaged German Ships -1003: Damaged German Ships -1004: Damaged German Ships -1005: Damaged German Ships -1006: Damaged German Ships -1007: Damaged German Ships -1008: Damaged German Ships |
| 1/17 | Numbers 1027-1056
-1027: The Water Carrier in the Trenches Occupied by the US Marines -1048: More Ships and Victory -1049: More Ships and Victory -1054: Damaged German Ships -1055: Damaged German Ships -1056: Damaged German Ships |
| 1/18 | Numbers 1078-1079
-1078: Lieut. Commander Bagley -1079: America’s First Naval Loss |
| 1/19 | Numbers 1081-1099
-1081: Auto Trucks |
| 1/20 | Numbers 1100-1157
-1100: Auto Truck -1101: Auto Truck -1108: Auto Truck -1116: Trenches |
| 1/21 | Numbers 1230-1349
-1230: The Man at the Wheel -1234: A Cloudscape from a Caproni -1253: The Sentinel of the Air -1260: A Hasty Descent -1261: Banked for a Turn -1264: Student Fliers Take a Morning Spin -1347: The Vast Emptiness Below (2) -1348: Out of Sight of Land -1349: The Caproni Bears the Stars and Stripes |
| 1/22 | Numbers 1342-1377
-1342: Camouflage -1373: First Aid -1377: In Training |
| 1/23 | Numbers 1380-1396
-1380: Aviation Training |
| 2/1 | Numbers 1431-1727
-1431: Recreation Hours -1433: “Over There” Over Here -1446: Machine Gun (2) -1495: [gentlemen in front of an airplane] -1560: Charles Wellman Parks -1565: German Submarine -1566: German Submarine -1567: German Submarine -1568: German Submarine -1663: Transportation -1679: United States Navy -1680: United States Navy -1681: United States Navy -1682: United States Navy -1683: USS Fanning -1707: Admiral Benson -1708: Admiral Benson -1709: Admiral Benson -1710: Admiral Benson -1711: Admiral Benson -1727: Marne District |
| 2/2 | Numbers 1730-1748
-1730: More Ships and Victory -1733: More Ships and Victory -1737: Dugout -1740: Hospital Corps (3) -1742: Hospital Corps -1746: Hospital Corps (2) -1748: Hospital Corps (2) |
| 2/3 | Numbers 1756-1846
-1756: More Ships and Victory (2); negative also included; number 1816 also included (Another Ship to Beat the U Boats) -1768: More Ships and Victory -1771: More Ships and Victory -1773: More Ships and Victory -1787: More Ships and Victory -1790: More Ships and Victory -1791: More Ships and Victory -1792: More Ships and Victory -1799: More Ships and Victory -1800: More Ships and Victory -1804: More Ships and Victory -1809: More Ships and Victory -1816: More Ships and Victory (2) -1819: More Ships and Victory (2) -1820: More Ships and Victory -1828: More Ships and Victory (2) -1830: More Ships and Victory -1835: More Ships and Victory -1846: More Ships and Victory |
| 2/4 | Numbers 1851-1880
-1851: More Ships and Victory -1852: More Ships and Victory -1867: More Ships and Victory -1873: More Ships and Victory -1880: More Ships and Victory (2) |
| 2/5 | Numbers 1944-1966
-1944: Recreation -1946: Recreation (2) -1949: In Training (2) -1952: In Training -1954: In Training -1956: Dentistry -1957: Recreation -1962: In Training -1963: Recreation -1964: In Training -1965: Flags -1966: Recreation |
| 2/6 | Numbers 1970-1989
-1970: Camouflage -1971: Camouflage -1972: Camouflage -1973: Camouflage -1975: Camouflage -1976: Camouflage -1977: Camouflage -1978: Camouflage -1979: Camouflage -1980: Camouflage -1981: Camouflage -1982: Camouflage -1983: Camouflage -1984: Camouflage -1985: Camouflage -1986: Camouflage -1987: Camouflage -1988: Camouflage -1989: Camouflage |
| 2/7 | Numbers 2031-2060
-2031: American Artillery -2033: American Artillery -2034: Machine Guns -2035: In Training -2036: Camouflage -2038: An American Cantonment -2039: In Training -2041: In Training -2044: Eliminating the Horrors of German Gas Attacks -2048: In Training -2049: In Training -2052: American Artillery -2055: Grenades -2057: Attacking a Trench (2) -2058: American Artillery -2059: First Aid -2060: Ward-tent of field hospital… |
| 2/8 | Numbers 2064-2149
-2064: First Aid -2067: Gas Masks -2111: Gen. Pershing -2112: Americans in France -2114: Gas Masks -2116: Bayonet Practice -2119: Americans in France -2118: Americans in France -2120: Americans in France -2122: Americans in France -2123: Americans in France -2124: Americans in France -2126: Americans in France -2128: Grenades -2130: Americans in France -2132: Americans in France -2133: Americans in France -2138: Americans in France -2140: Americans in France (3) -2141: Americans in France -2142: Americans in France -2143: Gas Mask -2144: Americans in France -2148: Americans in France -2149: Americans in France |
| 2/9 | Numbers 2152-2169
-2152: Religious Services -2153: Americans in France -2155: Americans in France |
| 2/10 | Numbers 2172-2190
-2172: Americans in France (2) -2174: Americans in France -2177: Americans in France -2179: Trench Training a Sport to Our Boys -2181: In Training -2182: Americans in France (2) -2183: Americans in France (2) -2186: United States Marines in France -2187: Americans in France -2188: Grenades -2189: American Ship Blazing -2190: The Horrors of War |
| 2/11 | Numbers 2201-2305
-2201: Dugouts -2277: More Ships and Victory/Nailing Panels for a Knockdown Barracks (2) -2283: Not an Inch Is Wasted -2286: An Ancient Mode of Transportation in a Twentieth Century War -2287: Air-Drying timber for Our Wooden Ships -2288: Trimming Lumber for Our Soldiers’ Barracks -2289: Felling Forest Giants to Build More Ships -2305: The Yoke of Peace Battles against the Yoke of Autocracy (2) |
| 2/12 | Numbers 2291-2340
-2291: On the Ways to Victory -2295: The Sawmills Buzz Their Bit -2298: Spraying the Barracks Panels -2303: The Towering Pines Offer Themselves to Democracy’s Cause -2306: Giants of the Forest -2308: Loading Knocked-Down Barracks for Shipment Abroad -2313: The Skidder Speeds up Production/The Simple Tools for the Erection of a Portable Barracks (2) -2314: Building a Forest Railway to Speed up Ship Production -2336: Transportation -2337: Balloons -2340: Doing Paris under the Chaperonage of the YMCA |
| 2/13 | Numbers 2343-2370
-2343: The YMCA Canteen -2367: The Hand of Fellowship/American YMCA Workers near the Front (2) -2368: The Lunch of the Field Secretaries (2) -2370: The Final Inspection before the Battle (4) |
| 2/14 | Numbers 2371-2385
-2371: News from the Folks back Home (3); 2381 on same page: A Smile of Cheer -2373: No Slackers at Mess Hall -2374: Ready for the Air (2) -2376: Unloading American Ships in France (2) -2377: Soldiers of the Sea Parade on French Soil -2379: Our Marines Pass Inspection -2380: A “Grass Cutter” Comes to Grief (4); on same page as 2556: Emptying the “Enemy’s” Trench -2381: A Smile of Cheer -2382: Wounds of Valor -2383: Our Aviators become Machine Gun Marksmen -2384: Army Cooks become French Chefs (2) -2385: Off to Photograph the Enemy’s Lines (2); on same page as 2339: With Uncle Sam’s Birdmen in France |
| 2/15 | Numbers 2387-2399
-2387: The Test before the Flight -2388: Awaiting Enemy Fliers -2389: German Prisoners Building Roads in American Camps (2) -2391: The Terror of the Air/The Result of a 500-Foot Drop (2) -2393: The Editorial Sanctum of the “Eagles Screech” -2394: Watching the Army Birds Take to Flight -2396: A Trap Shooter’s Paradise (2) -2399: The Link between Headquarters and the Outposts |
| 2/16 | Numbers 2400-2425
-2400: The Forest Giants Take Their Last Journey -2402: Comparing Observation Notes -2404: The Blazed Logs |
| 2/17 | Numbers 2426-2471
-2426: Sweet Dreams of Grub (2) |
| 2/18 | Numbers 2491-2538
-2491: Transportation -2492: Transportation -2499: Instructing Our Instructors -2504: A Study in Expression -2505: Guns of Victory -2506: Artillery on Review -2509: Preparing for the Berlin Marathon -2510: A Hero of Trench Warfare -2511: The Making of Our Army -2512: They Stoop to Conquer -2514: Giving the Surgeons a Furlough -2529: Italy Gets Aid for Her New Drive for Victory -2530: Again under the Tricolor of France -2531: How Germans Feared French Shells -2532: Engineering Feats along the Firing Line -2533: Ruins Dot Ravaged France -2534: Spanish Mission Visits Ravaged France -2535: Neutrals See Trench Warfare -2536: A Taube Is Sighted -2537: Main Street, Never Mind Where -2538: Trench Transportation Simplified |
| 2/19 | Number 2549
-2549: The “General Pershing” after the Christening |
| 2/20 | Numbers 2556-2665
-2556: Emptying the Enemy’s Trench -2557: The Divisional Emblem |
| 2/21 | Numbers 2583-2683
-2583: This tank, the newest engine of modern warfare… -2664: The Wagon Transport Drill (2) |
| 3/1 | Numbers 2735-3195
-2735: Bringing the Guns into Action -2915: Snapping the Enemy Trenches with the New Aeroplane Graflex -3195: Artillery |
| 3/2 | Numbers 2789-2804
-2789: Fighting with Nature’s Weapons -2790: A True American Who Gave His Life for Democracy (2) 2792: Comrades Pay Last Tribute to a Khaki-Clad Martyr (2) 2794: Instilling the Joys of Victory (2) 2796: [firefighters with hose] 2798: An Octette [sic] of Gladiators 2802: The Charge to Victory through Gas-Laden Air 2803: How German Trenches Will be Cleared -2804: Halting an Enemy’s Raid |
| 3/3 | Numbers 256-2927
-256: Airplane Camera -2896: As the Colors Pass By -2897: Army and Peace Advocates Join Hands in a Common Cause -2899: Military Honors for a Peace Advocate -2905: Our Allied Instructors -2906: The Smiles of Victory -2914: Photographing Enemy Trenches from the Clouds (2) -2917: The Old and the New Have Their Places in a Twentieth Century War -2918: Reviewing Our Future Aviators -2920: Recording the Efficiency of Our Aviators -2921: The Hydro Aeroplane Floats over the Clouds -2922: The Parade of the Aviation School -2923: Seaward Bound -2924: The Eyes of Our Navy -2926: The Result of a Poor Landing (2) -2927: Taking the Air |
| 3/4 | Numbers 2929-2947
-2929: The Nemesis of the Submarine -2930: Headed for the Clouds -2931: The Eagle Bests the Shark -2932: Leaving the Water for the Air -2935: On the Trail of the Hydroaeroplane -2936: “A hydroaeroplane on a practice flight…” -2937: Back from Its Morning Flight (3) -2939: The Sentinel of the Clouds -2942: Leaving the Water for the Air -2943: The Winged Solution of Victory -2944: Ready for the Morning Flight -2946: The Dirigible Leaves for Its Daily Flight -2947: Back from the Morning Dip (2) |
| 3/5 | Numbers 2950-2971
-2950: Tuning up the Dirigible’s Engine 2956: Taking the Air 2962: French Advisor Aids Italian War Council 2963: Milan Honors French Envoy 2964: No Place in German Kultur [sic] 2965: Honors for French Heroes 2966: The House of Hope in the Balkans 2967: The Bombardment before the Charge 2968: Lending the Cooks a Hand -2969: French Supplies for Italian Troops -2970: Under the Roar of the German Guns -2971: France and Her Southern Ally |
| 3/6 | Numbers 2973-3015
-2973: Missouri, USS -2980: New Hampshire, USS -3000: Red Cross -3001: Red Cross -3002: Maj. Murphy -3003: Maj. Murphy -3006: Maj. Perkins -3007: Red Cross -3008: At Sea -3009: At Sea -3010: Dartmouth Unit -3011: Dartmouth Unit -3012: Dartmouth Unit -3013: Dartmouth Unit (6) -3014: Tuft’s Unit -3015: Tuft’s Unit |
| 3/7 | Numbers 3016-3025
-3016: Americans in France -3017: Americans in France -3018: Americans in France -3019: Americans in France -3020: Americans in France -3021: Americans in France -3022: Americans in France -3023: Americans in France -3024: Americans in France -3025: Americans in France |
| 3/8 | Numbers 3026-3045
-3026: Americans in France -3027: Americans in France -3028: Americans in France -3030: Americans in France -3031: Americans in France -3032: Americans in France -3033: Americans in France -3034: Americans in France -3035: Gen. Pershing -3036: Gen. Pershing -3037: Americans in France -3038: Americans in France -3039: Pershing and Joffre -3040: Pershing and Joffre -3041: Americans in France -3042: Americans in France -3043: Americans in France -3044: Joffre -3045: Joffre |
| 3/9 | Numbers 3046-3055
-3046: French Memorial |
| 3/10 | Numbers 3056-3060
-3056: Rifle Practice |
| 3/11 | Numbers 3061-3069
-3061: Trenches |
| 3/12 | Numbers 3071-3085
-3071: Red Cross -3072: Red Cross -3073: Red Cross -3074: Red Cross -3075: Red Cross (6) -3077: Trench Raiding -3078: In Training -3079: In Training -3080: In Training -3081: In Training -3082: HO Beatty -3083: HO Beatty -3084: American Hospital -3085: American Ambulance |
| 3/13 | Numbers 3086-3100
-3086: American Hospital |
| 3/14 | Numbers 3101-3115
-3101: Maj. Perkins |
| 3/15 | Numbers 3117-3135
-3117: Drilling -3119: In Training -3120: Grenades -3121: Trench Attack -3122: Smoke Bombs -3123: Rapid Fire -3124: Gas Masks -3125: Gas Masks -3126: Gas Masks -3127: Gas Masks -3128: Gas Masks -3129: Grenades -3130: Grenades -3131: Training -3132: Grenades -3133: Shelling -3134: Gen. Sibert -3135: Grenades |
| 3/16 | Numbers 3136-3155
-3136: Food |
| 3/17 | Numbers 3156-3200
-3156: American Artillery |
| 3/18 | Numbers 3201-3216
-3201: Food -3205: American Military Review -3206: Artillery -3207: Artillery -3208: Artillery -3209: Artillery -3210: Artillery -3211: American Artillery -3212: American Military Review -3213: Balloon -3214: Balloon -3215: Balloon -3216: Balloon |
| 3/19 | Numbers 3218-3232
-3218: American Artillery |
| 3/20 | Numbers 3239-3260
-3239: Food |
| 3/21 | Numbers 3261-3270
-3261: Americans in France -3262: French General -3263: Gen. Joffre -3264: In Training 3265: Americans in France 3266: Food 3267: Americans in France 3268: Transportation 3269: Food 3270: Americans in France |
| 3/22 | Numbers 3271-3277
-3271: Americans in France |
| 4/1 | Numbers 3739-3940
-3739: The Titan of the Air -3939: Observing the Effects of American Shell on German Trenches -3940: Spying on the Enemy’s Trenches (2) |
| 4/2 | Numbers 3941-3950
-3941: The Fragments Hold Our Boys to a Tie -3956: Grenading [sic] the Lurking Enemy out of Captured Trenches -3958: An Interallied [sic] Soccer Battle -3959: Midgets Battle for the Red Cross Fund |
| 4/3 | Numbers 4001-4018
-4001: A Belgian Crew with a German Gun -4002: Shelling Germans with a German Gun -4003: English Soldiers of Mercy behind Belgian Lines -4004: Safe from the Teuton [sic] Shell -4005: No Sanctuary for the Dead -4006: Trenches de Luxe -4007: An International Tea -4008: The Suffering of a Nation -4009: Ruins Shelter a Communicating Trench -4010: A True Fellowship -4011: Senegalese Soldiers in France -4012: Inland Waterways and War Work -4013: Preparing War Roads for Peace Times -4014: A Target for German Guns -4015: Ruins Where Industry Thrived -4016: France Honors Her Noble Dead -4017: The Deserted Village -4018: The Review before the Battle |
| 4/4 | Numbers 4019-4050
-4019: Taking Movies for French Archives -4020: The Resting Place of German Dead -4039: Viewing the Austrian Battle Line (2) -4040: The Noonday Halt (2) -4041: When Armageddon Broke -4042: Shipping Controllers of the Allies -4043: After the Franco-Italian Council -4044: The Grandeur That Was France -4045: Reconstructing Regained Roads -4046: Rebuilding Roads for a New Offensive -4047: A Halt for Water -4048: The Engineers Come into Their Own (2) -4049: The YMCA Follows the Flag -4050: First Aid in the First Line Trenches (3) |
| 4/5 | Numbers 4052-4062
-4052: Combating German Frightfulness -4053: Building New Homes in a New Land -4054: A Kitchen Battery/Feeding Our Army in France (3) -4056: Our Chefs in Khaki/American Trucks for French Rails (3) -4057: Germany Can’t Solve This American Puzzle (2) -4058: An American Gift to France and Liberty -4059: Victorious in Death -4061: The Last Services for the First Americans to Die in France (2) -4062: Taps for the First Three Americans Who Gave Their Blood so Liberty Might Live (2) |
| 4/6 | Numbers 4063-4075
-4063: On French Soil at Last -4064: “Vanguard of the Rainbow Division…” 4065: Bucking the Line in France -4066: France Sees the Rainbow after the Storm -4067: He Bled for Democracy (2) -4070: He Will Lead Our Men to Victory -4071: Leaders of Our Marines in France -4072: Staff Officers in Command of an American Trench (3) -4073: Halting the Gun at the Lorraine Gate -4074: On Democracy’s Battle Front (2) -4075: Someone Thinks of Me (2) |
| 4/7 | Numbers 4076-4085
-4076: Ready to Warn Our Forces of a German Raid (2) -4077: Watching the Taube Fly By (2) -4078: American Gunners for French Guns (3) -4080: American War Time Efficiency on the French Front (2) -4082: The Receiving Yard of a Supply Depot -4083: America’s Industrial Invasion into France -4084: Unloading American Locomotives in France (3) -4085: From Ship to Flat Car |
| 4/8 |
Numbers 4087-4099 -4087: Our Commissioned Transportation Experts -4088: Assembling American Locomotives in France -4089: All Aboard for Victory -4090: Army Beef for Army Men -4092: Assembling Motor Trucks in France -4094: Rushing Supplies to the Fighting Front -4095: The Wounded Reach the Base Hospital -4096: The Simple Monuments of the First Three Americans Who Died so Democracy Might Live -4097: Preparing Barrack Sites -4098: Their First March on French Soil -4099: The Staff of Base Hospital |
| 4/9 | Numbers 4151-4177
-4151: “Ten ton artillery tractor…” -4152: “Five ton artillery tractor…” -4153: “Artillery repair truck…” -4154: “Equipment repair truck…” -4155: “View of artillery supply truck…” -4156: “Two ton ammunition truck…” -4165: The Marines Return to Camp -4169: A Sight Seeing Tour Personally Conducted by Uncle Sam -4171: The Mess Line -4173: The First Camp of Our Marines in France -4174: Foot Inspection -4177: Visiting Day at the Marine Camp |
| 4/10 | Numbers 4181-4189
-4181: Saturday Night in France |
| 4/11 | Numbers 4190-4199
-4190: Look Pleasant, Please |
| 4/12 | Numbers 4200-4216
-4200: Camp Visitors -4215: Establishing Telephonic Communications between American Camps in France -4216: The National Game in France |
| 4/13 | Numbers 4217-4230
-4217: Standards of Victory |
| 4/14 | Numbers 4232-4249
-4232: Fit to Fight -4233: Trenchward Bound -4238: The Horizon Blue Serenades the Khaki -4242: “America” in France -4243: Watching Fliers Battle in the Skies -4244: Watching the Approach of the Enemy’s Fliers -4246: The Taube Serves as a Target -4247: A Course in Fence Building -4248: Erecting Barbed Wire Entanglements -4249: Completing the Barbed Wire Entanglement |
| 4/15 | Numbers 4268-4290
-4268: Leaving the Gas Chamber |
| 4/16 | Numbers 4292-4358
-4292: The Long Heave into Enemy Territory -4321: American Marksmen Prove Their Prowess before French Instructors -4322: The Marines’ Signal Corps in France -4324: Our Marine Buglers -4337: An American Marksman -4339: French Soldiers Laying out American Trenches -4346: A One Man Barricade in France -4347: At the Art of Trench Digging (2) -4348: The Outpost’s Barricade -4353: An International Contest -4356: Turning Work into Play -4358: Trench Drill |
| 4/17 | Numbers 4360-4374
-4360: Making Play out of Work -4374: French Towns, in Gala Attire, Await the Arrival of Our Troops |
| 4/18 | Numbers 4516-4593
-4516: A Promise That Will be Fulfilled -4533: Our Youngest Recruit -4585: Qualifying as Scouts -4586: Detecting Enemy’s Movements -4587: Observing Enemy Territory (2) -4588: Informing Headquarters of Their Findings -4592: Recreation in a Logging Camp -4593: Soldiers of Our Lumberjack Army |
| 4/19 | Numbers 4596-4621
-4596: The Donkey Engine Does Its Bit |
| 4/20 | Numbers 4672-4695
-4672: Interned Alien Enemies -4679: Alien Millionaires Head the “Back to the Land” Movement -4680: A Time Killing and Money Saving Art (2) -4681: The Home of Interned German Prisoners -4682: Whiling Away Time until Peace Comes -4686: Enemy Alien’s Quarters -4687: A Champion in Khaki -4690: Columbian Athlete Dons the Khaki -4693: Leaves the Pulpit for the Trench -4694: The Leader of New York’s Pride -4695: The Fighting Parson Dons the Khaki |
| 5/1 | Numbers 4697-4719
-4697: The Backwoods Home of Our Engineers -4698: Travelled Half Way around the World to Fight the Huns -4699: Wealth Has No Privileges in Our Army -4700: Light and Sunshine Fill the Surgical Ward -4701: The General Instructs His Men -4714: Chateau Camouflage 4716: Son of Former Cabinet Member Now in Khaki 4719: The Engineers Insignia Serves as a Model for the Regimental Chapel |
| 5/2 | Number 4835
-4835: The Daily Conference |
| 5/3 | Numbers 4984-4995
-4984: “President of the United States…” -4992: Our Student Aviators Erect Their Own Hangars -4993: The Propeller’s Powerful Sweep -4994: They Know No Fear -4995: The Hangar in the Making |
| 5/4 | Numbers 4996-4997
-4996: Erecting a Hydrogen Plant -4997: The Monarch of the Air Rests |
| 5/5 | Numbers 5023-5030
-5023: The Drop from the Clouds -5024: The Parachute Drop -5025: The Movie Camera Takes Its Place in War (2) -5026: Getting the Range for the “Seventy Fives” -5028: The Uphill March (3) -5029: Over the Snow Clad Hills of France -5030: Learning the Tricks of the “Seventy Fives” |
| 5/6 | Numbers 5031-5040
-5031: Awaiting the Gun’s Bark (2) -5032: Americans Fire French Shell at German Trenches -5033: Hauling Supplies to American Training Camps in France -5034: The “Seventy Fives” Roars Its Paeans of Victory -5035: French Guns Roar on the American Front -5036: Marching through France -5037: “Boys of the 116th Infantry…” -5038: Waking His Bunkie (2) -5039: Ever Busy/The Field Kitchen on the Line of March (3) -5040: Blizzard Fails to Halt the Supply Wagon |
| 5/7 | Numbers 5041-5050
-5041: Hiking through the Snow-Laden Forests of France (2) -5042: An Army Sandwich -5043: The First Meal on French Soil -5044: The Officers Mess in the Snow -5046: An Interallied Concert -5049: Great Expectations -5050: Speeding up the Christmas Mail (2) |
| 5/8 | Numbers 5052-5064
-5052: The Pie Line -5054: French Luxuries for American Troops -5055: They Will Lead Our Sons to Victory -5056: Trudging through French Snows (3) -5060: The Mess Line -5062: The Wash-up before the Evening Meal -5064: The End of a Three Day Hike (2) |
| 5/9 | Numbers 5305-5310
-5305: “Browning machine rifle…” -5307: “Browning machine rifle…” -5310: “Black Diamond” Day aboard an American Battleship |
| 5/10 | Numbers 5359-5388
-5359: A Military Highway |
| 5/11 | Numbers 5390-5445
-5390: “Various steps in the fabrication…” -5416: “A field signal battalion laying the wires…” |
| 5/12 | Numbers 5449-5560
-5449: “A battalion double timing down hill…” |
| 5/13 | Numbers 5562-5651
-5562: The Artillery Range -5566: A Halt in the Days Drill -5567: Artillery Observers -5583: “An operating station of the Field Signal Corps” -5594: Camouflaging the Three Inch Guns -5601: The Hurdler Takes a Fall -5603: The Officers’ Hurdle Race -5604: Cavalrymen in Khaki View Holiday Sports -5629: Operating a Coast Sentinel -5651: The Camouflage |
| 5/14 | Numbers 5675-5685
-5675: No Man’s Land from the Trenches |
| 5/15 | Numbers 5687-5699
-5687: A Ruined Church |
| 5/16 | Numbers 5700-5728
-5700: The American Medical Corps in France -5702: Observing Enemy Movements -5724: Snapping the Enemy’s Trenches |
| 5/17 | Numbers 5729-5793
-5729: Trench Patrol 5730: Grenading the Enemy’s Trench 5731: Mess 5733: “Americans near the front line…” 5734: A Survivor of the German Occupation Greets Sammy 5741: The General Instructs the Private -5742: Advice from One Who Knows -5754: Mail Day in France -5755: “An American 1 pound gun in action” -5756: “An American 1 pound gun in action” -5757: “An American 1 pound gun in action” -5759: “An American 1 pound gun in action” -5761: “Americans resting…” -5769: The Water Bucket Brigade -5774: The Zeppelin Brought down by French Guns -5775: A Zeppelin Bagged on French Soil -5777: A Monster Zeppelin Brought to Earth -5778: Prizes of War -5781: A Travelling Department Store in France -5792: German Prisoners at Work -5793: A German Built Railroad behind American Lines in France |
| 5/18 | Numbers 5794-5833
-5794: Teuton Captives Turn Railway Builders |
| 5/19 | Numbers 5877-6134
-5877: Paying Tribute to His Country’s Martyrs -6002: Camouflage Plans -6005: Camouflaging the Landscape -6066: American Telephone Operators Who Will be Sent to France -6073: [barber shaving head] -6110: Reviewing Our Troops in France -6116: Examining Their Guns -6117: Taking up a New Gun Position -6118: Outposts -6119: An American Sharpshooter -6124: The Ruins of Beaumont -6125: A Dugout Entrance -6127: The Gas Alarm -6129: Co. Fk. Parker -6134: The Poilus Make Way for the Sammies |
| 5/20 | Numbers 6138-6168
-6138: Our Motorcyclists in Khaki |
| 5/21 | Numbers 6169-6240
-6169: “Handling 14” shell” |
| 5/22 | Numbers 6248-6291
-6248: [wrestling] -6250: Aviators Learn Boxing -6272: A Destroyer in Its Infancy -6280: An Armored Car in the Making -6282: Constructing an Armored Car -6284: “Construction work on the deck…” -6285: “View of interior of hull…” -6286: “View of deck construction…” -6287: “A view showing Uncle Sam’s latest…” (2) -6289: An Armored Car Interior -6291: “The bow of the largest concrete vessel…” |
| 5/23 | Numbers 6298-6334
-6298: The Locomotive Is Assembled |
| 5/24 | Numbers 6341-6365
-6341: Bread for Fighters |
| 5/25 | Numbers 6367-6399
-6367: A French Gun Built for Americans -6370: French Guns for Americans -6372: The First Gun Built by France for the American Army in France -6377: An American Army Staff in France -6380: Trench Mortar Battery Leaves for the Front -6383: Target Practice -6384: Sawing Wood for the Camp Kitchen -6385: Testing a Military Bridge -6386: Loading Supplies for the Front -6387: The Bridge Test -6389: On the Way to the Front -6391: The Engineers Leave for the Front -6392: On the Way to the Front -6395: Condemned Clothing -6396: Loading Horses for the Front -6399: Moving Their Headquarters Nearer the Fighting Line |
| 5/26 | Numbers 6400-6428
-6400: A Quartermasters’ Depot |
| 6/1 | Number 6556
-6556: A Successful Landing |
| 6/2 | Numbers 6558-6590
-6558: The Attack upon the Front -6560: Cheering Our Fliers -6561: The Hydroaeroplane Flight during a Sham Battle -6562: Guarding Our Shores during Army Maneuvers -6563: The Hydroaeroplane Plays a Part in Mimic Warfare -6564: Cheers of Victory -6566: Wading Ashore to Attack -6570: The Hydroaeroplane Participates in a Sham Battle -6571: “Aeroplane flying over the beach…” -6582: The Stars and Stripes Pass By -6588: The Blint [sic] Takes a Practice Flight -6589: The Dirigible Heads Cloudwards -6590: The Sunset Gun |
| 6/3 | Numbers 6591-6625
-6591: A 12 Inch Gun that Guards Our Shores -6593: “Signaling from the deck…” (2) -6595: “Side view of an American submarine” -6600: “Signaling from an American submarine” -6603: “Two submarines trimming down…” -6604: “Two submarines trimming down…” -6607: “Partly submerged submarine...” -6608: “Submarine partly submerged…” -6610: Reinforcements Arriving under Gunfire -6611: The Reinforcements Arrive -6613: The Skirmish Line -6615: “Skirmish line on beach…” -6617: Carrying off the Wounded -6620: A Successful Landing -6625: Sighting and Cleaning Guns |
| 6/4 | Numbers 6626-6680
-6626: Cuban Gunners (2) -6629: Watching the Results of the Gunfire -6633: “Scene at an aviation station…” -6635: “A scene at an aviation station…” -6640: “Cuban company passing in review…” -6642: “Cuban troops in training…” -6643: “Result of 3” shell fired…” -6648: Cuban Company Drilling -6650: “Calisthenics by a Cuban company” -6652: Group Photograph of a Cuban Company -6668: A View from the Heavens -6669: Photographing Five Planes from a Sixth -6670: Snapping Our Flying Planes -6676: Our Flying Naval Aviators -6679: Planes Flying in Formation -6680: Our Hydroaeroplanes in Flight |
| 6/5 | Numbers 6722-6777
-6722: American Supplier at a French Port -6739: “The mother ship of submarines…” -6743: An Army Baseball Team - -6745: “The mother ship of submarines…” -6750: Firing Twelve Inch Guns -6752: Twelve Inch Mortars in Action -6755: [handshake] -6758: Thomas Edison at Work -6763: The Electrical Wizard -6772: “Review of artillery section of Camp Hancock” -6776: “Secretary Lansing, Secretary of State…” -6777: “Review of troops at Camp Hancock” |
| 6/6 | Numbers 6868-6878
-6868: Naval Club -6869: United States Destroyer -6872: United States Destroyer -6873: Naval Club -6875: Naval Club -6878: [cannons firing on ship] |
| 6/7 | Numbers 6939-6994
-6939: American Infantry En Route to the Front Lines (2) -6941: Sammies Become Fast Accustomed to Hard School of Warfare -6954: “A damaged building in Paris…” -6972: The “War Council” of the Navy Department -6973: Hon. Franklin D. Roosevelt -6974: Rear Admiral Robert S. Griffin -6975: Rear Admiral Leigh C. Palmer -6976: Rear Admiral Charles W. Parks -6978: Rear Admiral David W. Taylor -6980: Rear Admiral Ralph Earle -6981: Admiral William G. Benson -6982: Rear Admiral Samuel McGowan -6983: Capt. WC Watts -6993: German Propaganda -6994: German Propaganda |
| 6/8 | Numbers 7036-7081
-7036: Gas Training at Camp Kearney -7078: United States Marines -7080: United States Marines -7081: Marines Training (2) |
| 6/9 | Numbers 7082-7293
-7082: The War Conference Board -7114: [two men walking, men in straight line] -7143: [posed ship’s crew] -7147: [train with “USA” on side] -7212/7213: Hun Kultur in Italy/Destruction Caused by Bombardment of Open Town of Padua -7234: “A deck scene on the German raider Alexander…” -7235: “The German raider Alexander…” -7236: “German prisoners on board…” -7237: “German raider, Alexander…” -7240: “The three German prisoners…” -7290: “Hospital Army nurses receiving…” -7293: Nurses Receive Gas Instruction |
| 6/10 | Numbers 7334-7526
-7334: [railroad car with “USA” print] |
| 6/11 | Numbers 7529-7555
-7529: A YMCA Hut at France |
| 6/12 | Numbers 7582-7628
-7582: [getting water] |
| 6/13 | Numbers 7643-7799
-7643: [soldiers at Fifth Avenue and Broadway] -7702: “Passing ammunition to battery…” -7705: [soldier looking down into hole] -7716: [two soldiers looking down at ammunition shell] -7718: “Showing spot where Stokes Trench Mortar…” -7733: Fought Green Patrol Twice the Number -7737: [standing in a makeshift church] -7755: “Poilus name dugout in honor…” -7768: [four men walking beside line of soldiers] -7771: “Secretary Baker, General Pershing…” -7778: “Secretary Baker and General Pershing…” -7786: “The crowd cheering for Secretary Baker…” -7790: “School children interested and enthusiastic…” -7792: “Secretary Baker, General Pershing…” -7799: “Secretary Baker, General Pershing…” |
| 6/14 | Numbers 7807-7847
-7807: “General Pershing directs Secretary Baker’s…” |
| 6/15 | Numbers 8309-8379
-8309: The “Oldest Man in the Navy” and His Grandson |
| 6/16 | Numbers 8380-8458
-8380: [soldiers in a radio room] -8386: [soldiers on the side of the road] -8405: Sammies Play Cards during Lull in Battle (2) -8445: Telephone Girls for the Front -8446: “An American officer directing…” -8447: “Major Frederick Palmer…” -8448: “Secretary Baker visiting a dugout…” -8449: “Secretary Baker greeting the officers…” -8450: “Secretary Baker exchanged greetings…” -8451: “Secretary Baker looking over…” -8452: “Secretary Baker, General Pershing…” -8453: “Secretary Baker and an American soldier…” -8454: “Stars and Stripes waving over the heads…” -8455: “Ammunition wagons passing in review…” -8456: “American rifles used by the American troops…” -8457: “Secretary Baker and General Pershing…” -8458: “Secretary Baker watching the arrival…” |
| 6/17 | Numbers 8521-8597
-8521: Smiles and Music in Base Hospital |
| 6/18 | Numbers 8635-9240
-8635: Getting Their Gas Masks -8641: Fanning out the Gas (2) -8667: First Photos of American Troops in Picardy -8674: More Ships and Victory -8688: This Spot Hides a Gun -8690: A Kaiser’s Telescope to Be Used to Spot Uboats (2) -8691: “Silver plate on rosewood case…” -8692: Some of the 20,000 Glasses Sent to the Navy -8723: [solder eating] -8790: Americans Take Cantigny by Storm in Sudden Attack -8819: King George Reviews American Troops at Buckingham Palace -8834: Historical Scene Enacted at Wellington Barracks When King George Reviews American Troops (2) -8877: American Troops Laid in France under Protecting Guns of Our Warships -9058: Loyal Red Guards Still Fight Bolshevik Forces -9059: USS Brooklyn in the Harbor of Vladvostok -9195: Master Musician Gives His Services -9218: Sammy at Lunch -9236: Inspects USS Tender -9238: “Survivors from a torpedoed ship” -9239: “Graves of Lusitania victims” -9240: “Survivors from a ship sunk by U-boat…” |
| 6/19 | Numbers 9219-10857
-9219: “Munitions” for “Sammy” -9551: French Do Remarkable Work in Repair of 75’s on West Front -9554: Rushing 280 Guns to the French Forces at Front -9829: Machine Guns Ready for Shipment -9832: Marines Training -9836: Machine Gun -9833: Machine Gun -10055: “American engineers mixing camouflage paint…” -10057: “French peasants cutting raffia grass…” -10089: [people with dollies loading into truck] -10429: “Red Cross workers distributing refreshments…” (3) -10445: Salvation Army Workers in France -10453: Children Bid God Speed to Our Boys on Way to Front -10454: [children waving on side of the road] -10857: The Destroyer on the Ways |
| 6/20 | Numbers 10862-11370
-10862: Disembarking at a French Port -10902: “Military police of Paris…” -10908: “An American officer addressing officers…” -10921: “A field battalion entraining…” (3) -10922: A Jolly Starting -10926: Moving on to the Front -10930: Camouflage Burlap Ready to Be Shipped to the Front (2) -11041: New Tractor for Hauling Field Artillery a Success -11068: Aviation -11251: [black smoke over water] -11252: [boat in water] -11273: American Reserves Bringing up Artillery in France -11315: Righting an Upset Plane Which Came down on Its Back -11338: [soldiers standing on the sidewalk in front of a door] -11347: “Dining car chefs…” -11351: “An Army surgeon examining wounded…” -11354: “An American convalescent soldier…” -11364: Shell Shelters -11370: Everyone Hustles When the Gas Alarm is Sounded |
| 6/21 | Numbers 11374-12466
-11394: [two soldiers and two donkeys] -11398: Sanitation a Keynote to Our Success Abroad -11401: “Repair of clothing section…” -11438: Americans Capture Trophies in Raid on German Lines (2) -11533: Aviation -11754: Stock Farming Aboard a United States Battleship -11853: Tractors -11978: Firing a Barrage -12260: [pigeon] -12261: Carrier Pigeons with the American Forces in France -12345: Pigeon Service -12442: Ammunition -12445: Ammunition -12446: Peaceful Scene Near Battle Front |
| 6/22 | Numbers 12450-13246
-12450: First Flight of Liberty Plane in France (2) |
| 6/23 | Numbers 13248-14917
-13248: Field Hospital |
| 6/24 | Numbers 16487-16912
-16487: Detachment of the Famous Italian Alpines -16581: British Dummy Dreadnaughts Fool the Huns -16707: Training Women for Farm Bailiffs -16912: German Prisoners assist in Farming |
| 6/25 | Numbers 17739-33831
-17739: On a British Transport -17760: Famous Casino in Paris Now Club for American Soldiers -18118: Shell Effect of Italia in Heavy Artillery -18427: The Play Their National Game for French and British -18444: How the British Navy Harassed Zeebrugge -22701: Passing Their Time after the Signing of the Armistice -22808: What the “Lassies” Are Now Doing for Our Boys -24852: American Soldiers Replace Image of Christ That They Find Shot Down -33831: Smith College Girls in France Take Joy Ride on Tanks |
| 6/26 | Numbers 62108-94244
-62108: Salvation Army Girl Bakes Pies for Boys in Trenches (2) -70031: “The demand of rosin…” -72266: In Spectacular Drill, US Marines at Mare Island Form Giant Eagle -72340: Launching the Largest Wooden Steamer Ever Constructed in America -75140: “Washing clothes in a hole cut in the ice…” -75858: A Boomer for Liberty Bonds -76487: American Engineers Build Bridge in Record Time -76738: Survivors of Texel Land at Atlantic City -78219: Women Police Reserves Would Protect New York -94244: “Red Sunday” in Vienna |
| 7/1 | American Press Association Photographs
-First Day in Camp for the National Army -National Guardsmen Prepare to go to Mobilization Camp -No Stumps Stump Our Soldiers -Busy Scene in Training Cantonment -Sixty Ninth Preparing for Departure -First Day in Camp for the National Army -American Destroyers in British Waters -Jackies Now Ready for Active Service -National Guards Prepares for Camp -American Troops in England -Government’s Great Aviation Field at North Island -Government’s Great Aviation Field at North Island |
| 7/2 | Associated Press Photographs
-New Britain’s War Memorial -Working on Canadian War Memorial -Lafayette Escadrille Memorial Inaugurated -A Kansas War Memorial |
| 7/3 | AW Sanders Co. Photograph
-[3rd Liberty Loan booth] |
| 7/4 | Bain News Service Photographs
-Oise Canal -American Field Hospital, Auteuil |
| 7/5 | British Official Photographs (1)
-Refugees Getting away from the Fighting Area -“Germans taken prisoner by the British…” -Humane Treatment Accorded Wounded Hun -French Refugees Seek Safety during German Drive -“A British artillery officer…” -Inspecting Fuses -British Bury Richthofen Premier German Ace with Full Military Honors -British Blow up Their Ammunition Bases to Keep Them from Falling into the Hands of the Enemy (2) -Reinforcements to Hold the Huns -British Wounded Passing thru Trench Lines during German Drive -British Hold Street in Bailleul until Forced to Give Way before Overwhelming Odds -“Queen Mary inspects British planes…” -WAACS Earn Praise for Their Work during German Drive -British Women at the Front Gassed by Germans -Renovating Facial Injuries -Motor Trucks Being Salvaged in France -Clearing up the Mines off the Belgian and French Coasts -Huge Nets Operated by Drifters to Snare U-Boats -A Daylight Reconnaissance -The Chaplain Delivers His Sunday Morning Sermon from an Aeroplane -“American, English, Canadian, New Zealander…” |
| 7/6 | British Official Photographs (2)
-These British Tommies Well “Tanked” Up -British Flier Get Their Training at Historic Oxford -British Artillery on March through Palestine -Moving Guns over Muddy Shell-Holed Western Front Difficult Task -German Shell Misses British Battery (2) -Latest Photograph of German Air Raid on London -Bucking a Rough Sea -Boche Plane Somersaults into British Lines in Italy -Calling the Roll in a Chinese Labor Camp in France -A Token of the Boys’ Admiration of Admiral Sims |
| 7/7 | British Official Photographs (3)
-Building a Railroad across the Swamps of Flanders -The Pistol Camera -Sacrilege to the Dogs of War -British Airman Circling around Enemy Observation Balloon before Bringing It Down (2) -British “Angels of Mercy” Tend Wounded under Fire -German Shell Misses British Battery (2) -Home-Like for Line of Dug-Outs in Front Line (2) |
| 7/8 | British Official Photographs (4)
-Bucking a Rough Sea -A Large Bundle -Big German Naval Gun Captured by Tank -Waiting Their Turn to Speak to the Boche -Wounded Soldiers Receive Tender Care as They Are Moved to the Rear -British Transport Autos Travelling around Big Mine Crater on Way to Front -Unprecedented Snowfall in France Causes Transportation Difficulties -Tommies Live in Dug-Out Built on No Man’s Land -How We Get Aerial Photographs |
| 7/9 | Brown Bros. Photographs
-A Line of Belgian Refugees -Belgian Refugees -Civil Guard at Brussels Giving up Their Arms -German Soldiers Entering Brussels -Ruins of Herve |
| 7/10 | Canadian Official Photographs (1)
-“Nicht Versteh!” -German Soldiers Taken near Cambrai -The Infantry Watching Their Brothers in Arms Who Ride -Old People of a French Town Turn out to Cheer Passing Victorious Troops -Canadian Hospital Shelled -A Canadian “Bull-Dog” in His Kennel -A Canadian Rest Camp -A Bird’s Eye View -Before the Battle -Emergency Telephone Post -Pills of Peppering the Kaiser -When a Man’s His Own Barber on the Front -Dummy Tank as Camouflage -A Tank’s Prisoners -Ready for the Ascent -Preparing a Kite Balloon -German Officers Designating Location of Mines in Accordance with Terms of Armistice -A Bark with a Bite -Shells for Our Heavies -Ammunition Loading Point -On a Tour of War Work Inspection -The Occupation of Mons |
| 7/11 | Canadian Official Photographs (2)
-Hoisting Shells -British Offensive on the West Front -Soldiers Tell of Experiences in Leisure Moments -The Home Paper -Chevronned Armored Car -Canadian Troops on West Front -Monument to Fallen Canadians -Canadian Ingenuity -Canada’s Black Troops -The Road Makers -Obstacle Race behind the Lines -Riding in from the Support Lines -A Bathtub on the Front -Canadian Ammunition Dump -A Lighter Side of War -Kiltie and the Bantams -British Offensive on West Front -A Lucky Trooper -Advancing the Guns -“Prince Arthur of Connaught…” -A Rest Camp -Canadian Mascots -After the Drive on the Somme -Canadian Dump -Making Ready to Go Up -Back to Camp for a Rest |
| 7/12 | Central News Photo Service Photographs (1)
-Hunting the Hun on a Recaptured Trench -A Proof That the Germans Quit Suddenly -“Still in the Ring” -A Most Interesting Part of the Big Italian Drive -On Their Way to Ostend -Peace City in the City of Cambrai -Back on the Job Again -A Camel Foal, Born under the British Flag, with an Officer -Coffer Boxes on a British Battleship -British Man-Bird Leaves His Nest -When the Boys Return from the Front -British Prisoners Arrive at Hull -Greeting Friends and Sweethearts on Return -Their Majesties Drive through South London -Now They March in “Civies” before King -With Our Victorious Troops in the West -In the British Sector on the West Front -Famous Anzacs Reviewed by King George -Prince of Wales Presents Colors to Famous Regt. -American Labor Leaders Witness One of War’s Miracles -“Ready for the Attack” -The Periscope on the Battlefield -A Christmas Fairy Giving Presents to Heroes -Leaving for Russia to Replace Returning American Forces -The Tank in a New Role -Enroute for Picardy -The Modern “Milk Man |
| 7/13 | Central News Photo Service Photographs (2)
-Aboard a United States Transport Passing through the Danger Zone -Mimic Warfare Furnishes Thrills at Red Cross Benefit (also in 7/17) -Enemy Dispatch Dog Caught in American Entanglements -[boxer and man holding rifle] -The “Human Tree Trunk” -Detail from Seventh Joins “Fighting Sixty-Ninth” -“Spirt of ‘76” is Spirit of New York’s Independence Day Loyalty Parade -One Hundred Thousand in Loyalty Parade on Independence Day -Holding the Ramparts -Unveiling of the Angelus Siren at Washington DC -Rescue of Three Thousand Soldiers aboard Grounded US Transport -Famous German Club Now Red Cross Hospital -Oh, Boys! Liberty! -Bidding Good-by to Our Boys in Alsaceolo Raine -An Everyday Scene in the “Salvation Hut” -Society Women Aiding Rescues at Stranded Ship Scene |
| 7/14 | Central News Photo Service Photographs (3)
-General Diaz’ Great Reception in Rome -Prepared for Hun Air Raiders -To Quench the Thirst of the Italian Army -Italian Heavy Guns Battering the Austrians along the Piave -A New Method Used to Launch Seaplanes -Members of the QMAAC at the Front -The Victors Return Home -Back to the Ways of Peace -[crowd near statue of horse and rider] -Anzacs Day at the Beach -Gathering Flax for Aeroplane Wings -A Tandem Bicycle as an Electricity Generator -“Fun” 5,000 Feet in the Air -A Dangerous Task by One of Our Cavalrymen -Striking the Colors -The Allied Forces in Vladivostok -Watching the Liveration [sic] of His Country -Succession Crowning Serbian Efforts -Uncle Sam’s War Record Photographers |
| 7/15 | Central News Photo Service Photographs (4)
-Keeping Up Sammy’s Spirits -Another National Pastime -Main Street -Training Dogs of War at Camp Dix -“Re-Inforcements [sic] Have Arrived!” -On the “Front Line” in New York -American Tank in “No Man’s Land” -Uncle Sam’s Wagon Transports -“Watering Stock” at Yaphank -French “Blue Devils” Enjoy Seeing Fritz Caged on American Soil -Roses Shower Belgians as They Parade in New York -British Tank Meets Mishap at Camp Dix -Palestine Crusaders and Their Trainer -[group of men entering gate] -Making Hash for Boys over There -Making Hash for Boys over There -Women of Vinings, Georgia, “Doing Their Bit” -On an American Man-of-War -Naval Militiamen Building Their Own Training Quarters -Who Doesn’t Like Chicken? -“Black Diamond” Day aboard an American Battleship -Naval Militiamen Building Their Own Training Quarters -War News Causes Rush to Get into US Marines |
| 7/16 | Central News Photo Service Photographs (5)
-New Greyhounds of the Deep -Speeding up Spruce for Aeroplanes -Another Wolf Accounted For -Birthday of Flag Honored throughout Country -A War Chest -Society Misses Working for Red Cross at Garden Fete -President Wilson Marches in New York’s Red Cross Pageant -New York Greets Pershing’s Veterans Here for Liberty Loan Drive -New York Greets Liberty Ball -First Photograph of Results of TNT Explosion at Oakdale, PA |
| 7/17 | Central News Photo Service Photographs (6)
-Women Radio Expert Teaching Class of Draft Eligibles -Mimic Warfare Furnishes Thrills at Red Cross Lawn Fete (also in 7/13) -Gas Mask Drill at American Cantonment -Trench Cleaners -Machine Gun Class at Yaphank -Operating a Coast Sentinel -Helping American War Heroes -Real War Labor -Women Sharpshooters Best Marines in Match at New York Police Headquarters -Women Camoufleuers Training to Aid the Cause -Women Invade Shoe Industry -Making the Tools of Victory -Paying Respects to Their Heroes -The Flight from Egypt -Old Glory in Ireland -Wounded Tommies Amuse Themselves while Convalescing -British Outpost Return at Dusk from Its Days Duty -First Photo of Arrest of Sinn Fein Leaders in Ireland |
| 7/18 |
Central News Photo Service Photographs (7) -Kindling Wood! -Another War Heroine -The Courier and His Messengers -Another “Wireless Station” That Keeps Tommy in Touch with “Blighty” -Shipyard Workers Break up Sinn Fein Demonstration in Dublin -An “International” Boundary Line -The “British Lion,” the Title Given to New Big Guns for the West Front -[two men in the back of a car] -Fighting Old Sol in Mesopotamia -In Mesopotamia -Keeping Cool -“Food” for the Sea Wolf -How the British Navy’s New Smoke Screens Are Raised -Wreck of the “War Spite” -British Woman War Workers on the Eastern Front -The Young Prospector -Canada Honors Her Martyrs |
| 7/19 | Central News Photo Service Photographs (8)
-“Rangers of the Norther” Will Fight on Freedom’s Battle Line -Women Veterinarians Staff London Horse Hospital -British Amazons at the Front -“Americans participate in enormous celebration…” -The “Landscape Painter” -Fighting Fire When Not Firing on West French Front -An Unusual Scene in the Camp Kitchen of Our Colonial Allies -A Tank Charge -Preparing “Air Pills” for the “Kaiser” -Bombing Enemy Positions from the Air -A New “French Archie” about to Bring a “Hun Bird” to Earth -A Little Token for Fritz Ready for Sending -Tank Reaches Faraway China -British Jackies Skating in Russia -Royalty Adopts New Mascot for Motor Cars -British Women Forestry Corps at Work -A Belgian Observation Post -Landing Navy Hydroaeroplane after Flight -Tranquility -Great Work of American Red Cross in Italy -Italy’s Progress in Aviation -Heavy Fighting on Piove River -Americans Helping War Sufferers of Italy |
| 7/20 | Central News Photo Service Photographs (9)
-Fighting the “Eagle” -The Hero of San Gabrielle Honored by France -Protecting Padua’s Art from the Hun -Women of Italy Building Defenses for Their Homes -Italians on the Paive Awaiting Gas Attack -Americans Helping War Sufferers of Italy -Shells Photographed in Flight -Review of Ukraine Troops in Kiev -On the Road to Trieste -Italy Gains Peak of San Gabrielle at Great Cost -The New Chancellor and the Reichstag -Bringing up a Heavy Dose for Fritz -French Reserves Now Battling the Huns -Italian Line of Defense along the Paive -Holding the Hun on the Piave -Fighting Aircraft from Pontoons |
| 7/21 | Central News Photo Service Photographs (10)
-Cooperating with the Navy in Aerial Navigation -One Million Pounds of “Turk” for the Boys in Service -Resting after Patrol Duty -Nothing to Do but Help in the Gardening -Eliminating the Camouflage -Permanent Tank Center -American Soldiers and Sailors Honor Charles Dickens -Helping American War Heroes -American Red Cross in Italy -Firing Barbed Wire Entanglements by Mortar -American Troops Parade in Canada -Signaling for Our Birds to Return Home -American Jackies Visit Pompeii -[pulling a boat unto shore] -American Dirigible Makes Long Flight -Taking Wounded “Doughboys” for a Jaunt in London -American Troops at Buckingham Palace -Lassies Who Made Doughnuts for Trench Boys -Chicago Packers Give War Gardens to Farmerettes -Georgetown Univ. Honors Dead -A New Field Dental Office -Racing Again Takes Hold in England |
| 7/22 | Central News Photo Service Photographs (11)
-The Modern “Calvary” -“Jackie” Collects for “New Footing” -Opening of the “Bird Cage” Tea Room in New York -The German Republic -“Nothing but the Fourteen Points” -Peace Demonstration in Leipsic -A Most Unique Incident -[group of men on ship] -Famous French Band Plays for Ship Workers -The General French Staff in Conference -Polish Troops Continue Advance on Berlin -Removing the Barricades in the City of Paris -Poilus’ Helmets Now Camouflaged -Paris Honors Polish Troops -Business Carried on During Peace Alterations |
| 8/1 | French Pictorial Service Photographs (1)
-Oise District, “Hundreds of such cannons…” -Villers Cotterets, Battle of Aisne, “Large number…” -Villers Cotterets, Battle of Aisne, “President Poincare…” -Mailly Raineval, “Photo shows ruins of the church” -Marne, “Photo shows destroyed bridge” -Aubvillers, “Photo shows a corner of the village…” -Aubvillers, “Photo shows the ruins…” -Aubvillers, “Photo shows the ruins near the church…” -Somme, “Ruins of the church of Breviere” -Aisne, Chateau Thierry, “Photo shows a calise…” -Aisne, Chateau Thierry, “Photo shows it after…” -Clermont en Argonne, “Photo shows the ruins…” -Aisne, Chateau Thierry, “Photo shows the President…” -Chateau Thierry, “Photo shows a house on Chanys…” -Sany, “In the cemetery” -Sainvillers, “Photo shows the ruins…” -Marne Battle, “German prisoners doing agricultural work” -Epernay, Marne, “Photo shows German prisoners…” -Aisne, “Photo shows the German prisoners escorted…” -Marne, “Photo shows a sort of traveling army kitchen…” -Epernay, Marne, “Photo shows German prisoners…” -Somme, “Photo shows German prisoners resting…” -Somme, “Photo shows German prisoners on their way…” |
| 8/2 | French Pictorial Service Photographs (2)
-“Captured German guns loaded on trains…” -“Reserve of troops after the battle of Altipiano…” -Belgium, “Rest time during the offensive…” -“The Battle on the Aisne captured German machine…” -Meuse, “Tractor’s exercises…” -Somme, “Sengalese fetching their dinner” -Near Chamdun, “Senegalais Tirailleurs resting…” -Near Chamdun, “Senegalais Tirailleurs resting…” -Near Chamdun, “Senegalais Tirailleurs resting…” -“At the Jardin Colonial where the French army’s…” -Pont-a-Mousson, “Reverend MacFarland…” -Aisne, “Photo shows French soldiers gathering…” -Meuse, “Photo shows a Franco-American…” -Meuse, “Photo shows a cantine among the ruins” -Aisne, Chateau Thierry, “Photo shows Mr. Lecointre…” -Marne, “Photo shows a 155 MM cannon gun in action” -Oise, “French using caterpillar tractors…” -Aisne front, “Famous French Filloux gun…” -Senlis, “Tomb of Suger” -Soissons Cathedral, “The famous vase…” -Marne, “German depot of burned ammunition” -Marne Battle, “During the terrific bombardment…” -Marne, “How Marne battle was fought” -“After German retreat from Chateau Thierry…” |
| 8/3 | French Pictorial Service Photographs (3)
-“A quite different light weight cannon…” -Oise, “How German exploded their guns…” -Oise, “Germans while retreating blew up the barrel…” -Oise, “Captured heavy German cannon…” -Somme, “Material captured at Mailly Raineval” -Oise, “Photo shows the small cannons…” -“380 German howitzer” -Oise, “150 mm German cannon…” -Chateau Thierry, “Germans had collected bedding…” -Marne, “How the German are burning then hasty…” -Chateau Thierry, “Photo shows the carpenters…” -Chateau Thierry, “Photo shows Mr. Lebrun…” -Chateau Thierry, “Photo shows the group…” -Chateau Thierry, “Photo shows the French officers…” -Chateau Thierry, “Photo shows the distribution…” -Marne, “Distribution of decorations…” -Chateau Thierry, “Photo shows women and children…” -Chateau Thierry, “Photo shows a group…” -Italy, “General Graziani commander…” -“The bridge over the Marne which was blown up…” -“The bridge over the Marne which was blown up…” -Clermont en Argonne, “Photo shows the ruins…” -Clermont en Argonne, “Photo shows the view…” -Mailly Raneval, “Photo shows the ruins of the church” |
| 8/4 | French Pictorial Service Photographs (4)
-Mailly Raineval, “Photo shows some houses…” -Mailly Raineval, “Photo shows the village after…” -Mailly Raineval, “Systematic destruction of trench…” -Mailly Raineval, “The village retaken is still…” -Mailly Raineval, “Systematic destruction of trench…” -Sainvillers Mongival, “Photo shows the town…” -Sainvillers Mongival, “Photo shows the ruins after…” -Soissons, “During the second occupation…” -Thory, “Photo shows the ruins of the church” -Thory, “Photo shows that road that lead to the church…” -“American Red Cross hospital”; in French -Meuse, route to Verdun; in French -Aisne, “Photo shows some French soldiers cleaning…” -“Revue of the troops after the battle…” -Chateau Thierry, “Photo shows Pres. Poincare…” -Chateau Thierry, “Photo shows Pres. Poincare…” -Marne, “Photo shows French baby tank…” -Aisne, “Transporting French tanks…” -Aisne, “France baby tanks…” -Aisne, “German artillery caisson…” -“At Chateau Thierry…” -Soissons, “A newly arranged commander…” -Meurthe et Moselle, “Photo shows Rev. MacFarland…” -Alsace, “Rev. McFarland after his visit…” -Alsace, “An American camp” -Alsace, “General Violaud and General Gordon…” -Chateau Thierry, “The capture of Chateau Thierry…” -Alsace, “An American camp…” -Marne Battle, “Negro American troops…” -“The village of Vaux, captured by American General…” -“Photo shows after the reception…” -“The American band…” -“The American band…” -Alsace, “Cemetery in Alsace…” -“Photo shows an English regiment…” -Oise, “British artillery men stop in a newly…” -Aisne, “Photo shows German prisoners carrying…” -Meuse, “Photo shows the taking out of the bread…” |
| 8/5 | George S. Pietzckeri Photograph
-[group of 8 people; 4 couples] |
| 8/6 | Harris and Ewing Photographs
-A class of beginners in moving picture operating -“Washington’s most palatial saloon…” -“Abundant ice on the Potomac River…” |
| 8/7 | Herbert Photos, Inc. Photograph
-Shrine to Yser Martyrs |
| 8/8 | International Film Service, Inc. (1)
-French Warriors Having [ ] up the Huns Enroute to Siberia -Sorrowing Polius Erect Monument for Dead Carrier Pigeon -The New Resurrection -Safe from Horrors of War in Peaceful Switzerland -Back to “Blighty” -“For the first time since the star of the war…” -American World Riveting Record Beaten by Londoner -Comradeship Grows between French and English at the Front -British Bombing Planes Carry Many Bombs -Cropped Hair the Rule among England’s Women Land Workers -Wounded in Hospital Bombed by Huns, British WAACs Recovering in Hospital -Trophies of the Fight -Australian Veterans Arrive in New York to Aid Liberty Loan -How Trainloads of War Supplies Were Shipped from England to Battlefront without Reloading |
| 8/9 | International Film Service, Inc. (2)
-Allied Officers Feeding Famous Pigeons of Venice -Italian Guns Smashing Austrian Lines -Italian Big Guns in the Alps -Preparing the Battlefield for a Harvest of Peace -Marhal Petain’s Triumphant Entry into Metz -French Sortie Nets Hundreds of Prisoners -Public Funeral for Citizens of Brussels Killed by Germans during Occupation -After the Germans Had Left -Caillaux and Henchmen Await Death -The Scarcity of Fuel in France -French Reserves Getting into Big Battle on Marne -A Dreadnaught on Wheels -A Giant French “Barker” and Its Crew -The Turret of a French Land Dreadnaught -France’s Great Army of Reserves Await Call to Duty |
| 8/10 | International Film Service, Inc. (3)
-“An example of [ ] our boys in France…” -A Happy Triple Alliance -World’s Greatest Moving Job Requires 400 Army Trucks -Alien Women Being Registered in New York’s “Little Germany” -Interned Germans Enjoy Athletic Games -Trolley Car Sales Booth for Thrift Stamps -Sister of Mrs. Waldorf Astor Entertaining -Removing a Patient to an Evacuation Hospital -With Our Boys across the Seas -The Class of 1930 Gives the Class of 1917 the “OO” -Guarding Their Commander’s Dugout Near the Front Line -Sterilizing Machines Being Shipped to Our Forces in France -Sammy Returns from the Trenches -This Jazz Band of Ours over There Plays the Battle Hymn of the Enniskelen [sic] Braves -Columbus Ohio Band Plays Stirring Yankee Tune as Our Boys March to Battle in Picardy -New York City Applauds 10,000 Marching Boys from Camp Upton -[3 men sleeping] -Yankee Troops Greeted Joyously in Luxembourg -American Fleet in Review at Baltimore -Schoolboys Register for Military Service -New York Greets Returning Naval Heroes |
| 8/11 | International Film Service, Inc. (4)
-American Sailors in Russia -Presidential Party Sails for Europe -Americans Attend Church in London -American Aviators Assist Italians in Present Drive -Give First Aid to Soldiers Old Shirts -Was One of the First Americans to Fall for Liberty -Allied Transport Sunk by U Boat -French and American Troops Enter St. Mihiel -USS Schurz Sunk in Collision with Tanker -American Red Cross Nurses Arrive in England -Concrete Cross to War’s Heroes -Paris and All France Observed the Fourth of July -Host of Wounded Men Rescued from Stranded Transport |
| 8/12 | International Film Service, Inc. (5)
-Italian Government Stages War Exhibit at Madison Square Garden -Triumphant Entry of British into Constantinople -“You Laughed First…Now We’re Laughing” -“Here is a French observation balloon…” -“English girls, unafraid…” -Remarkable Accident of Colliding Aeroplanes -[women holding signs saying “We Won’t Have Conscription”] -[signs in English and Japanese] -“They’ve Got the Germans on the Run!” -25,000 Turks Taken by British in Palestine -“Chinese labor troops in France entertain…” -Red Cross Brings Serbian Refugees to London -Red Cross Workers Care for French Refugees -Here Is What They Do to German Spies in Portugal -A Quartet of Allies in Paris -A Fully Organized and Equipped Polish Unit -First Photos of British in Constantinople -A Scene in New Hungary -Montenegrin Revolutionists Unloading American Red Cross Supplies at Cattaro -Milan a Centre of Unrest and Riot -Middleweight Champion Now Boxing Instructor at Camp Dix Carrying His Stock in Trade |
| 8/13 | International Film Service, Inc. (6)
-Boys from over There Recuperating from Wounds at Hospital near New York -The Picture Psychological Test -Making Citizens of 300 Foreign Born Fighting Men Now Wearing Uncle Sam’s Khaki -Are We Prepared? The Answer in These Two Pictures -Michigan Boys Who May Have Been Lost on Tuscania, Their Training Camp and Officers -Michigan Boys May Have Been Lost in Sinking of Transport Tuscania -First of American Heroes back from France to Aid Liberty Loan -“Blue Devils of France” Acclaimed by New York -“On the march down Market Street of San Francisco…” -French Guard Band Here to Aid Red Cross -Jews Join British Army Here -A Wee Bit of Bonnie Scotch -Annapolis Middies Finish Course in Three Years -Pelham Bay Reserves Form Living Emblems -Sunshine Girls Teach Sailors Ginger Steps for Jackies’ Musical “Biff Bang” -The Village Smithy at Camp Hancock -The Little Parish House and the Little Church Stand a Mute Evidence That the New Resurrection is Again to Come |
| 8/14 | International Film Service, Inc. (7)
-First Unit of Girl Telephone Operators Soon to Leave for France -American Beauties Helping to Finish the Hun Hordes -England Mourns the Heroes Who Died at Ostend and Zeebrugge -British Tanks in Attack on Cambrai Form Question Mark Set German Aviators Who Made the Photo Wonder What Would Come Next -Turkish Prisoners on “Road of Triumph” in Bagdad -French Troops Aiding Italians Bringing in Captured Austrians/The Symbol of Fighting Italy -Wine for the Poilus -How Cambrai Appeared on a Photograph Film Made by a German Aviator Later Captured by the British -Repatriated French Civilian Prisoners of War Returned to Their Homes -A Realistic Gas Drill/They Have Come Home to France to Die -First Photos of Russo-Central Powers Peace Parley at Brest-Litovsk |
| 8/15 | International Film Service, Inc. (8)
-Impressive Funeral for Late Col. Roosevelt -Millstone is Revolutionary War Memorial -President Wilson Greeted Joyously in England -The Reign of Terror in Russia -Memorial Chapel Dedicated to Members of Pressmen’s Union Who Died in War -Canadian Government Erects Monument at Arlington for Americans -Bolshevik Scenes in Moscow -Destruction of Monuments and Statues by Reds -An Informal Luncheon -Great Munitions Explosion Shakes New York -Sinking of Texel Held up on Account of “Mickey” -Colonel Roosevelt Gives Silverware to Aid Girl Scouts War Fund -Uncle Sam’s Activities in France/”Our transports and supply ships…” -Members of Baptist Division of Red Cross at Work in Dining Room of Rockefeller Home -Society Women as Waitresses at New York Canteen -New York Dairymaids Go Milking on Fifth Ave. -Women Motor Drivers Drilling in Central Park, NY |
| 8/16 | International Film Service, Inc. (9)
-War in the Air-Aircraft Gunner Firing on German Sub -Mimic Battle Visualizing Importance of Red Star Work -Peace Celebrations in England -Playing Billiards under Difficulties -Weekly Packages for United States Soldiers Taken Captive -Sammy on Leave from the Trenches Gets Warm Reception in Paris -Our Boys, Saved from Tuscania, Entertained by People of Southampton -America’s Answer to the German Submarine Menace -Famous Colored Band on Hand to Greet First of Our Boys on Leave from Trenches -Negro Troops Proving Themselves Valiant Fighters -Another Hero Laid to Rest -Pershing and Notables Attend Inter-Allied Games at Stadium Named for Commander -Typhus Fighters in Serbia, Dressed in Their Fighting Uniforms -U Boat Victims Drift 15 Days in Open Boat -Angelus Siren Calls Americans to Prayer -Boston to New York Air Mail Inaugurated. First Plane Wrecked. -Did You Know That-In Stockholm Telephone Stations Are Conveniently Placed in the Streets? -The Bristol County, Mass. Agricultural School -Did You Know-That This Is the Original Camoulfleur -The Hun Returns His Loot (2) -German Capital under Red Flag Rule -Sailors and Soldiers at Wilhelmshaven Celebrate the Signing of the Armistice -German Aerial Dispatch Carrier about to Start for Front -With Our Fighting Boys in France -Sand Bag Preservations of Notre Dame Crumbling -“The two statues at the entrance…” -French Singalese Troops Are Proving Their Worth -The Allied Occupation of the Holy City -Discharged British Tommires Rio in London -Alien Ruling Received with Great Acclaim -First Photo of British in Constantinople -Wounded Heroes from Ostend Reach Port at Dover -With the American Forces in Lorraine |
| 8/17 | Kadel and Herbert Photographs (1)
-Refugees Pouring into Paris by the Thousands -Refugees Pouring into Paris by the Thousands -How French Women and Children are Living on the Battle Front -What a Well Directed French Shell Did to a German Battery -Famous Hindenburg Line Photographed from the Air -What Happened to a Boche Aviator Who Did Not Respect the French Flyers -Germans Take Railroads with Them in Their Retreat -Making Wooden Shoes in France -Graves of French Killed in the Vosges Mountains -French Refugees Fleeing from Hun Invasion -Observation Post Used by the French -French Soldier Using Shield about to Throw Hand Grenade -French Dog Wagonettes Used for Carrying Slightly Wounded -French Soldier Confiscates a Baby Carriage to Help Him Carry His Load -Ambulance Driver Meets with Disaster Driving at Night -Paper Decorations on the Windows of Parisenne’s [sic] Stores to Save Them from Bombardment -British and German Soldiers Wounded in Great Battle Now Being [ ] in France -Red Cross Dressing Station Just Back of the Front Lines -Little French Orphan Being Taken Care of by the American Naval Forces in France |
| 8/18 | Kadel and Herbert Photographs (2)
-Marshal Foch Unveils Tribute to Australians -Unveiling of Fine Navy Memorial at Portsmouth, England -NY Police Help Guard Harbor -American Jackies Take Well to the French Girls -A Battle in America: “The close-by view of a block house…” -New Rubber Overshoes Being Given to Uncle Sam’s Troops -[two boxing matches] -A Battle in America: “Trunk of a tree measuring…” -A Battle in America: “Getting range on the enemies trenches…” -A Battle in America: “Shrapnel shells bursting...” -A Battle in America: “Shrapnel shell seen exploding…” -A Battle in America: “Range of 2950 yards…” -A Battle in America: “Another trench before bombardment…” -A Battle in America: “Results of explosion of three inch shells…” -A Battle in America: “The trench after the bombardment…” -First German Plane to be Brought down by American Aviator Flying the American Colors -Printing the War News for Blind Soldiers -German Troops Marked for Death -With the American Aviators in France -Giant Transport Leviathan Brings over 5,000 Uncle Sam’s Troops -No Worry over the Coal Supply Here -American Jackies Take Well to French Girls -Burial of a French Colonel Killed in Action -New Pneumatic Gun Used by French |
| 8/19 | Keystone View Co. Photographs
-“France Saluant” -Formal Dedication of Mount Theodore Roosevelt |
| 8/20 | Krupnick and Mabel Photographs (St. Louis)
-Banner on 8th and Washington -Over the Top sign on SE corner Post Office -Liberty Loan sign on the 14th and St. Charles -Bungalow erected for the 3rd Liberty Loan -Sign at Famous and Barr Bld’g -Sign on Broadway and Market -Sign on Broadway and Chestnut Street -Sign at Post Office at 8th and Olive Str. -Cartoon Sign on 12th and Olive -Painted Sign at Corner of Post Office -Sign painted at Greenfield window for Home Guard salesman -Crowd buying Liberty bonds as little girl delivers an impressive appeal from “battle ship” -“Submarine” float on street railway flat car, used for speaking platform for the sale of bonds -Painted sign showing one of the ways in advertisers gave their space to Liberty bond publicity -One of a large number of refrigerator cars painted with Liberty Loan signs -Twelfth Street stage on which some entertainment feature was given at noon each day -Huge banner strung up by the Mercantile Trust Co. -Mississippi Valley Trust Co. decorations -American Trust Co. decorated for Liberty Bond campaign -“The poorer class were well represented…” -“Sterling silver cup presented…” |
| 8/21 | London Daily Mail Photographs
-“A merry group of the factory girls…” -Anzac Day in London |
| 8/22 | Miscellaneous Photographs (1)
-“Belgique; The good spirits of the German Prisoners…” -“This looks like a stage but it is really a courtyard…” -“Crowds were thickest…” -“The French at their favorite business…” -[machine on wagon] -[bones on sale on the street] -“A scene at the Quail D’Orsay…” -[women sodding] -Forty Love -“English women working in France…” -[stack of canned goods] -[open storefront] -[crowd of mostly women] -“In keeping with the course of allied operation…” -“Hindenburg’s Paper Phantoms” -[soldiers working with machine gun] -[people walking, holding buckets] |
| 8/23 | Miscellaneous Photographs (2)
-[standing in line in front of a train] -Developing a Strong Physique at Camp -[plane on a roof] -[horses and soldier drinking from a cup] -[group of people walking with suitcases] -Auctioning off rifle and other relics of James Boys for benefit of Red Cross -[sitting behind a hip-hip! poster] -Government Say, “Save Your Peach Pits!” -“View shows three flags…” -“View shoes crowd present…” -[going from boat to dock] -Over Here and Over There -[group of mostly women wearing hats] |
| 8/24 | Miscellaneous Photographs (3)
-Can You Pick Out the American? -[group of 4 adults and 1 baby] -[group of men swearing an oath] -“Photo shows a company of the ‘Liberty Lads’…” -“Photo shows cavalry scouts…” -[men sitting on tank being photographed] -[group of men and 1 woman in wood-paneled room] -[group of three with wooden bucket in snow] -[railroad car with “Field Hospital” banner] -[working in a blacksmith shop] -[piles of laundry] -“Photo shows cavalry outpost…” -Jewish Volunteers Leave for Palestine -[parade walkers carrying flags] -[parade walkers carrying flags and picture] -[parade walkers carrying flags and rifles] -[on a parade float with “The Greatest Mother in the World” banner] -[Red Cross women volunteers] -[walkers and cars in funeral procession] -[removing casket from hearse] -[walking casket up church steps] |
| 8/25 | Miscellaneous Photographs (4)
-“Here is a picture of the official Santa Claus package…” -Wounded Soldiers -Navy Glee Club -[filling canteens] -Over the Border into Mexico on the Heels of Villa’s First Photos -Wheel Chair and Crutch Festival Makes Wounded Merry at Army Hospital -“The wounded men are entertained by their companion…” -“The mess sergeant realizes his work does not end…” -“The relatives of the wounded men…” -[group of women in uniforms with 2 men and a dog] -[women repairing items of clothing] -[marching with rifles] -[group of people sitting on ground] -[group of three sitting on ground] -[group of people sitting on steps] -[group of four sitting on ground] -[military experience form] -[marchers with one carrying flowers] -[large group of men] -[younger man and older woman hugging] -Irish Float Barred from Washington Peace Pageant Holds Parade of Its Own -[group of four boys with ice chunk on wagon] -“Card party of Jefferson Chapter DAR…” -Post-Dispatch Regimental Parade -“Harvest hands leaving Chamber of Commerce…” |
| 8/26 | Pacific and Atlantic Photos
-A Memorial to Canada’s War Dead -A Memorial to Canada’s War Dead -The Fallen Fighting Cock! -“My Buddy” New War Memorial, Nearly Finished -“Comedy horse made by G2 4th Army Corps…” -“The beautiful Statue of Republic…” -“French infantry passing through an Italian city…” -[people on a crowded street with horse and cart] -A Banner That Speaks -“Drifters” in harbor…” -“French refugees getting their presents…” -“Wounded American negro soldier lifted up…” -“United States 16-inch caliber guns…” -“A crowd of Knight of Columbus men…” -“Italian children…” -“Four of the newest type Caproni triplanes…” -Where Is Their Sense of Defeat? -“Since the Germans resumed the operation…” |
| 8/27 | Paul Thompson Photographs
-“Sewing and tacking the linen covers…” -“Luncheon is an important meal…” -[town square with Gothic building] -“One of forts defending Antwerp” -“Machine for cutting barbed wire entanglements…” -“Arrival of Leviathan” -Made Happy by America’s Generosity to the Children of Suffering France -“Tommies who are in the Army of Occupation…” -“The White House has been opened to visitors…” -Xmas Gifts for Our Soldiers Held Prisoners in Germany -“Henri’s mother has tuberculosis…” -“German marines on their way” -“German troops in Belgium town” -“Belgian defenders operating machine gun” |
| 8/28 | Paul’s Photos
-French Monument Pictures, War Services of Ambulance Corps |
| 8/29 | Robert H. Moulton Photographs
-“As the men pass by in single file…” -“Learning how to make the various knots…” -“Lining up for dishes…” -“Three square meals a day…” |
| 8/30 | Tribune Service (New York)
-“A French airdrome on the Belgian front…” -“The village of .. in Belgium…” -“View of Houthulst about 7 miles back…” |
| 9/1 | Underwood and Underwood (1)
-Fleeing to Safety during German Drive -First Home Built in Ruined City of Lens -British Official (3) -White Haired Grandmother with All Her Worldly Goods Flees from German Fire -Safe in Paris Cellar during Long Ranged Bombardment -Famous French Singer Vocalises for War Bonds in Paris Streets -First French Soldier to Enter Lille Is Idolized by Inhabitants -Germans Haul down Statue in French Towns to Make Ammunition -German Tank Captured during Recent Drive -Great German Zeppelin Brought down by French Returning from Raid over London -Giant New Zeppelin Brought down by French on Return from London Raid -Big German Aero Bomb Falls in Nancy without Exploding -Aged Belgian Refugees Driven from Home by Teutons -Children of Ostend Rejoice at Being Liberated From the Huns -Belgium Women Just Returned to Their Homes Busily at Work -Alsatians in Paris Joan of Arc Anniversary Procession -Home Comforts Found at Last -French Army of Occupation in Metz Make Quick Acquaintance -Wounded Soldiers of France Go Back to the Farm -Big Gun Bombardment Doesn’t Interrupt Paris Life -“This photo shows the immaculate condition…” -Shell from Big German Gun Kills Many in Paris Nursery -[man carrying packages] -General Petain Decorates Wounded Nurse, Heroine of Hospital Recently Bombarded by Germans -“Ever since the outbreak of the war…” -“Ever since the outbreak of the war…” |
| 9/2 | Underwood and Underwood (2)
-One of the First Real War Pictures from the Desert -Waiting for Customers in Shell Shattered Shop -British Troops Barricade Village during German Drive -“This British official photograph shows British soldiers…” -Rival Chiefs Join Forces in Ireland -Rival Chiefs Join Forces in Ireland -Thank Canadians for Deliverance of Valenciennes -Liberated at Last! -Working below the Water Line to Beat the Boche -Daring Mine Sweepers Risk Constant Destruction -The Tommy WACS Keep Fit for Their Tasks -Americans Who Saw Active Service in British Army Return on the USS Orduna -Irish Troops Disarming Germans Captured at Cambrai -Salvation Army Workers on the Job Not Far from Front -French Hospital on the Aisne near Soissons -France’s Latest Recruits Leave for War -Balky Horses Get Their Shoes Whether They Like Them or Not in the French Army -German Frightfulness Gets another Victim -French Repulse German Attacks near Ruined City of Rheims |
| 9/3 |
Underwood and Underwood (3) -Yankee Tars Go A-Sight-Seeing in “Old [Lummum]” -German Prisoners in US Camps Well Cared For -German Prisoners in US Camps Well Cared For -German Prisoners in US Camps Well Cared For -Metal Market Opened to Boost Sale of War Savings Stamps -Daredevils Perform for War Savings Stamps -Wounded Soldiers Study Telegraphy at Fort McPherson -Learning the Art of Camouflage -Movies Great Diversion for Tars on Battleship -French Sailor Cared for at Brooklyn Navy Yard Hospital -Serbs from US Volunteer for Service Abroad -Traffic Halts for Wounded Man -Huge Block Party Conducted by the Red Cross of Fifth Avenue -Well Convoyed -Shell Shock Victims Engage in Useful Trades -…Living in His Tub!??? -Shell Shock Victims Take up Farming -“A rare snapshot of a mine exploding…” -Riot in Springfield July 4th Parade as Men Refuse to Bare Heads When Flag Passes |
| 9/4 | Underwood and Underwood (4)
-Camouflaged Batteries Keep Sharp Watch for Enemy Attacks -Italian Troopers Resting after Having Repulsed the Germans in Terrific Attack -Italian Women and Children Flee before German Advance |
| 9/5 | Underwood and Underwood (5)
-American Red Cross Feeds Italian Refugees -Belgian Veterans Cheer America on Arrival at San Francisco -Belgian Troops Take Part in Memorial Day Parade on Riverside Drive -How the Panama Canal Was Used for Transportations of Troops in the Great War -Food Shortage in United Kingdom Prior to Food Rationing System -Sengalese Troops in Alsace -French Peasant Girls Enjoy a Sport Meet -New Zealand Aviator in Short Panties Shocks Fair Sex -Straw Boots Used by Austrians in Snowy Regions -Absolutely the Last the Leave -The Departure of the Pilgrims from Jerusalem -“Suffer the Little Children” -A Colossal Italian Colonel Visits the Italian Sector on the French Front |
| 9/6 | Underwood and Underwood (6)
-Kiddie’s Back Lot Army Prepares to Lick “Kaiser” -Kiddie’s Back Lot Army Prepares to Lick “Kaiser” -Typewriting on Stove with Feet in Oven; This Is a Cold Country -Converting Giant Forest Trees into Ships to Beat the Kaiser -Coal Famine in New York; Crowds Follow Coal Wagon -Desperate from Cold, Hundreds Raid Coal Cars in Yards -Big Recruiting Rally on Land Battleship USS Recruit -Thirteen Miles from the Halifax Explosion; How It Appeared from a Distance -Government Boat Fights Shipyard Fire in Newark Bay -Greatest Red Cross Parade in America (3) -First Pershing Veterans Back to Help Sell Liberty Bonds -Niece of Ex-President Taft Goes over Top of Fire Ladder for the Liberty Loan |
| 9/7 | Underwood and Underwood (7)
-Fighters Like Nothing Better Than to Read during Spare Moments -New York Bible Society Provides Bibles for the Soldiers -How Soldiers in France and Training Camps Will Vote -The “Buffalos” in Action -New “Chow Wagon” of the 22nd Engineers Seeing Service -Breaking in Horses for the National Army -Uncle Sam’s Sick Fighters Get Best Medial Attention -Anzacs Here to Boom Liberty Loan Cheer Uncle Sam -Blue and Gray in Brand New Mixing -Interned German Sailors Build Miniature Liner in Spare Moments and Put Old Glory on the Stern -Alien Prisoners about to Be Transferred from One camp to Another -“Make a Bridge of Ships to France!” -Great Wooden Ships for Great Britain Being Built in US -First Steel Ship Launched in South -First Tour Master Launched at Rail River in Forty Years -Stern of Vessel Blown off by Mine |
| 9/8 | Underwood and Underwood (8)
-Little “Warriors” of France Sing Marseillaise on Way to “Battle” -Advancing on the Foe behind a Curtain Fire -French Women Work Close to Front Lines -“For Military Reasons” -British Observer Landing in Parachute from Balloon -Submarine to the Rescue of Observation Balloon in Difficulties -Grenade Depot Destroyed -First and Most Remarkable Photo Showing Actual [Bombing] of German Munition Depot (2) -British Fire Drops German Plane in Flanders Battle -German Aviators Surrendering to French Airmen Two Miles up in Ozone -Enemy Observation Balloon Falls in Flames -Heavy Italian Guns Bombard Enemy Trenches from Mid Stream in Lower Piave -French Observer Walks the Rope to Tug after Observation Trip along Coast -Distributing President’s Message over German Lines |
| 9/9 | Underwood and Underwood (9)
-Red Cross Nurses March in Great Parade on Fifth Avenue -Uncle Sam’s Sick Fighters Get Best Medical Care -College Girls Have Trench Candle Party-Candles Shipped to France for Liberty Boys Christmas -Members of Motor Corps of American Learn First Aid Tactics -Women in Throngs Apply for Positions in Munitions Plants -Latest Photograph of German Air Raid on London -First Photo of the Latest Air Raid on England -Son of Famous Irish Nationalist Leader Takes up Fight Where Father Left Off (2) -Ordeal Inflicted by U-Boat -“For Military Reasons” -With Coal Sky High, French Use Petrol |
| 9/10 |
Underwood and Underwood (10) -[hanging paper on lines with clothespins] -A German Hydroplane Captured by an American Transport in the Mediterranean -Independence Day in London -London Cheers Our New Army -First German Aeroplane Brought down by Our Aviators -Heroes of the Marne Return on Leviathan -Hospital Ship Comfort Arrives with 400 Wounded Soldiers -Learning All about Those Anti-Submarine Guns -Wounded Soldiers Cutting and Pitching Hay -Training Ship Newport off for Four Months Cruise with Student Seamen -Training Ship Newport off for Four Months Cruise with Student Seamen -Living “Christmas Dolls” That Were Sent West -Society Sells Vegetables in Newport -Making a Maritime Substitute for Sugar-Glimpses of a Big Molasses Factory -Strasburg, Germany Overthrows Kaiser’s Statue -Starving Germany! Actual and Vivid Proof -True Germans Leave Alsace-Lorraine -Caught in Cross Fires of Friend and Foe, Digs In -A German Soldier on Outpost Duty Shot through the Head Left behind by His Comrades -French Dip Colors to the Entente Leaders in Met -First Photos of the Festivities Held in Brest upon the Arrival of Pres. Wilson |
| 9/11 | Underwood and Underwood (11)
-Germany Sends Russian Prisoners of War to Denmark for Internment -Italian Outpost Surveying Enemy Lines from Conquered Summit (2) -German Courier Leaving Versailles with Peace Treaty -German Students of the Class 1919 Hold Gala Demonstration in Memory of Their Fallen Comrades -To H--L with the D----D Peace Says Sign Borne by Vast Berlin Throng -Results of Bolshevism in Vienna -Rhenish Prussia in Prayer for Peace -Strike in Munich, Germany -A German Airplane That Did Not Return -Torpedoed French Transport Sinks in Two Minutes -Kultur in Metz about to Take a Tumble -The Coal Scarcity in France -Holland Interns Germans Who Violated Neutrality -Winter Sport in the Swiss Alps |
| 9/12 | Underwood and Underwood (12)
-American Girl to Drive Ambulance in Russia -American Clothing for the Needy Greeks -Sabotage by Reds in the Great Lumber industry in the Northwest -Extra Precautions Taken against Possible “Red” Outrages on the 4th -Detectives Examining Papers Found in Bolshevist Headquarters Raided in New York -Wounded British Tommies to be Shipped to England -“Red Cross camions did duty night and day…” -American Red Cross Workers Acclaimed in Italy -Oil Can Hut Home of Red Cross Nurses at Front -American Red Cross Cares for Serbian Refugees -[patient with head bandages and three men] -American Ambulance Being Loaded with Wounded Poilus -Americans Distributing Clothing to Repatriated French Peasants -Our Red Cross Nurses Minister to Italian in Milan -American Doctor Godfather for French War Baby -American Aid the French War Sufferers -Italian Outpost Surveying Enemy Lines from Conquered Summit -Camouflage Protects Italian Line of Communication -Russians Parade with Bare Heads in Great Funeral Procession -The Pistol Camera-Excellent for Air Work -Giant French Guns Mounted on Mobile Armored Cars Hammer German Lines -Our Boys Are Training in the Trenches in France (3) -Alsatians and French Troops Celebrate 3rd [ ] of Arrival of French in Alsace-Massevairn -Keeping British Waters Free from Teuton Perils (2) -The Broken and Vanquished German Army in Retreat to It’s Own Soil -Texas Cowboys Form Infantry Company -Shell Shock Victims Engage in Useful Trades |
| 9/13 |
Underwood and Underwood (13) -Roosevelt Funeral -The Funeral of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt -Girls of the Russian “Battalion of Death” on Whom Premier Kerensky is Said to Rely in Infuse the Fighting Men of Russia, Reviewed by Their Commanding Officer -Germany Sends Russian Prisoners of War to Denmark for Internment -Our Soldiers Receiving Instruction Back of the Firing Line in France (2) -Our Boys Are Training in the Trenches in France -German Plane Brought down in Flames on Western Front (3) -Off on Its Lifesaving Mission -American Red Cross Delegates Await Arrival of American Prisoners of War -[crowd holding signs with different countries on them] -Caught in Cross Fires of Friend and Foe, Digs In -Snowbound in France -Military Band Gives Concert for Tommies in the Square at Ruined Arras -American Ambulances and Drivers in Italy to Aid Italians |
| 9/14 | Underwood and Underwood (14)
-Officers Detailed to Duty in Connection with the Trans-Atlantic Flight -Looping the Loop over Newport News, Virginia -Few of the Photographers Waiting for Peace Delegates -A Pleasant Afternoon in France -Over Enemy Lines Shows Intense Bombardment Going On -Camouflage Protects Italian Line of Communication -Camouflage Conceals German Light Railway -Some of the 40,000 Germans Captured at Verdun -How Frenchman Single Handed Prevented Destruction of Great Zeppelin Brought down by French (2) -Alsatians and French Troops Celebrate 3rd [ ] of Arrival of French in Alsace-Massevairn (2) -Queen Elizabeth of Belgium Visits School near the Front -Desolation of Flanders Where the Germans Are Trying to Break through -British Observer Landing in Parachute from Balloon -Enemy Observation Balloon Falls in Flames -German Observation Balloon Brought down in Flames by Daring British Airmen -Huge Mass of Wreckage from “Baby Killer” Brought down in Raid over England -French Observer Walks the Rope to Tug after Observation Trip along Coast -French Dirigible Flying over Sunken Ship in Attempt to Locate U-Boat -Slain Bolsheviki Buried at Kiev -Red Guards Use Field Guns in Moscow -Getting the War Pictures for You -General Petain Decorates Wounded Nurse, Heroine of Hospital Recently Bombarded by Germans -Aged Belgian Refugees Driven from Home by [ ] Teutons -French Women Work Close to Front Lines -The Most Heart-Stirring Scene -[French and US flags with people standing around it] |
| 9/15 | Union Pacificry Press Bureau
-[two men boxing] |
| 9/16 | Western Newspaper Union (1)
-Carrier Pigeons Play Important Role in Warfare -Tremendous Throng Greets Camp Upton Boys -Tremendous Throng Greets Camp Upton Boys -National Army Troops in New York -German Telescope to Be Used by American Naval Officers -Thousands of Glasses Received by Navy Department -At Last an American Newspaper -Training Cooks for Uncle Sam’s Navy -“Long Live the Allies” -Motor Corps Women with Relatives and Sweethearts Who Returned on the Leviathan -Training Dogs for War -Future Soldiers Train under West Point Cadets at Camp Pershing -Future Soldiers Train under West Point Cadets at Camp Pershing -College Girls Train as Nurses at Vasar |
| 9/17 | Western Newspaper Union (2)
-Carrier Pigeon Plays Important Role in Warfare -French Front on the Oise -French Victory on the Italian Front -Hot Pies for the Boys in the Trenches -Sports on a British Transport -Munitions Transportation Hindered by Bad Road Conditions -The Dogs of War -Heroic Dead of the Zeebrugge Raid -Labor Leaders Hold Conference at Nottingham -British King Receives American Labor Delegates -British Royal Flying Corps in India -Training British and American Observers to Fight the Hun Aeroplanes -First Aid on the Western Front -Repatriated Soldiers Cared for at British Convalescent Hospital -London Women War Workers Have Rally -Women’s Defense Corps in Camp -Procession of Land Workers -American Troops on Duty in First Line Trench -Eton College Celebrates the Fourth of June -“A Hard Loser” -After the War Uses -English Crew, Composed of Blind Athletes -Wonderful Reception Given to Soldiers Entering Town of Lille -British Royal Flying Corps in India -No Scarcity of Food in India -World’s Finest [ ] |
| 9/18 | Western Newspaper Union (3)
-Boston Has First Street Car Military Ambulance -New American Merchant Marine -Training Officers -[medics walking and riding in trucks] -Brave Belgian Heroes on Way Back to Front -Training the British and American Observers to Fight the Hun Aeroplanes -Uncle Sam’s Thrift Car -Tossing the Monkey -Cavalry to Be Used by American Troops “Over There” -Government Preparing Men for Radio Work -Creeping into No Man’s Land -The Human Wheel Barrow -Daring Aviators -Browning Gun Exhibition -Kit Inspection at Mare Island -“The Human Pledge” -Do the Jackies Enjoy Boxing? -Dinner at Balboa Park, San Diego -Learning to Beat the Hun U Boat |
| 91/9 | Western Newspaper Union (4)
-New Italian Flying Boat -Giving the First Shock -On the Italian Front -Women of Italy Release Men for Front -Breaking German Records to Bits |
| 9/20 | Western Newspaper Union (5)
-American Soldiers Train near San Francisco -Army Caravan Arrives Here -Army Mule Team Passing out of Existence -“Democracy Fighters” Progress Rapidly in Western Training Camps -Mothers’ Day at Camp Dix -Camp MacArthur’s Junk Yard -Anzacs from Gallipoli -Boy Veterans of 69th Here -German Prisoners Fare Well [Da] United States -Enemy Aliens Sent to Southern Internment Camp -“Ring It Again” -Crews of Captured American Sailing Vessels -An Officer for Blighty -Millionaires Chop Wood for Their Fire Places -The “Room of Retrieve” at Milan, Italy -London Women War Workers Hold Rally |
| 9/21 | Western Newspaper Union (6)
-The Spirit behind the Italian Line -Pets They Left behind Them -Gas Mask Drill for British Artillery Horses -“Tommy WAAC’s” Hold Sport Festival -Enormous Boilers Made at North West Munition Area -“WAAC’s marching past the royal stand…” -Yankee Lumber Camp in French Forest on Alsace Border -Yankee Lumber Camp in French Forest on Alsace Border -Anti-Aircraft Gunners on Italian Front -Back of the Austrian-Italian Battle-Line -Poilu Views Fritz in His Pen -Bombs Effective in Aerial Warfare -Helping the Disabled Soldier to Help Himself -A Merciful Mission |
| 9/22 | Western Newspaper Union (7)
-Unique Events Mark Walter Reed Hospital Field Day -Fences Are No Bar to Friendship -American Soldiers Forget Wounds at Hospital-Converted Estate in England -France Sees the Rainbow after the Storm -Women’s Overseas Hospital Unit to Go to France -Princess Mary Pours -American Troops Given Great Welcome in London -Grand Review of Texas Troops -Aerial Mail Service Has Auspicious Beginning -Aeroplane Passenger Carrying Record Established in Flight over London |
| 9/23 | Wide World Photos
-Memorial to the 50,000 Artillerymen Who Died -A Roll of Honor Fourteen Columns Long -War Memorial to French Athletes Unveiled at Pershing Stadium, Paris -The Rainbow Division Again Appears on the Battlefields of France -“The Motherland” Called Italy’s Best War Memorial -To Those of the Seventh Who Made the Supreme Sacrifice -“Preparing the American flour for delivery…” -Canadian Shaft Dedicated at Arlington on Armistice Day -Unveil Reproduction of Dover Patrol Monument at Hamilton Parkway -“Berlin University Student Corps marching…” |
| 9/24 | YWCA Photo Service
-“Miss Muriel Heap/Grand Haven, Mich.…” -“Coblenz on the Rhine…” -Auditorium Any “Y” Hut Movie Night -Social Hall “Y” Hut-Kearny Camp |
| 10/1 | 12th Engineers
-[on parade] -[standing in line with rifles] -[receiving pins] -[parading with star banner] -[child holding rifle] -[standing at attention with rifles] -[soldier with dog on leash] -[dog receiving pin] -[standing in line with rifles] -[Colonel Laird standing on railroad tracks] -[parading across trolley tracks] -[on parade] -Crowd Leaving after Parade |
| 10/2 | 89th Division
-Major General Wright |
| 10/3 | 110th Supply Train
-[talking between a fence] -[soldier talking with women] -The Crowd at Lake and Lindell -Capt. Wright Receives Banner from Auxiliary -[parading past De Luxe Automobile Co.] -Kissing Mother under Difficulties -Arrived to Find He’s an Uncle -[soldier holding dog near railroad track] -Salvation Army Doughnut Brigade -[soldier standing with rifle] -[looking out a train window with baby doll] -[parading with banner] -[soldier standing with rifle] -[crowd walking past courthouse] -[rear view of parade] -[sitting on lawn] -Lining up for March to Plaza |
| 10/4 | 128th/129th/130th Machine Gun Co.
-[parading past Hurck Motor and Cycle Co.] -[sitting on ground] -[on parade] -[soldier holding dog with “Prisoner of War” sign] |
| 10/5 | 128th Field Artillery (1)
-[shaking hands through train windows] -[handing out items from basket] -[on parade] -[on parade] -[crowd and cars after parade] -[eating ice cream cones] -[aerial view of parade] -[crowd after parade] -[boy holding helmet] -[train car with writing on side] -[crowd of people] -[riding in Mack trucks] -[on parade] -[crowd of people] -[parading between two columns] -[on parade] |
| 10/6 | 128th Field Artillery (2)
-[on top of DeBaliviere trolley] -[aerial view of crowd] -[sitting on trollies] -[kissing] -[looking through fence] -[riding on Mack trucks] -[shaking hands] (2) -[aerial view of crowd walking between columns] -[soldier talking and eating ice cream cone] -[aerial view of crowd] -[on parade] -[parading with brass band] -[parading holding flags] -[group of men with little girl] -[shaking hands] -[parading past Hob Nob Café] -Senator Spencer, RE Odlum, Mrs. Robert E. Lee, Miss Loretta Odlum, Acting Mayor Aloe, Robert E. Lee -[parading with star banner] |
| 10/7 | 128th Field Artillery (3)
-[on parade] -[brass band leading parade] -[on parade] -[on parade] -[parading with star banner] -[on parade] -[on parade] -[on parade] -[on parade] -[standing in front of train] -[on parade] -[on parade] -[on parade] -[on parade] -[standing on bridge with star banner and brass band] |
| 10/8 | 129th Machine Gun Co.
-[parading with dog] -[posed photograph] |
| 10/9 | 138th Infantry
-Lt. Duke Sheehan -[parading past 3304 Lindell Blvd.] -[parading past 3304 Lindell Blvd.] -[parading past 3304 Lindell Blvd.] -[parading past 3304 Lindell Blvd.] -Captain Skinker’s Home -[parading past 3304 Lindell Blvd.] -[parading past 3304 Lindell Blvd. with banners] -[parading past 3304 Lindell Blvd.] -[parading past 3304 Lindell Blvd. with brass band] -[parading past 3304 Lindell Blvd.] -[parading past 3304 Lindell Blvd.] -[parading past 3304 Lindell Blvd.] -[cars driving past 3304 Lindell Blvd.] -[parading past 3304 Lindell Blvd.] -[parading past 3304 Lindell Blvd.] -[parading past 3304 Lindell Blvd. with horses] -[parading past 3304 Lindell Blvd.] -[cars driving past 3304 Lindell Blvd.] -[parading past 3304 Lindell Blvd.] -[parading past 3304 Lindell Blvd.] -[parading past 3304 Lindell Blvd.] -[brass band parading past 3304 Lindell Blvd.] -[parading past 3304 Lindell Blvd.] -[parading past 3304 Lindell Blvd. with horses] -[parading past 3304 Lindell Blvd.] -[parading past 3304 Lindell Blvd.] |
| 10/10 | 138th Machine Gun Co.
-[crowd sitting on chairs] -[parading past 3304 Lindell Blvd.] -[soldier with young boy and woman holding flag] -[little girl handing flowers to soldier] -[talking in a circle on railroad tracks] -[eating and drinking on a train] -[parading on Lindell Blvd.] -[close-up of soldiers on parade] -[group of four holding 138th banner] -[parading on Lindell Blvd.] -[horses on parade at Kingshighway and Lindell] -[parading at Kingshighway and Lindell] -[two little girls watching parade] -[parading past Hotel Meramec] -[on parade] -[standing in line with bags] -[talking to crowd from train] -[on parade] -[parading past Peters Shoes] |
| 10/11 | 314th Engineers
-Montana [ship] Pulling into Boston -Montana Battleship with the 314th Eng. Coming into Dock at Boston -Montana Battleship Arriving at Boston Commonwealth Pier -The Arrival of the “Montana” with the 314th Engineers -“Washing the mess kits…” |
| 10/12 | 341st Field Artillery
-Mess for the 341st FA |
| 10/13 | 354th Infantry
-Kiel Greeting 89th Division (354th Infantry) |
| 10/14 | Base Hospital 21
-[on parade] -[on parade] -[on parade] -[parading past Carleton Dry Goods Co.] -[woman between two soldiers] -[on parade] -[soldier holding puppy] -[on parade, walking past chairs] -[on parade, walking past chairs] -[parading between two columns] -[on parade with star banner] -[on parade with US flag in front] -[parading past Moss & Lowenhaupt] -[on parade with star banner in front] -[on parade] -[saluting while on parade] -[on parade] -[soldier holding child] -[crowd in front of church] -[on parade] -[soldier holding child] -[on parade] |
| 10/15 | Camp Doniphan
-“An arrangement we don’t like…” -“A hut branch reading room” -“An interior of the main building…” -“A section of a mess hall…” -“Corporal Soloman is the proudest non-com…” |
| 10/16 | Camp Johnston
-[library, interior] -[library, exterior] |
| 10/17 | Camp Sherman
-Knights of Columbus Building |
| 10/18 | Camp Zachary Taylor
-Camp Zachary Taylor Library-North from Delivery Desk -Camp Zachary Taylor Library-YMCA Auditorium -Camp Zachary Taylor Library-Knights of Columbus Branch -Camp Zachary Taylor Library-Knights of Columbus Branch Interior -Camp Zachary Taylor-Library Catalog |
| 10/19 | Food Administration Photo Service
-“This Is a Wheatless Day” cartoon -“This Is a Meatless Day” cartoon |
| 10/20 | Gilliam Service
-This Is the First War Ever Put into Pictures the Way It Really Is |
| 10/21 | Peace Celebration, St. Louis, November 11, 1918
-[on parade, boys holding signs] -[on parade, men and women carrying large flags] -[aerial view, confetti falling] -[aerial view, crowds with umbrellas] -[aerial view, crowds with umbrellas] -[car parked outside hat shop] -[man in a wheelbarrow] -[large crowd next to statue] -[carrying fake coffin, captioned “Here Lies the Kaiser”] -[crowd with falling streamers] |
| 10/22 | New York World
-[marching with rifles] -Welcome to Our Village! |
| 10/23 | St. Louis
-Junior Red Cross Rummage Sale -Thrift Store Salesmen on [ ] Car at Grand and Olive |
| 10/24 | San Diego
-Library at Naval Training Station, San Diego (2) |
| 11/1 | French Official Photographs, 1-10
-1: Red Cross (CPI 820) -2: Red Cross (CPI 815) -3: American Ambulance (CPI 824) -4: Red Cross (CPI 817) -6: Americans in France (CPI 816) -7: American Camp in France (CPI 822) -10: Americans in France (CPI 821) |
| 11/2 | French Official Photographs, 11-20
-11: In the Path of the Germans (CPI 1010) -12: Cooking at the Front (CPI 1011) -13: On Regained Ground (CPI 1012) -14: French Heroes (CPI 1013) -15: Ready for Battle (CPI 1014) -16: German Prisoners (CPI 1015) -17: German Prisoners (CPI 1016) -19: Soup for Soldiers (CPI 1018) -20: Warning of Gas Attack (CPI 1019) |
| 11/3 | French Official Photographs, 21-30
-21: Rheims (CPI 1058) -23: Destroyed Church (CPI 1060) -25: A Wrecked Taube (CPI 1062) -26: Military Review (CPI 1063) -27: Honoring a Regiment (CPI 1064) -28: French Army Review (CPI 1065) -29: Military Review (CPI 1066) -30: Military Review (CPI 1067) |
| 11/4 | French Official Photographs, 31-40
-31: Regained Ground (CPI 1161) -32: Americans in France (CPI 1162) -33: On Guard (CPI 1163) -34: Spoils of War (CPI 1164) -35: Salvaging War’s Waste (CPI 1165) -36: Berry En Sauterre-Marne (CPI 1166) -37: Stretcher Bearers (CPI 1167) -38: Engineers at Work (CPI 1170) -39: Canadian Engineers (1169) -40: Ruined Church (1168) |
| 11/5 | French Official Photographs, 41-50
-41: French Soldiers (CPI 1068) -42: French Soldiers (CPI 1069) -43: French Soldiers (CPI 1070) -44: German Destruction (CPI 1071) -45: French Cantonment (CPI 1072) -46: French Artillery (CPI 1073) -47: Shell Fire (CPI 1074) -48: Ruined Church (CPI 1075) -49: Arabian Soldiers (CPI 1076) -50: French Cantonment (CPI 1077) |
| 11/6 |
French Official Photographs, 51-67 -51: Americans in France (CPI 1201) -52: Americans in France (CPI 1202) -53: Americans in France (CPI 1203) -54: Americans in France (CPI 1204) -55: Americans in France (CPI 1205) -56: Americans in France (CPI 1206) -57: Cantonment Construction (CPI 1207) -58: Cantonment Construction (CPI 1208) -59: Americans in France (CPI 1209) -60: Cantonment Construction (CPI 1210) -61: Americans in France (CPI 1211) -62: Americans in France (CPI 1212) -63: Americans in France (CPI 1213) -64: Americans in France (CPI 1214) -65: Americans in France (CPI 1215) -66: Red Cross (CPI 1216) -67: Red Cross (CPI 1217) |
| 11/7 | French Official Photographs, 68-71
-68: Camouflage (CPI 1218) -69: Camouflage (CPI 1219) -70: Reconstruction Work (CPI 1220) -71: Ruined Church (CPI 1317) |
| 11/8 | French Official Photographs, 72-77
-72: German Prisoners (CPI 1318) -73: Arras (CPI 1319) -74: German Prisoners (CPI 1320) -75: German Prisoners (CPI 1321) -76: German Prisoners (CPI 1322) -77: German Prisoners (CPI 1323) |
| 11/9 | French Official Photographs, 78-8
-78: French Engineers (CPI 1324) -79: [sign in French above gate] (CPI 1325) -80: Barbering at Sea (CPI 1326) |
| 11/10 | French Official Photographs, 81-90
-81: German Observation Post (CPI 1418) -82: Dogs of War (CPI 1419) -83: Ruined Church (CPI 1420) -84: Bombed Hospital (CPI 1421) -85: German Pill Box (CPI 1422) -86: Retaken Ground (CPI 1423) -87: Ready to Fly (CPI 1424) -88: The Result of Shelling (CPI 1425) -89: Dogs of War (CPI 1426) -90: The German Howitzer (CPI 1427) |
| 11/11 | French Official Photographs, 91-100
-91: Reconquered Ground (CPI 1447) -92: Italian King Reviews Troops (CPI 1448) -93: 120 Miles of This Bridge (CPI 1449) -94: Reconquered Ground (CPI 1450) -95: Alaskan Dogs (CPI 1451) -96: French Cantonments (CPI 1452) -97: In the Path of Destruction (CPI 1453) -98: Army Laborers (CPI 1454) -99: Building a Boardwalk (CPI 1455) -100: German Attack (CPI 1456) |
| 11/12 | French Official Photographs, 101-110
-101: Canadian Engineers (CPI 1301) -102: Canadian Engineers (CPI 1302) -103: Military Review (CPI 1303) -104: Airplane Review (CPI 1304) -105: Military Honors (CPI 1305) -106: Transportation (CPI 1306) -107: Trench Observation Post (CPI 1307) -108: French Trenches (CPI 1308) -109: Exploding Shell (CPI 1309) -110: A French Grave (CPI 1310) |
| 11/13 | French Official Photographs, 111-130
-111: Destruction by Germans (CPI 1457) -112: British Graves (CPI 1458) -113: Ruined Church (CPI 1459) -114: Ruined Church (CPI 1460) -115: Lunch in the Trenches (CPI 1461) -116: French Trenches (CPI 1462) -117: Ruined Church (CPI 1463) -118: Ruins (CPI 1464) -119: Ruined Church (CPI 1465) -120: Ruined Church (CPI 1466) -122: German Destruction (CPI 1496) -123: Aviation (CPI 1497) -124: Cooking (CPI 1498) -125: Aviation (CPI 1499) -126: Bombed Hospital (CPI 1500) -127: The Path of War (CPI 1501) -128: German Destruction (CPI 1502) -129: Amusement (CPI 1503) -130: German Destruction (CPI 1504) |
| 11/14 | French Official Photographs, 131-150
-131: Spanish Observer (CPI 1549) -132: King Albert (CPI 1550) -133: King Albert (CPI 1551) -134: Graves (CPI 1552) -135: Writing Home (CPI 1553) -136: Spanish Observers (CPI 1554) -137: A German Cemetery (CPI 1555) -138: King Albert (CPI 1556) -139: Spanish Observers (CPI 1557) -140: Shell Shelters (CPI 1558) -141: American Orleans Mission (CPI 1539) -142: American Orleans Mission (CPI 1540) -143: American Orleans Mission (CPI 1541) -144: American Orleans Mission (CPI 1542) -145: American Orleans Mission (CPI 1543) -146: Trenches (CPI 1544) -147: Trenches (CPI 1545) -148: American Relief Work (CPI 1546) -149: American Relief Work (CPI 1547) -150: American War Relief (CPI 1548) |
| 11/1 | French Official Photographs, 151-173
-151: Camouflage (CPI 1684) -152: Camouflage (CPI 1685) -153: Camouflage (CPI 1686) -154: Camouflage (CPI 1687) -155: Camouflage (CPI 1688) -156: French Engineers (CPI 1689) -157: Camouflage (CPI 1690) -158: Camouflage (CPI 1691) -159: Camouflage (CPI 1692) -160: Camouflage (CPI 1693) -161: Red Cross (CPI 1694) -162: Camouflage (CPI 1695) -163: Camouflage (CPI 1696) -164: Camouflage (CPI 1697) -165: Camouflage (CPI 1698) -166: Camouflage (CPI 1699) -167: Camouflage (CPI 1700) -168: Camouflage (CPI 1701) -169: Camouflage (CPI 1702) -170: Camouflage (CPI 1703) -171: Camouflage (CPI 1704) -172: Camouflage (CPI 1705) -173: Camouflage (CPI 1706) |
| 11/16 | French Official Photographs, 174-183
-174: French Cemetery (CPI 1990) -175: Sentinel Post (CPI 1991) -176: Military Honors (CPI 1992) -177: Belgian Trenches (CPI 1993) -178: Trenches (CPI 1994) -179: Smokes (CPI 1995) -180: Water Distribution (CPI 1996) -181: French Cemetery (CPI 1997) -182: French Military Review (CPI 1998) -183: French Military Cemetery (CPI 1999) |
| 11/17 | French Official Photographs, 184-193
-184: French Soldier (CPI 1569) -185: Military Review (CPI 1570) -186: French Troops (CPI 1571) -187: Sentry Post (CPI 1572) -188: Military Honors (CPI 1573) -189: Military Honors (CPI 1574) -190: Military Honors (CPI 1575) -191: Camouflage (CPI 1576) -192: At Saloniki (CPI 1577) -193: Ruined Church (CPI 1578) |
| 11/18 | French Official Photographs, 194-210
-194: German Artillery (CPI 1608) -195: Salvage (CPI 1609) -196: Board Walks (CPI 1610) -197: German Pill Box (CPI 1611) -198: “After the Franco-British drive…” (CPI 1612) -199: Regained Territory (CPI 1613) -200: Wounded (CPI 1614) -201: First Aid (CPI 1615) -202: Red Cross (CPI 1616) -203: First Aid (CPI 1617) -204: No Man’s Land (CPI 1664) -205: German Artillery (CPI 1665) -206: Wire Entanglements (CPI 1666) -207: In the Path of the Germans (CPI 1667) -208: Macedonian Troops (CPI 1668) -209: American Mission (CPI 1669) -210: Flanders (CPI 1670) |
| 11/19 | French Official Photographs, 211-218
-211: Flanders (CPI 1718) -212: Salvage (CPI 1719) -213: Shell Shelter (CPI 1720) -214: A Commander’s Post (CPI 1721) -215: French Engineers (CPI 1722) -216: Bridge Construction (CPI 1723) -217: Regained Territory (CPI 1724) -218: No Man’s Land (CPI 1725) |
| 11/20 | French Official Photographs, 222-240
-222: Guynemer’s Airplane (CPI 1901) -223: Ruined Church (CPI 1902) -224: Ruined Church (CPI 1903) -225: Railroad Construction (CPI 1904) -226: Serbian Troops (CPI 1905) -227: Salvages (CPI 1906) -228: Salvage (CPI 1907) -229: Red Cross (CPI 1908) -230: French Cemetery (CPI 1909) -231: Americans in France (CPI 1882) -232: Americans in France (CPI 1883) -233: Military Honors (CPI 1884) -234: American Military Review (2) (CPI 1885) -235: American Military Review (CPI 1886) -236: Americans in France (CPI 1887) -238: Gen. Pershing (CPI 1889) -239: American Military Review (CPI 1890) -240: American Military Review (CPI 1891) |
| 11/21 | French Official Photographs, 241-250
-241: French Cantonment (CPI 2000) -242: Transportation (CPI 2001) -243: French Soldiers (CPI 2002) -244: French Trenches (CPI 2003) -245: French Hospital (CPI 2004) -246: Transportation (CPI 2005) -247: Observation Post (CPI 2006) -248: Indo-Chinese Camp (CPI 2007) -249: Aerial Torpedoes (CPI 2008) -250: Regained Land (CPI 2009) |
| 11/22 | French Official Photographs, 251-260
-251: Guynemer Memorial (CPI 2010) -252: French Aviators (CPI 2011) -253: French Memorial Honors (CPI 2012) -254: British Aviators (CPI 2013) -255: French Military Review (CPI 2014) -256: Guynemer Memorial (CPI 2015) -257: Guynemer Memorial (CPI 2016) -258: French Battle Standards (CPI 2017) -259: Guynemer Memorial (CPI 2018) -260: French Military Review (CPI 2019) |
| 11/23 | French Official Photographs, 261-270
-261: Military Honors (CPI 2020) -262: Military Honors (CPI 2021) -263: Belgian Church (CPI 2022) -264: Reconstruction Work (CPI 2023) -265: Reconstruction Work (CPI 2024) -266: Reconstruction Work (CPI 2025) -267: Verona, Italy (CPI 2026) -268: Bridge Construction (CPI 2027) -269: Belgian School (2) (CPI 2028) -270: Wounded (CPI 2029) |
| 11/24 | French Official Photographs, 271-281
-271: Repairing Gun (CPI 2081) -272: French Engineers (CPI 2082) -273: French Engineers (CPI 2083) -274: Regained Ground (CPI 2084) -275: German Prisoners (2) (CPI 2085) -276: No Man’s Land (CPI 2086) -277: Regained Ground (2) (CPI 2087) -278: French Observation Post (CPI 2088) -279: French Troops (CPI 2089) -280: Japanese Commission (CPI 2090) -281: German Prisoners (CPI 2091) |
| 11/25 | French Official Photographs, 282-285
-282: In Palestine (CPI 2092) -283: In Palestine (CPI 2093) -284: In Palestine (CPI 2094) -285: In Palestine (2) (CPI 2095) |
| 11/26 | French Official Photographs, 286-290
-286: German Trenches (CPI 2096) -287: German Prisoners (CPI 2097) -288: German Prisoners (CPI 2098) -289: Poilu’s Grave (CPI 2099) -290: Reconquered Ground (CPI 2100) |
| 12/1 | French Official Photographs, 299-313
-299: American Relief Work (CPI 2202) -301: Supplies (CPI 2192) -302: Protecting a French Village (CPI 2193) -303: German Destruction (CPI 2194) -304: German Destruction (CPI 2195) -305: Verdun (CPI 2196) -306: Ruined Church (CPI 2197) -307: Salvage (CPI 2198) -308: German Destruction (CPI 2199) -309: Food (CPI 2200) -310: Shell Shelters (CPI 2201) -311: French Engineers (CPI 2203) -312: German Vandalism (CPI 2204) -313: Neutral Commission (CPI 2205) |
| 12/2 | French Official Photographs, 315-320
-315: The French in Alsace (CPI 2206) -316: French Artillery (CPI 2207) -317: French Cantonment (CPI 2208) -318: Poilu’s Grave (CPI 2209) -319: The French in Alsace (CPI 2210) -320: Senegalese Troops (CPI 2211) |
| 12/3 | French Official Photographs, 381-390
-381: Neutral Commissioners See War’s Horrors (CP I2539) -382: First Hand Information for the Press (CPI 2540) -383: Gathering News at the Battle Front (CPI 2541) -384: When Vandalism Reigned (CPI 2542) -385: Ruins Where Architectural Splendor Once Was (CPI 2543) -386: A Road through No Man’s Land (CPI 2544) -387: Repairing Roads Destroyed by German Shells (CPI 2545) -388: Repairing Roads of Victory (CPI 2546) -389: Saluting the Tricolor (CPI 2547) -390: The Allied Stronghold in the Balkans (CPI 2548) -N/A: Ship Named General Pershing Soon to Carry Supplies to Our Boys in France (CPI 2549) -N/A: Gas Mask Drill (CPI 2551) -N/A: Housing the Intelligence Division (CPI 2552) -N/A: Undermining the Enemy’s Trenches (CPI 2554) -N/A: The Charge Is Halted (CPI 2555) |
| 12/4 | French Official Photographs, 391-399
-391: Decorating the Standards (CPI 2680) -392: First Aid at the Front (CPI 2681) -393: Reconstruction while Destruction Reigns (CPI 2682) -395: In the Path of the German Retreat (CPI 2684) -396: Poilu Fecit (CPI 2685) -397: Civilian and Military Honors for French Heroes (CPI 2686) -398: Democracy’s Haven in the Balkans (CPI 2687) -399: Reconstructing France (2) (CPI 2688) -N/A: The Guns Pass in Review (2) (CPI 2668) -N/A: Shadow Boxing (CPI 2674) |
| 12/5 | French Official Photographs, 400-420
-400: The Fate of a Taube (CPI 2689) -411: How America Helps (CPI 2690) -412: Trenchward Bound (CPI 2691) -413: Where Italy Turned the Tide of War (CPI 2692) -414: A Monument to Kultur (CPI 2693) -415: Reconquered Ground (2) (CPI 2694) -416: A Colored Snapshot (CPI 2695) -417: German Prisoners (CPI 2696) -418: Besting Mother Nature (CPI 2697) -419: Shells Replace Prayers (CPI 2698) -420: The Idol of the Italians (CPI 2699) |
| 12/6 | French Official Photographs, 421-436
-421: The Cavalry Comes into Its Own (CPI 2700) -422: France’s Highest Honors (CPI 2701) -423: The Imprint of a German Heel (CPI 2702) -424: Stone Quarries in Alsace (CPI 2703) -425: A Regiment’s Highest Honor (CPI 2704) -426: Leaving the Field of Review (CPI 2705) -427: Honors for French Heroes (CPI 2706) -428: Heroic Airman Honored (CPI 2707) -429: After the Allied Conference (CPI 2708) -430: Building for Permanence (CPI 2709) -431: Fuel for Fighters (CPI 2710) -432: Doing Her Bit amid War Dangers (CPI 2711) -433: French Women Speed War Industries (CPI 2712) -435: Capping the Shells (CPI 2714) -436: No Prohibition of This Liquor (CPI 2715) -N/A: Chinese Salvage Workers in France (CPI 8493) |
| 12/7 | French Official Photographs, 431A-440
-431A: Food for an Army and Food for Thought (CPI 2779) -432A: Rest before the Battle (CPI 2780) -433A: The Destruction of the Temples (CPI 2781) -434: Salvaging War’s Waste (CPI 2713) -434A: The Peaceful Home of a Peaceful People (CPI 2782) -435A: The Explosion of a German Shell (CPI 2783) -436A: Women Back France’s Victorious Troops (CPI 2784) -437: The Steel-Coated Ball of Death (2) (CPI 2716) -437A: A Supply Station behind the Lines (CPI 2785) -438: A Message to the Germans (CPI 2717) -439: A French Cartridge Factory (CPI 2718) -440: Backing up Her Poilu (CPI 2719) -N/A: Naval Club (CPI 2721) -N/A: Bringing the Guns into Action (CPI 2735) -N/A: Field Hospital Drill (2) (CPI 2736) -N/A: Can You Recognize Your Boy? (CPI 2737) -N/A: Our Field Guns in Action (CPI 2740) -N/A: The Salute of the Military Police (CPI 2744) |
| 12/8 | French Official Photographs, 451-460
-451: The Dinner Whistle Succeeds Where the Germans Fail (CPI 4397) -452: Backing up Her Poilu (CPI 4398) -453: Blazing a Teuton Trail (CPI 4399) -454: The Lone Needle (CPI 4400) -455: A German Grenade Base (CPI 4401) -456: Heroes of a World Wide War (CPI 4402) -457: The Roadbed of a New Railway (CPI 4403) -458: A Heroic Leader of Heroes (CPI 4404) -459: A Monument to Kultur (CPI 4405) -460: Misery’s Misery (CPI 4406) |
| 12/9 | French Official Photographs, 501-530
-501: Main Street, Vancourt (CPI 4417) -502: The Destroyer of Men Robs Nature of Her Beauty (CPI 4418) -503: A House of Prayer after the Germans Came (CPI 4419) -504: The Result of a Trench Raid (CPI 4420) -505: The Wheels of Industry Are Hushed (CPI 4421) -506: Where Vancourt Worshipped before War Came (CPI 4422) -507: The Round-up of the Trouble Makers (2) (CPI 4423) -508: The Camera at the Fighting Front (CPI 4424) -509: The Supremacy of Christ (CPI 4425) -510: Rebuilding Shell-Wrecked Roads (CPI 4426) -511: Rushing Guns and Ammunition to the Italian Front (CPI 4838) -512: The Only Argument the Germans Understand (CPI 4839) -513: Where the Hun Hoards Halted (CPI 4840) -515: The French Military Council in Italy (CPI 4842) -516: The War Correspondents Invade Venice (CPI 4843) -517: They Have Not Died in Vain (CPI 4844) -518: Ruins of the Citadel Which Once Overlooked the Valley (CPI 4845) -519: Changing the Map (CPI 4846) -520: The Poilus Turn Cliff Dwellers (CPI 4847) -521: French Grenades on Greek Soil (CPI 4878) -522: Greece Calls for French Aid (CPI 4879) -523: The French Guns Roar in Greece (CPI 4880) -524: Greece Prepares to Take a Hand (CPI 4881) -525: Wounded Poilus Rearward Bound (CPI 4882) -526: Greek Gunners for French Guns (CPI 4883) -527: Solving the Balkan Riddle (CPI 4884) -528: Greece Accepts the Teuton Gage (CPI 4885) -529: A Town Sacred in the Memory of Americans (CPI 4886) -530: Here America Shed Her First Drop of Blood (CPI 4887) -541: The Poilu Goes Sightseeing (CPI 4998) -542: Helping Old Sol Vanquish the Snows of Yesteryear (CPI 4999) -543: Monday in Alsace (CPI 5000) -544: Snow Covers the Ruins of Craonne (CPI 5001) -545: A Double Welcome for This Scotch Lassie (CPI 5002) -546: Tales of Valor (CPI 5003) -547: Signs of French Success (CPI 5004) -548: Harbingers of Spring (CPI 5005) -549: A Greek Stew (CPI 5006) -550: A Halt in a Long Day’s Drill (CPI 5007) |
| 12/10 |
French Official Photographs, 531-540 -531: Fodder for Fighters (CPI 5013) -532: Answering the Call of the Artillery Horses (CPI 5014) -533: Buying Goodies to Supplement Trench Fare (CPI 5015) -534: Medieval Beauty Offers Itself to Mars (CPI 5016) -535: The Alpino Rendezvous (CPI 5017) -536: Discovering the Beauties of Their Own Country (CPI 5018) -537: The Doves of Victory and Peace at the Feet of the Allies (CPI 5019) -538: War Clouds Sunny Italian Skies (CPI 5020) -539: The Bustle of War Invades the Tranquility of an Italian Village (CPI 5021) -540: The Peaceful Stream of Tranquility Wends Its Way into the Bloody River Piave (CPI 5022) |
| 12/11 | French Official Photographs, 551-570
-551: “Once Over” Over There (CPI 5275) -552: A Canal the German Hordes Will Never See (CPI 5276) -553: Spring Plowing in War Time (CPI 5277) -554: An International Clasp of Friendship (CPI 5278) -555: French Honors for Belgian Generals (CPI 5279) -556: The Salute of the Allied Aviators (CPI 5280) -557: The Allied Aviators Pass Inspection (CPI 5281) -558: Honoring the King of a War Ravaged Country (CPI 5282) -559: Mars Paints a Landscape (CPI 5283) -560: A House of Prayer behind the First Line Trenches (CPI 5284) -561: Peaceful Pursuits to Hasten War’s End (CPI 5285) -562: Once More under the Tricolor of France (CPI 5286) -563: Buzzing Their Way to Victory (CPI 5287) -564: Canadian Lumberjacks on the French Front (CPI 5288) -565: Desolation Marks Where Industry Thrived (CPI 5289) -566: American Correspondents on the Western Front (CPI 5290) -567: Reconstructing Ruined Railways (CPI 5291) -568: Entente Cordiale (CPI 5292) -569: French Decorations for Belgian Heroes (CPI 5293) -570: Ruining a Nations Industry (CPI 5294) |
| 12/12 | French Official Photographs, 571-580
-571: A House of Worship after an Air-Raid (CPI 5312) -572: The Poilu Hears from Home (CPI 5313) -573: Destroying Bridges behind Them (CPI 5314) -574: Soldiers Pray in War-Ridden Churches (CPI 5315) -575: Halting the Allied Advance (CPI 5316) -576: The Germans Passed By (CPI 5317) -577: A Monument to German Kultur (CPI 5318) -578: Ruins of a French Chateau (CPI 5319) -579: A Cooperative Dining Room behind the French Lines (CPI 5320) -580: A Destroyed German Trench (CPI 5321) |
| 12/13 | French Official Photographs, 581-599
-581: Reconstructing Belgian Roads (CPI 5295) -582: American Food for Belgian Fighters (2) (CPI 5296) -583: Sharing Her Simple Meal with Her Protectors (CPI 5297) -584: Lumberjacks Continue Peace Work in War Time (CPI 5298) -585: Speeding up Lumber Production behind the Battle Front (CPI 5299) -586: Spiteful German Shells Wreck French Industries (CPI 5300) -587: Holding a Permanent Grip on Alsace (CPI 5301) -588: War Again Brands Alsace for Its Own (CPI 5302) -589: Angels of Mercy Aid Allies Despite Wintry Snows (CPI 5303) -590: Brave Women of Scotland Care for Wounded Allies (CPI 5304) -591: Planning a Trench Attack (2) (CPI 5312) -592: A Glory of France Now Dust (CPI 5313A) -593: A Camouflaged Road on the Western Front (CPI 5314A) -594: Trench Shelters (CPI 5315A) -595: A Grenade Reception for a Hun Attack (2) (CPI 5316A) -596: Snow Blanketed Ruins of France (CPI 5317A) -597: German Prisoners Captured in a French Raid (CPI 5318A) -598: Watching the American Troops Pass By (CPI 5319A) -599: Poilu Sends Boche a War Token (CPI 5320A) |
| 12/14 | French Official Photographs, 600-620
-600: [group of men, a dog, and tents] (CPI 5321A) -601: Refugees Saving Their Meagre Possessions (CPI 5653) -602: The Path of the Hun Retreat (CPI 5654) -603: Destruction Reigns Where Peace Dwelt (CPI 5655) -604: Scotch Lassies Become Good Samaritans on the French Front (CPI 5656) -605: Proofs of a Teuton Defeat (CPI 5657) -606: The Taube over the Italian Trenches (CPI 5658) -607: Krupp Shells Mark Soissons City Hall (CPI 5659) -608: A Teuton Monument (CPI 5660) -609: Interallied Comradeship (CPI 5661) -610: Enforced Prohibition (CPI 5662) -611: One of the Ruins That Dot the French Landscape (CPI 5663) -612: Harvesting French Crops with German Implements (CPI 5664) -613: Where France Turned Back the German Tide (CPI 5665) -614: Where Flows the Peaceful Meuse (CPI 5666) -615: The Couriers’ Relay Station (CPI 5667) -616: Snow Blankets Belgian Ruins (CPI 5668) -617: Observing Enemy Movements (CPI 5669) -618: Where Italian Wounded Recover (CPI 5670) -619: A Scratch of the Teuton Claw (CPI 5671) -620: The Deserted Village (CPI 5672) |
| 12/15 | French Official Photographs, 621-639
-621: Food for Fighters (CPI 5835) -622: General Petain’s Guard of Honor (CPI 5836) -623: Snow Blankets the Dugouts of France (CPI 5837) -624: The Surgical Ward of the Field Hospital (CPI 5838) -625: Life-Savers (CPI 5839) -626: Back to the Trenches Again (CPI 5840) -627: Watching German Prisoners Pass By (CPI 5841) -628: He Stemmed the Teuton Tide in Italy (CPI 5842) -629: The Review of the Victors (CPI 5843) -630: The Allied Clasp of Victory (CPI 5844) -631: The Parade of the Victorious Chasseurs (CPI 5845) -632: French Bests Germany in Italy (CPI 5846) -633: The Kiss of Valor (CPI 5847) -634: The Zeppelin Reaches Paris at Last (CPI 5848) -635: The Khaki on the Marne (CPI 5849) -636: Springing a Spring Surprise (CPI 5850) -637: War Turns Canines into Beasts of Burden (CPI 5851) -638: Dogs Do Their Bit (CPI 5852) -639: Training the Dogs of the Hospital Division (CPI 5852) |
| 13/1 | French Official Photographs, 640-660
-640: The Bomb Proof Field Hospital (CPI 5854) -641: France Honors Her Stricken Ally (CPI 5855) -642: The Mark of the Beast (CPI 5856) -643: Italy’s Glory the Kaiser’s Dream (CPI 5857) -644: Hidden from Enemy Airmen (CPI 5858) -645: British Reinforcements Reach the Italian Front (CPI 5859) -646: The German Army Passed Here (CPI 5860) -647: Back to the Firing Lines (CPI 5861) -648: Shipping Guns to the Front (CPI 5862) -649: The Review of the Poilus (CPI 5863) -650: The Guns Leave for the Front (CPI 5864) -651: A Bridge the Teutons Could Not Hold (CPI 5865) -652: The Trail That Leads Trenchward (CPI 5866) -653: Clearing Alsatian Roads for a French Offensive (CPI 5867) -654: Teutons Destroy another Church (CPI 5868) -655: Decorating French Heroes (CPI 5869) -656: The Commander of the French Forces in Italy (CPI 5870) -657: Coucy Again in French Hands (CPI 5871) -658: The Tricolor Again Flies in Alsace (CPI 5872) -659: The Poilu on Greek Soil (CPI 5873) -660: Teuton Gunners Use Historic Church as a Target (CPI 5874) |
| 13/2 | French Official Photographs, 661-680
-661: Snow Blankets Aisne Dugouts (CPI 6718) -662: Work Helps German Prisoners Break Camp Monotony (CPI 6719) -663: Shopping Supplies for Trench Fighters (CPI 6720) -664: Embarking for the Battle Front (CPI 6721) -665: Poilu Gets His War Cross (CPI 6722) -666: German Prisoners Clear French City Streets (CPI 6723) -667: Reviewing the Victorious Chasseurs (CPI 6724) -668: The Salute to the Tricolor (CPI 6725) -669: Officers Trenchward Bound (CPI 6726) -670: The Review before the Battle (CPI 6727) -671: The French Leaders in Italy (CPI 6728) -672: He Led the Poilus to Victory (CPI 6729) -673: Neutrals See War Horrors (CPI 6730) -674: Neutrals Learn War Strategy (CPI 6731) -675: “Papa” Joffre Greets Spanish Mission (CPI 6732) -676: The Salute to the Victorious Colors (CPI 6733) -677: Entraining Horses for the Front (CPI 6734) -678: Artillery Horses Entrained for the Battle Front (CPI 6735) -679: The Horse Does His Bit (CPI 6736) -680: Rushing Horses to the Front (CPI 6737) |
| 13/3 |
French Official Photographs, 681-699 -681: The Shell-Wrecked Cathedral of Soissons (CPI 6433) -682: A German Objective (CPI 6434) -683: The Water Front at Soissons (CPI 6435) -684: A Krupp Target (CPI 6436) -685: The Famous Le Pont Anglais That Spanned the Aisne (CPI 6437) -686: The Cathedral of Soissons after the Bombardment (CPI 6438) -687: No Man’s Land Again French Territory (CPI 6439) -688: In a Sector Held by Our Own Troops (CPI 6440) -689: A Military House of Worship (CPI 6441) -690: The Japanese Learn the Art of War (CPI 6442) -691: The Camouflaged Gun Shelters (CPI 6443) -692: Former German Prize Now French Headquarters (CPI 6444) -693: A Glory of Italy Now a German Target (CPI 6445) -694: Teutons Shell Where Noted German Died (CPI 6446) -695: The Rialto of Venice (CPI 6447) -696: In Reconquered Alsace (CPI 6448) -697: The Army Junk Pile (CPI 6449) -698: The Cycle Squad Leaves for the Front (CPI 6450) -699: The Interior of the Olympian Theater Which Was Bombed by the Teutons (CPI 6451) |
| 13/4 | French Official Photographs, 700-721
-700: A Teuton Objective? (CPI 6452) -701: A Franco-American Field Canteen (CPI 6453) -702: Repairing Alsatian Roads (CPI 6454) -703: Building Barricades (CPI 6455) -704: French Dogs Do Their Bit for Democracy (CPI 6456) -705: The Review of the Trench Dogs (CPI 6457) -706: Winter Quarters (CPI 6458) -707: Lapine Cathedral Escaped Destruction (CPI 6459) -708: Bellville a Mass of Ruins (CPI 6460) -709: An Imitation Gun Hides German Retreat (CPI 6461) -710: Soissons Ruins (CPI 6462) -711: An Improvised Army Kitchen (CPI 6463) -712: The Ruins of a Church Wrecked by German Shell (CPI 6464) -713: The Ruined Church at Roye (CPI 6465) -714: An Allied Stronghold (CPI 6466) -715: A German Cemetery on French Soil (CPI 6467) -716: The Ruins of Arras (CPI 6468) -717: The Poilu Barber Plies His Trade in Greece (CPI 6469) -718: All Eager to Subscribe to the French Loan (2) (CPI 6470) -719: The Schneider Ready for Action (CPI 6471) -720: Bridge Building in Alsace (CPI 6472) |
| 13/5 | French Official Photographs, 721-740
-721: Battling Alsatian Snows (CPI 6473) -723: French Relief Leaves for Alsatian Front (CPI 6475) -724: The Peaceful Thur Again in French Hands (CPI 6476) -726: Members of France’s Lumberjack Army Off for the Woods (CPI 6477) -727: A Bombarded Alsatian Church (CPI 6478) -728: Noyon (CPI 6479) -729: The Mule Train (CPI 6480) -730: Where the First German Drive Was Turned (CPI 6481) -731: Bringing up the Guns for the Spring Campaign (CPI 6482) -732: Reinforcements Arrive in Alsace (CPI 6483) -734: The Snow Blanketed Supply Station (CPI 6484) -735: The Snow Shovel Replaces the Gun (CPI 6485) -736: Snow Covered Alsatian Ruins (CPI 6486) -737: French Troops Now Hold the Tnur River (CPI 6487) -738: Denuding Alsatian Forests for Army Needs (CPI 6488) -739: The Vosges after the Storm (CPI 6489) -740: Clearing Alsatian Roads (CPI 6490) |
| 13/6 | French Official Photographs, 733-750
-733: An Alsatian Snowscape (CPI 6862) -741: The French Mission (CPI 6911) -742: The Old French Trenches near the Marne (CPI 6912) -743: The Bombarded College at Verdun (CPI 6913) -744: A Quarry (CPI 6914) -745: A Wrecked Sugar Factory (CPI 6915) -746: The Road to Peronne (CPI 6916) -747: A Camp Scene (CPI 6917) -748: Malgache Troops (CPI 6918) -749: Hospital Attendants (CPI 6919) -750: A Shell Bursts in the Valley (CPI 6920) |
| 13/7 | French Official Photographs, 751-770
-751: French Blockhouses (CPI 7004) -752: Transporting Supplies (CPI 7005) -753: French Ruins (CPI 7006) -754: A French Customs House (CPI 7007) -755: Temporary Hospital Barracks (CPI 7008) -756: A Camouflaged Foot Bridge (CPI 7009) -758: A Bombarded French Church (CPI 7010) -759: The Headquarters Staff at Verdun (CPI 7011) -760: “M. Clemenceau examining…” (CPI 7858) -761: A French Regimental Staff (CPI 7012) -762: A French Village after a German Bombardment (CP 7013) -763: A Ruin in Borgnes (CPI 7014) -764: French Shelters (CPI 7015) -765: A Shell Ridden Church (CPI 7016) -766: A Commander’s Post (CPI 7017) -767: The Belgium Fighting Front (CPI 7018) -768: “Arrival of English Relief troops…” (CPI 7859) -769: “Soldiers of an English Relief…” (CPI 7860) -770: A French Munitions Plant (CPI 7019) |
| 13/8 | French Official Photographs, 771-789
-772: Ruins of the Rheims Library (CPI 6792) -773: [snowy building] (CPI 6793) -774: French Troops Excavating a Tunnel (CPI 6794) -775: Completing a Communication Trench (2) (CPI 6795) -776: The Snow Covered Ruins at Rheims (CPI 6796) -777: A Shelled Wrecked House in Italy (CPI 6797) -778: Saving Priceless Statuary (2) (CPI 6798) -779: The Defenses near Parroy (CPI 6799) -780: Blockhouses for Trench Fighters (CPI 6800) -781: A Military Road in Palestine (CPI 6801) -782: An Allied Camp in Palestine (CPI 6802) -783: A Friendly Game (CPI 6803) -784: Farriers in Horizon Blue (CPI 6804) -785: An Army Scullion (CPI 6805) -786: A Camouflaged Dining Room (CPI 6806) -787: The Army Woodcutter (CPI 6807) -788: Lunch Booth in the Scottish Hospital (CPI 6808) -789: French Troops off to Repair Italian Roads (CPI 6809) |
| 13/9 | French Official Photographs, 790-800
-790: French Patrol an Alsatian Town (CPI 6810) -791: The River Galiki (CPI 6830) -792: A Destroyed Factory (CPI 6831) -793: Orderlies of the General Staff (CPI 6832) -794: A Commander’s Post (CPI 6833) -795: Snow Blankets the Vosges Mountains (CPI 6834) -796: Alsatian Town in French Hands (CPI 6835) -797: The Wrecked Railway Station (CPI 6836) -798: A Street Scene in Verdun (CPI 6837) -799: A Study in Silhouettes (CPI 6838) -800: The Snow Covered Barracks (CPI 6839) |
| 13/10 | French Official Photographs, 832-904
-832: “Constructing wire entanglements…” -833: “In the Aisne District, French engineers…” -834: “General Petain distributing tobacco…” -836: “A relief army crossing devastated woods.” -838: “French engineers quarrying stone…” -848: “Fishing smacks in the harbor.” (2) -849: “A Greek destroyer at anchor in the harbor.” -852: “Ruins caused by a German bombardment.” -862: “One of the canteens placed in various parts…” -864: “French engineers constructing an underground…” -865: “An earth conveyer used in excavation work…” -866: “Grooms at work in a cavalry camp.” -868: “At a post command.” -869: “A 77mm anti-airplane gun showing…” -870: “A 77mm anti-airplane gun under its camouflage.” -877: “A convoy of wagons enroute…” -904: “A halt for rest on the roadside of Maubeuge.” |
| 13/11 | French Official Photographs, 921-930
-921: “English troops near a relief station…” (CPI 8048) -922: “English relief troops resting…” (CPI 8049) -923: “An infantry regiment of French…” (2) (CPI 8050) -924: “Blacksmith at work…” (CPI 8051) -925: “American blacksmith at work…” (CPI 8052) -926: “A French soldier guarding…” (CPI 8053) -927: “French officers examining…” (CPI 8054) -928: “General Benat and an American…” (CPI 8055) -929: “A distribution of decorations…” (CPI 8056) -930: “Arrival of English Relief troops…” (CPI 8057) |
| 13/12 | French Official Photographs, 931-950
-“Arrival of English troops…” (CPI 7862) -933: “Field kitchens with an artillery…” (CPI 7863) -934: “The colonel of a sharpshooters…” (CPI 7864) -935: “The Canadian Mission visiting…” (CPI 7865) -936: “A French aviation camp…” (CPI 7866) -937: “A group of French officers…” (CPI 7867) -939: “Ruins of a church…” (CPI 7869) -940: “Headquarters of a commanding…” (CPI 7870) -941: “A commander’s headquarters…” (CPI 7871) -942: “Headquarters of a commanding…” (CPI 7872) -943: “At the headquarters…” (CPI 7873) -944: “Shell shelters…” (CPI 7874) -945: “General conversing with a member…” (CPI 7875) -946: “Shell shelters and a fortified…” (CPI 7876) -947: “A narrow pathway leading…” (CPI 7877) -948: “The Canadian Mission visiting…” (CPI 7878) -949: “In Milan, General Fayolle…” (CPI 7879) -950: “In Milan after reviewing…” (CPI 7880) |
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French Official Photographs, 951-970 -951: “A dirigible in flight…” (CPI 8028) -952: “A French infantry regiment…” (CPI 8029) -953: “French soldiers after a gas attack…” (CPI 8030) -954: “Damemarie during the visit…” (CPI 8031) -955: “Mr. Clemenceau examining…” (CPI 8032) -956: “One of the officers behind…” (CPI 8033) -957: “Shelter for safety against…” (CPI 8034) -958: “A church entirely destroyed…” (CPI 8035) -959: “Saluting the flag…” (CPI 8036) -960: “After the distribution…” (CPI 8037) -961: “General de Maud’huy reviewing…” (CPI 8038) -962: “An infantry regiment marching…” (CPI 8039) -963: “General de Maud’huy and…” (CPI 8040) -964: “Transporting the cases containing…” (CPI 8041) -965: “Constructing barbed wire…” (CPI 8042) -966: “General Benat and an American…” (CPI 8043) -967: “A Canadian Mission visiting…” (CPI 8044) -968: “A Canadian Mission visiting…” (CPI 8045) -969: “A French regiment of infantry…” (CPI 8046) -970: “An infantry maneuver…” (CPI 8047) |
| 13/14 | French Official Photographs, 971-980
-971: “A battalion of French troops…” (CPI 7881) -972: “Types of American soldiers…” (CPI 7882) -973: “Transportation of American…” (CPI 7883) -974: “Review of a division…” (CPI 7884) -975: “French troops marching…” (CPI 7885) -976: “M. Clemenceau and General…” (CPI 7886) -977: “General Benat and an American…” (CPI 7887) -978: “The camp barber at work…” (CPI 7888) -979: “Russian soldiers dancing…” (CPI 7889) -980: “View of the field kitchens…” (CPI 7890) |
