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[Crown Prince Wilhelm observing troops in trench] (Item)

Photograph of Crown Prince Wilhelm observing troops in a trench, circa 1914-1918. Inscription on album page: "Crown Prince."Part of Album Three from the Nancy Harkness Collection of World War I Photograph Albums, circa 1914-1919.

[Horse-drawn wagon crossing stream] (Item)

Photograph of a German horse-drawn wagon crossing a stream, circa 1914-1919. Inscription on album page: "Boche transport." Part of Album Three from the Nancy Harkness Collection of World War I Photograph Albums, circa 1914-1919.

[German serviceman with fixed bayonet] (Item)

Photographic postcard of a German serviceman with a fixed bayonet, circa 1914. A photographer's imprint is visible in the bottom right corner but is difficult to read. The verso includes a handwritten message in German written while in the Rhineland at Niederlahnstein, November 30, 1914.

[German serviceman with rifle and attached bayonet] (Item)

Photographic postcard of a German serviceman with a rifle and attached bayonet, circa 1914-1918. The number "12" is attached to his hat. Typed caption on verso: "Rob. Borowansky, Photogr. Atelier, Neu-Ulm. Augsburgerstraße 38."Inscription on verso: "Ger soldier. Large."

[German serviceman] (Item)

Photographic portrait of a German serviceman, circa 1914-1918. The text on his hat reads: "Artillerie Abtl [cuts off]." The verso includes a handwritten message in German from Hans Schmidt.

[Servicemen working on wooden structure] (Item)

Photograph of German servicemen working on a wooden structure, possibly an artillery emplacement, circa 1914-1918. One of the men is marked with an "X" in dark ink. Part of a photograph album documenting the military service of Hans Eibl with the German Army during World War I, circa 1914-1918.

[Servicemen being served food from horse-drawn cart] (Item)

Photograph of German servicemen being served food from a horse-drawn cart, circa 1914-1918.Part of a photograph album documenting the military service of Hans Eibl with the German Army during World War I, circa 1914-1918.

[Servicemen with boat] (Item)

Photograph of German servicemen with a boat, circa 1914-1918. Hans Eibl is furthest back in the boat, holding an oar. Part of a photograph album documenting the military service of Hans Eibl with the German Army during World War I, circa 1914-1918.

[German servicemen in fenced gravesite] (Item)

Photograph of three German servicemen standing next to fenced gravesites, circa 1914-1918.Part of a photograph album containing 120 black-and-white photographs, circa 1914-1918. The album documents Hans Eibl's service during World War I in the German Army.

[Servicemen crossing small bridge] (Item)

Photograph of German servicemen crossing a small bridge, circa 1914-1918. One of the men is marked with an "X" in dark ink.Part of a photograph album documenting the military service of Hans Eibl with the German Army during World War I, circa 1914-1918.