The Great War in Stereoviews

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Title List — Keystone View Company Set of 1921
300 200 100 48 36 Image Number Title
1 1 1 1 1   15625 Sarajevo, Yugoslavia—Scene of Murder of Crown Prince which Started Flame that Engulfed All Europe
2 2         10331 Parade of Cuirassier Guards Marching to the Parade Ground, Berlin, Germany
3 3 2       18742 Sons of France on Parade in Paris
4         V 18810 French Reserves from U.S.A.—Some of the Two Million Fighters in the Battle of the Marne
5 4         18743 French Colonial (Morocco) Cavalry in Paris
6 5 3       16046 The 48th Highlanders of Toronto
7         V 18811 Soldiers from a Canadian Contingent of the Allied Army
8         V 18812 Historic First Landing of Allied Troops at Dardanelles
9           11374 English Cavalry Horses Ready for the Front
10         V 18813 West Beach, Gallipoli, Scene of British Landing and of Terrible Battles
11 7       V 18814 Serbian Cavalry Ready for Battle on the Balkan Plains
12         V 18815 Serbian Reserves in the Balkan Mountains Awaiting Orders to Advance
13           18704 Belgians Defending Bridge Across Canal, Flanders
14 9         18050 With the Belgian Army at the Front: Inspection of Rifles
15         V 18816 Belgian Sharpshooters in Trenches
16 10 4       18009 Trenches of the Allies Among the Dunes and Brambles on the Coast of Flanders
17 11 5 2 2 V 18817 Ghastly Glimpse of Wounded Belgians in Hospital, Antwerp, Belgium
18           18718 Section where Horses Were Quartered, Detachment of British Cavalry
19 13         18707 British Royal Engineers Constructing Second Line Trenches in Flanders
20         V 18818 Creeping on the Enemy Over the Sand Dunes, British Contingent in Belgium
21         V 18819 The Highland Regiment of the British Army Marching through Boulogne
22         V 18820 British Cyclist Corps Fully Equipped
23         V 18821 Field Marshal Earl French Addressing Battalion Officers
24 14 6       18744 French Cavalry Horses Swimming River in Northern France
25         V 18822 Dugouts and Shelters—Cantonment in the Race Course at Flirey, France
26         V 18823 French Troops Crossing the Marne by Pontoon Bridge
27 15       V 18824 Artillery Observers Telephoning Headquarters from the Front on the Marne
28 16       V 18825 Tangled Ruins of Marne Bridge Blown Up by Germans and Red Cross Train Wreck
29           18745 Awaiting Enemy in French Trenches with Rifle and Mitrailleuse
30 18         18746 French Cavalry Ready to Follow an Infantry Attack
31 19 7     V 18826 President Poincare and Marshall Joffre Visiting Officers' Quarters on the Somme Front
32 20 8 3 3   18689 A Bristling Forest of Bayonets; Russian Troops on Review
33           18686 Russians Attacking
34         V 18827 Provisioning an Immense Army—British Transport Wagons in France
35 21         18642 Meat for the Boys in the Trenches—An Important Result of Meatless Days
36 22       V 18828 Making Bread for British Troops: Camp Scene, France
37           18719 Baking Bread for the Fighters in the Trenches
38 23         18747 Section of Many Miles of French Field Kitchens
39         V 18829 Serving Food from a Movable Kitchen in Ruined Curlu, on the Somme
40         V 18830 "Red fields of slaughter sloping down to ruin's black abyss"
41         V 18831 Huge Tanks Crossing the Somme
42         V 18832 A French Relief Column of Algerian Zouaves in Forest of Argonne
43 24 9 4 4   18633 French Soldiers Resting In The Trenches
44         V 18833 In a French Trench, Sandbag Protected, Showing Dart Bombs
45 25 10 5 5 V 18834 Desolate Waste on Chemin Des Dames Battlefield, France
46 26 11     V 18835 Camouflaged Trenches in Center of Hardest Fighting, Chemin des Dames
47 27       V 18836 The Ruined Stronghold of Fort de la Malmaison, Chemin des Dames
48 28 12 6 6 V 18837 Human Wreckage in No Man's Land, Chemin des Dames
49 29         18667 General De Puydraguen Coming Out of a Trench Near Lac Blanc in the Vosges Section
50         V 18838 Setting Up Large Searchlight in Advance Lines, Vosges Sector
51         V 18839 French Soldiers Building Trenches
52 30 13     V 18840 "Where all is still and cold and dead." No Man's Land near Lens
53 31         18711 Looking E. on Italian Front. Foreground. Italian Trenches of Resistance Built after Territory Was Won from Enemy
54         V 18841 A Headquarters Dugout With Sentry on Guard
55 32 14     V 18842 How Italian Guns are Carried Up the Steep, Narrow Paths of the Alpine Front
56         V 18843 Camp of Italian Outpost on Steep Alpine Slope
57         V 18844 Along the Battle Line in the High Alps
58 33 15     V 18845 A Dangerous Moment; British Troops Approaching
59         V 18846 Sharpshooters in Protected Position near Enemy Lines
60         V 18847 Marshal Haig and General Antoine at Review of French First Division
61 34         18043 In the French Trenches; Infantry Soldier on Observation Duty
62         V 18848 Joffre and Pershing in Governor's Gardens, Paris
63         V 18849 At Mass in the Allied Trenches on the Western Front
64         V 18850 Shell Bursting in the Grand Place, Ypres, Belgium
65 35       V 18851 Strong Concrete German Position and Victims after Battle of Menin Road
66         V 18852 "Setting the stage for the Devil's play"—French Front
67 36         18748 French Mine Explosion Under Enemy Trenches
68 37 16     V 18853 Scouts, Old and New, French Cavalry and Army Airplane
69 38 17 7   V 18854 His Last Fight—"See he lies, death staring from his eyes"
70         V 18855 Red Cross Dog and Soldier for Whom He Got Help
71         V 18856 The Dog in War—Reporting to First Aid Squad with Helmet of Wounded
72 39 18       18749 German Steel Cupola for Machine Guns, Demolished by Allies
73         V 18857 German "Pill Boxes" and "Strong Points" which Cost Many Lives to Conquer
74 40 19     V 18858 "And the Trench Was a Reeking Shambles," German Dead in the La Bassee Area
75         V 18859 "There Was Darkness and Despair, Grim Death on Every Hand"
76           18750 French Artillery in the Village of Perthes les Hurlus
77           18666 Tatoi Trenches in the Croisettes Wood Showing Officers in Consultation…Before the Attack...Somme
78 42 20 8   V 18860 Bridge Destroyed by the Germans Where Allies Crossed the Aisne, 1918
79 43       V 18861 Entrenched Highlanders on the Lookout Using Mirror Periscope
80 44 21 9 7 V 18862 Steel-helmeted Scots Entrenched and Cheerily Awaiting a Counter-Attack
81 45       V 18808 "Through it all like horror runs the red resentment of the guns, " Oise, France
82 46         18751 French Storming Hill Notre Dame de Lorette
83 47       V 18864 Picking Up the Severely Wounded from Among the Dead
84 48 22     V 18865 "Down in a Shell Crater, We Fought Like Kilkenny Cats"—Battle of Cambrai
85 49       V 18866 A German Concrete Stronghold after Storming
86 50 23     V 18867 French Reserves Watching Their Comrades Going Into "The Valley of the Shadow"
87           18665 French Lines Captured from the Enemy by the Marine Fusileers
88         V 18868 Collecting the Wounded—Scotch Sergeant and Officers Watching the Stretcher Cases Come In
89 52 24 10   V 18869 Bringing in the Wounded "On Stretchers Stiff and Bleared with Blood"
90         V 18870 British Soldiers Gleaning in the Fields of War, Menin Road
91 53 25     V 18871 After the Battle—"By ragged grove and ruined road"
92 54         18603 Camp of French Artillerymen. Enjoying Well-earned Rest from Trench Warfare
93         V 18872 Poilus Preparing Barbed Wire for Front Line—Lempire, Meuse
94 55 26     V 18873 German Ammunition Depot, after Visit of French Airmen, Alincourt, Ardennes, France
95 56 27 11 8 V 18874 Proud Men of the North Who Fought on Flander"s Fields
96         V 18875 "And Now We Lie in Flanders' Fields." Vallee Foulon, France
97         V 18876 Burial of the Russian Dead after a Battle
98           18650 German Prisoners, Under Guard of French Soldiers, Were Humanely Treated by the Allies
99         V 18877 Boyish German Prisoners at a Dressing Station, Longpont
100 58 28 12 9 V 18878 Bringing In 1900 German Prisoners Captured by American Forces
101 59         18752 German Prisoners Well Housed, Near Belleau Woods, France
102 60 29     V 18879 "On all sides round a great furnace flamed"—German Attack, North Compiegne, France
103 61       V 18880 No Man's Land, Sea of Barbed Wire in Front of Bulgarian Lines, Saloniki Front
104         V 18881 Rifle Grenade in a British First Line Trench in the Balkans
105 62       V 18882 In a British First Line Trench in the Balkans
106 63       V 18883 View in a Trench Kitchen Underground on the Saloniki Front
107 64       V 18884 Serbian soldiers in Their Rock-protected Rest Billets on the Balkan Front
108         V 18885 View from Stage of a Serbian Army Audience in an Outdoor Theater
109         V 18886 A Serbian Rest Camp Back of Front Line Trenches in the Balkans
110         V 18887 Serbian Soldiers in Front-line Trench
111         V 18888 Modern Cliff Dwellers—A Regimental Headquarters Back of Serbian Front
112 65       V 18889 Serbian Trench—Awaiting Phone Call from Listening Post to Fire Rocket
113         V 18890 Loading a Trench Mortar in a Hillside Dugout on the Serbian Front
114         V 18891 Body of a German Aviator in His Wrecked Machine Back of the French Lines
115           18613 Sacrificed on Altar of German Militarism—Arrival of Dead at Military Cemetery, Villers au Bois
116 66 30       18753 Rendering First Aid to the Wounded in the French Trenches
117 67         18754 Bringing in Wounded on French Front After Battle Ablain St. Nazaire
118         V 18892 Allied Soldiers Binding up the Wounds of Their Prisoners
119           18703 British Red Cross ambulance in French Service; Northern France
120 68         18657 Taking Away the Wounded in Motor Ambulance (Somme)
121 69 31       18608 French Field Hospital—Locating Bullet With X-Ray Machine
122         V 18893 Red Cross Contingent on Skis in Snow
123           18606 Heroes from the Front. French Wounded Delivered at Hospital Station from Red Cross Train
124           18641 On the Way to "Blighty"—The British soldier's Word for England and Home!
125 70 32     V 18894 Supplies Left by the Germans in Their Retreat from Soupier, Aisne
126 71         18099 Decorating With Medaille Militaire. Adjutant Dambrine, Severely Wounded at Ablain St. Nazaire,France
127 72 33       18079 Inspecting a Nearly Completed Pontoon Bridge in the French Sector of the West Front
128         V 18895 "Through sickly shrapnel-sown meadows reaped by death alone"
129         V 18896 French Convalescents, Nicknamed "The Cripples," About to Return to the Front
130 73       V 18897 Alincourt, France; German Ammunition Camp Destroyed by Allied Airmen
131 74 34 13 10 V 18898 Shells Bursting in Ruined French Village
132 75 35       18678 French Troops and Transport on "The Sacred Road," During the Battle of Verdun, 1916
133 76 36     V 18899 Sanitary Work of the Battle Line—Disinfecting the Ruins With Patent Spray
134 77         18755 Modern Artillery Transport by Auto in France
135           18631 Off for Berlin! High Power Autotruck Delivering Large Cannon to the Firing Line in France
136         V 18900 Famous 8-in. Howitzer in Its Camouflaged Position on the British Front
137 78       V 18901 Battle of the Aisne—Ammunition Wagons Shifting to New Position
138 79 37 14 11 V 18902 Artillerymen Who, Between the Germans and the Mud, Are Emplacing Their Guns With Difficulty
139 80         18705 French 75 Millimeter Guns in Ambush Near German Trenches
140 81 38     V 18903 British Anti-Aircraft Gun in Action on Balkan Front. Camouflaged And Mounted on Auto
141 82 39     V 18904 Great Naval Gun and its Protecting Fort of Sand Bags on the Saloniki Front
142 83 40 15 12   18651 A French 155-mm Gun Trained on the German Trenches
143         V 18905 Trench Mortar in Its Well-timbered Chamber—View Looking Straight Down
144 84 41 16 13 V 18906 "Twas messy, that bit of a fight"—Dead Germans amidst Wire
145 85       V 18907 A French "320" in Action near Reims
146 86 42       18640 French Gunners Adjusting Large Cannon Mounted on Railway Track—France
147 87       V 18908 French gunners Charging Huge 270mm (Howitzer) in Forest of Argonne
148         V 18909 French Soldiers in the Argonne Forest at Meal Using Coffins for a Table
149         V 18910 Canadian Artillery Proceeding to the Front
150 88 43 17 14 V 18911 Feeding "Grannie"—Shell Hoisted into Position
151         V 18912 Feeding "Grannie"—Twelve Men Lowering Shell into Breech
152 89 44     V 18913 A British 9.2-in. Howitzer Under Camouflage
153 90         18653 No Obstacle Stops the Soldiers of Democracy. Carrying a 65 Mountain Gun in Sections Over…
154         V 18914 A British "Archie" in Action—Note Range Finders
155         V 18915 A Battery of the Famous 270 Mortars (Howitzers), Mt. St. Eloi
156 91         18756 French "75" Gun in Action Against Battle Planes
157 92 45     V 18916 An Anti-aircraft Gun in a Trench on the French front
158 93 46       18669 Fire Spray Captured from the Austrians in the District of Capitello in Italy
159 94 47 18   V 18917 Watching "the Crimson Chorus of the Guns" Playing to the Enemy
160 95       V 18918 Ripped and Battered to Death by the Enemy—a Derelict Tank Cambrai
161 96       V 18919 A Field of Forty Tanks—"Like a Flock of Sheep Browsing""—Bethune
162 97 48 19     19149 Huge Armored Tank Making Its Way Through a Smoke Screen
163 98 49 20 15   18676 How France Aided Her Fighters—Renault Tanks Going to the Front
164 99         18757 French "Tanks" Which Saw Service, Parading Paris Streets
165 100         19049 Lieut. LeMaitre of French Aviation Forces, Explaining "Nieuport" Airplane, Fortress Monroe,Va.
166 101       V 19216 Through the Uncharted Heavens She Blazed the Trail—Dirigible R-34 at Mineola
167         V 18920 Bridgnet Michelin Bombarding Airplane Ready to Ascend, France
168 102 50       19191 U.S. Observation Airplane on West Front—France
169         V 18921 A Double-seated "Fighter" Equipped with Bomb-dropping Device, Ready
170 103 51 21 16   18758 Hauling Down French Dirigible Balloon for Officer's Report
171 104 52       18000 Zeppelin Flying Over a German Town—Lower Valley of the Rhine
172 105       V 18922 The Eyes of the Army—View of German Town from a British Airplane
173 106 53     V 18923 Observation Balloon Fatally Pierced by Incendiary Bullets
174 107 54 22 17   18632 Zeppelin Wrecked and Burned—Ruins Being Inspected by French Troops
175 108 55       16259 British Battle Cruiser "Indomitable," Which Sunk the German Battle Cruiser Bluecher
176 109 56 23 18   19133 Marshall Foch, General Pershing, Madame Joffre, Marshall Joffre, and General Dubail, at Paris
177 110 57 24 19   19000 President Wilson Addressing Congress on Question of International Peace and Imminent Danger of War
178 111         18335 Marshall Joffre, Viviant, Chocheprat and Fabry—French War Commission…Springfield, Ill.
179 112         19064 For Five Hours New York's Citizen Army Poured by this Reviewing Stand, Twenty Men Abreast
180 113 58       19192 Thousands Marching, Thousands Watching! Our National Army, Chicago, Aug. 4, 1917
181 114 59       19096 Sunshine Keeps Our Soldiers Healthy, Daily Sunning of Equipment
182 115 60 25 20   18360 Building Barbed Wire Entanglements—Reserve Officers in Training Camp, Ft. Sheridan, Illinois
183 116 61       19063 The Heart of the Nation—Every Mother's Son Ready to do His Duty. Calisthenics in the Army
184 117 62 26     19074 "Parade Rest"—Naval Training Station
185 118         19089 Sousa's Famous Marine Band Playing on South Steps of Treasury Building, Washington, D.C.
186 119 63 27 21   19193 Thousands of Uncle Sam's Sailors, Training Station, Great Lakes, Ill.
187 120         19070 One of New York's Greatest Military Spectacles The "Rainbow" Division Parading in Honor of Citizen
188 121         19194 Our Boys Boarding Transport For "the Good Old U.S.A."
189 122 64 28 22 V 19217 Ready for the "Abandon Ship" Drill; U.S. Soldiers With Life Belts Adjusted
190 123         18734 Camp Pontanezen, at Brest, France, from Which American Soldiers Were Returned to the United States
191 124         19195 Troop Kitchens—21 Ranges Each Burning Cord of Wood Daily—Brest, France
192 125         19197 A Mile of Autos Used by Our "Third Army," Germany
193 126       V 19218 Lafayette, We Are Here! First American Soldiers that Marched in Paris
194 127 65 29 23   19100 Our Answer to the Kaiser—3,000 of America's Millions Eager to Fight
195 128 66       19198 Our Boys In France Learning to Correctly Use Gas Masks
196 129         19199 Our Doughboys at Work—Ordnance Repair Shop, Mehun-sur-Yevre
197 130 67     V 19219 Class of Officers Practicing "the Short Point Stab."
198         V 19220 Pack Inspection of 139th Regiment Infantry, American Army Camp
199         V 19221 Looking Over Soldier's Quarters—General Hospital in Distance. Camp Upton, N.Y.
200         V 19222 Soldiers About to Enter Tear-Gas Trench, Camp Dix, N.J.
201         V 19223 Barracks at Camp Devens, Boys on Hillside Writing Letters, Ayer, Mass.
202 131       V 19224 Rolling Pack Inspection, 1st Battalion, 139th Regiment, Infantry
203 132         19200 Doughnuts for Doughboys—Montabaur on the Rhine
204 133         18739 An American Field Radio Outfit at the Front in France
205 134       V 18924 Red Cross "Dog Encampment" Behind the Lines in the French Sector
206         V 18925 Entrance to Dugout, Y.M.C.A. Station at Badonviller
207 135       V 18926 An Interesting Scene in the Social Room of a Y.M.C.A. Army Camp Hut
208           18725 Strong Dugouts in Holes Under Huge Rocks, in Belleau Woods, France
209 136 68       18724 Holes Torn Out by Huge Shells; Where Our Boys Fought in Belleau Woods
210           19207 Maison Blanc, Headquarters of the Marine Brigade, Near Belleau Wood
211 137 69 30 24 V 18927 "Enemy Airmen Successfully Bombed One of Our Supply Trains"
212 138 70 31 25   18716 Looking South over Chateau-Thierry from the Ramparts of the Old Chateau
213           18715 View of Famous Bridge Over the Marne, toward Hotel de Ville and Heights of Old Chateau
214 139       V 18928 German Prisoners "Cleaning Up" at Chateau
215 140 71 32 26 V 19225 Grave of Lieut. Quentin Roosevelt, Buried by Germans Where He Fell
216 141         19208 Salvation Army Hut, Always at the Front with Our Doughboys, Rhine
217 142 72 33 27   19051 12-inch Disappearing Coast Defense Gun Elevated for Firing, Fortress Monroe, Va.
218 143 73       19053 Projectile Weighing 1070 Lbs.—Powder 325 Lbs.One Load for the 12-inch Disappearing Gun [Ft. Monroe]
219           19050 Preparing for the Firing Line—Loading a 3-Inch Field Gun
220 144         18761 French Auto Mitrailleuse Attached to U.S. Army, Montabaur, Germany
221 145         19007 Forward Turret and Bridge of U.S.S. Maryland
222 146 74       14253 A Sailor's Sewing Day Reminds Him Keenly of Home and Mother—Life on Board a Battleship
223           14250 Marines and Sailors Dispersing after an Assembly Aft for Instructions—Life on Board a Battleship
224           14249 Bugler Calling Marines and Sailors to Assemble for Instruction Life on Board a Battleship
225           09367 Gunners on Board U. S. Battleship New York Loading 5-Inch Gun
226 148 75       19147 Deck of U.S. Battleship Pennsylvania
227 149 76       19004 Four of our Submarines in Dry Dock in Government Navy Yard
228 150 77       16667 Submarines in the Foreground, Battleships and Torpedo Boats in the Background, San Diego Bay, California
229         V 19226 Safe from Bursting Shells—Wounded Sleeping
230 151 78 34 28 V 19227 Nursing Wounded Heroes Back to Health, Convalescent Hospital No. 5
231         V 19228 Wounded Soldier About to Undergo Operation; Hospital No. 5, New York
232 152         18762 Famous St. Michele Mountain—Where Italians Fought Gallantly Against Austrians
233 153         18730 "And They Did Not Pass"—Main Entrance and Gate into City of Verdun, France
234         V 18929 A Village Reduced to Debris near Verdun
235         V 18930 On the Verdun Road—Poilus Moving to the Rear
236 154 79 35 29 V 18931 A Glimpse Around Shattered Verdun
237 155 80 36 0 V 18932 "Out Where the Bombs are Bursting and the Cannons Like Hell-doors Slam"
238 156 81 37 30   19160 Burial Ground in Belleau, France, for American Men Who Made the Supreme Sacrifice "Over There"
239           18763 Fort Pompelle near Reims, France
240           18764 Ruins of Once Magnificent Reims, France
241 157       V 18933 Once Fair Village of Coucy, near Reims, France
242 158 82 38     18765 The World Renowned Cathedral of Reims, France, Ruined by the Germans
243 159 83 39 31   18629 Searching the Ruins, "Somewhere in France"
244 160       V 18934 A Military Service in the Field With a Gun Carriage for an Altar
245 161         18706 Ruins of Famous Church at St. Albert, France
246         V 18935 The Terrible Desolation of Once Fertile Hills and Valleys, France
247 162 84 40 32 V 18936 Weird Desolation of Berry au Bac, After Four Years of Fighting
248         V 18937 At Longwy, France—Ruins Around Main Gateway
249 163       V 18938 Awful Ravages of War—Wreck of Beautiful Louvain, Belgium
250 164       V 18939 Altar of Malines Cathedral, Wrecked by German Shells
251         V 18940 The Utter Desolation of Once Beautiful Countryside
252         V 18941 British Officers Examining Wrecked Interior of Baupaume Cathedral
253 165       V 18942 Ruins of Soissons and Its Two Great Cathedrals
254 166 85     V 18943 "Miracle of Lucy," France—Unharmed Crucifix Amidst Total Ruin
255 167         18697 "Grand Place" of Devastated Arras, Section Visited by Peace Conference Delegates, France
256         V 18944 "Kamarad" and German Trophies in a French Chateau
257 168         18766 Temporary Homes in Devastated Lens, Long Occupied by the Germans, France
258 169         18767 The President and Mrs. Wilson, Miss Wilson, the King and Queen of Belgium at University of Louvain
259 170         18768 Cardinal Mercier, Renowned Belgian Prelate, Speaking at Dinant, Belgium
260 171         18769 "Mur Tschoffen," Wall in Dinant Before Which Germans Shot Many Loyal Belgians
261 172 86       18771 Wrecked Submarine at Bruges, Belgium, a German Submarine Base
262 173 87       19209 Uncle Sam and John Bull Again Fast Friends—Yankee Troops in London
263 174         18772 Cementing Anglo-French Friendship. Soldiers of France in London
264 175         18773 France does Honor to the Gallant Sons of Britain—Victory Parade Paris
265 176         18737 American Soldiers on the West Bank of the Rhine in the Occupied Region, Germany
266         V 19229 Doughboys of 89th Div., Resting Before Review, Treves, Germany
267 177 88       19211 U.S. Soldiers in Germany. 23rd Infantry on Review.
268 178         19210 Marines Guarding U.S. Sector on the Rhine, Koblenz, Germany
269 179 89 41 0 V 19230 General Pershing Decorating Officers of 89th Div., Treves, Germany
270           19212 Guards at American Bridgehead Boundary, Montabaur, East of the Rhine
271         V 19231 American Army of Occupation on the Rhine near Ehrenbreitstein
272         V 19232 Doughboys Enjoying the Historic Rhine
273 180         19215 Introducing Baseball in Germany, U.S. Army of Occupation on the Rhine
274         V 18945 Observation Balloons near Coblenz, Germany
275 181 90 42   V 19233 Secretary Daniels Decorating Marines of Second Division
276 182 91 43   V 19234 U.S. Army Tractor Negotiating the Steep Declivities of Rhine at Coblenz
277 183       V 19235 Tractor-drawn Artillery of 89th Div. Before Largest Hangar in Germany
278         V 19236 After the Strenuous War Days—American Boys Enjoying a Rhine Excursion
279 184         19213 Yanks at Herschbach, U.S. Army of Occupation on the Rhine
280 185         18774 Gallant Legionaires of Czechoslovakia on Parade, Prague
281 186         18775 Victory Day Celebration, July 14, 1919—Arch of Triumph, Paris
282 187 92       18776 Captured German Guns, Place de la Concorde, Paris, France
283         V 18946 The "White House" Overseas-Prince Murat's Palace used by Pres. Wilson
284 188         18777 Where the Peace Treaty was Signed, Palace of Versailles, France
285 189 93       18778 A Plenary Session of the Peace Conference, in Building of French Foreign Office, Quai D'Orsay, Paris
286 190         18779 Guards of the Republic—in Palace of Versailles During Treaty Signing
287 191 94       18780 Galerie des Glaces, Showing Table where Peace Treaty Was Signed, Versailles, France
288 192 95 44 33   18781 Clemenceau, Wilson and Lloyd George Leaving Palace of Versailles after Signing Peace Treaty
289 193         19127 U.S. Battleships Serve as Transports in Bringing Our Troops Home—The Louisiana at Dock in New York Harbor
290 194 96 45 34 V 19237 U.S. Transport "Leviathan," Formerly the "Vaterland." Largest Ship Afloat
291 195       V 19238 Hospital Deck on Giant Transport "Leviathan"
292 196       V 19239 A Friendly Bout Among Our Boys, on Transport Returning from France
293         V 19240 "We Are on Our Way to the Good Old U.S.A."
294         V 19241 Severely Wounded BeingTransferred to Hospital Ship from Transport, Hoboken
295         V 19242 Americans Glad to be Home
296 197 97 46 35   19177 General Pershing Mounted on Horse
297 198 98       19138 Fighters Who Broke the Hindenburg Line Parading Down Fifth Ave., New York
298         V 19243 Victory Arch and Triumphal Procession
299 199 99 47   V 19244 Colored Veterans of the 15th Regt., 369th Infantry
300 200 100 48 36   19153 A Happy Reunion for Home-Coming Soldier Fathers

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