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[Marc Lagen holding cigarette] (Item)

Photographic postcard of Marc Lagen holding a cigarette, circa 1917-1919.Inscription on verso: "This is us in the Twilight. The picture was taken at 7:45pm."

[Marc Lagen] (Item)

Photographic portrait of Marc Lagen in uniform, circa 1917-1919.Inscription on verso: "This is how I look when I look Natural. You will get used to the face after looking at the wrist watch 5 minutes. Any way there is a woman in the case. Note the time 11:20."

[Marc Lagen in front of military truck] (Item)

Photographic postcard of Marc Lagen in front of a military truck, circa 1917-1919. Inscription on verso: "Thinking of Pawling Manor and his [crossed out: "adopted"] god mother and the happy times that are coming when the boys come home. The little trip to Richards and picnics on the rocks and tea and cigarettes in the studies and phone call and sunshine and flowers and most of all you. Marc."

[Marc Lagen in front of Charlie Chaplin posters] (Item)

Photographic postcard of Marc Lagen in front of Charlie Chaplin posters, 1916.Inscription on verso: "Mrs. John Lagen, [address in Dubuque, Iowa]. Dear Mamma. How do we look on the border - 'Me and Charlie.' Brown took this one day last week - had a fine hike. Will write later - Lots of love, Bockey."Stamped on verso: "McAllen, Texas. 1916."

[Marc Lagen with fellow servicemen at military camp] (Item)

Photographic postcard of Marc Lagen (labeled here as "Bockey") with fellow servicemen Okley K. Brown, Dudley Spooner, George Smith, and Don Norri at a military camp, circa 1916-1918. People and items in the photograph have been labeled in ink.Inscription on verso: "Mrs. John Lagen, [address in Dubuque, Iowa]. We returned this a.m. at 7 o'clock from our 100 mile hike. I came thru o.k. and the…