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[Soldiers in France] (Item)

Photographic postcard of United States Army soldiers, likely in France, circa 1917-1919. Frederick Staples is third from right in the front row, marked by an "X" on his hat. Loose photo.Inscription: "Winchester [illegible]. [Hut?] #N18."Inscription on verso: "I think Fred Staples is sitting down in center front?"Part of the Frederick Staples photograph album containing twenty eight (28)…

[Postcard of Bordeaux Cathedral, France] (Item)

Photographic postcard of Bordeaux Cathedral, France, circa 1910s.Typed caption: "36. Bordeaux - La Cathédrale - Les Flèches. The Cathedral - The Arrow. LL."Inscription on verso: "Charles W. Drew, 1st Lieut. A.S.S.[C.W.?]S.R.

[Commandant Watel jumping fence on horse] (Item)

Photographic postcard from the Saumur (France) School of Cavalry, showing Commandant Watel jumping a fence on his horse, circa 1914-1918.Caption: "88 - Saumur - Ecole de Cavalerie."Inscription on verso: "Photo Blanchaud, Saumur."

[Bird's-eye view of enormous crowds in Paris, France celebrating the signing of the armistice, dated November 11, 1918] (Item)

Photographic postcard featuring a bird's-eye view of enormous crowds in Paris, France celebrating the signing of the armistice, dated November 11, 1918. Inscription on verso: "Just a few people celebrating the signing of the armistice. I. L. Sargeant [Sergeant] Joseph A. Bossi. 162nd Aero Sqdn, A.P.O. 702 A.E.F. France. Censored 2nd Lieut."