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A French trench grenade launcher with a team of four — an observer, one to man the catapult, and two managing the grenades. Photograph from 'Ambulance No. 10; Personal Letters from the Front,' by Leslie Buswell. Most of Buswell's book consists of his letters in June, July, and August, 1915. A volunteer corps, the American Ambulance Field Service had over 200 ambulances in the field in 1916. Text: Grenade catapult, first line trenchesmore A French trench grenade launcher with a team of four — an observer, one to man the catapult, and two managing the grenades. Photograph from 'Ambulance No. 10; Personal Letters from the Front,' by Leslie Buswell. Most of Buswell's book consists of his letters in June, July, and August, 1915. A volunteer corps, the American Ambulance Field Service had over 200 ambulances in the field in 1916. Text:

Grenade catapult, first line trenches		 France, Ambulance, Ambulance No. 10, Buswell, Leslie Buswell, America, letters, 1915, American Ambulance Field Service, grenade, grenade launcher, grenade catapult, French soldier
Field Marshall August von Mackensen at the map table. General von Mackensen was promoted to Field Marshall on June 23, 1915 with the fall and occupation of Lemberg, Austria-Hungary during his successful Gorlice-Tarnow offensive. Text: General August Generalfeldmarschall von Mackensen am Kartentisch Steinborn, Neuenahr Phot. Field Marshal von Mackensen at the map table Steinborn, Neuenahr Photo Reverse: Wohlfahrts-Postkarte Herausgegeben vom Deutschen Verein für Sanitätshunde Oldenburg i/Gr. Verkaufspreis 10 Pfennig, 3 Pfennig Reinerlös für den Verein Welfare Postcard Published by the German Association for Red Cross dogs Oldenburg i/Gr. Sales price 10 Pfennig, 3 Pfennig net proceeds for the Associationmore Field Marshall August von Mackensen at the map table. General von Mackensen was promoted to Field Marshall on June 23, 1915 with the fall and occupation of Lemberg, Austria-Hungary during his successful Gorlice-Tarnow offensive. General August Generalfeldmarschall von Mackensen am Kartentisch

Steinborn, Neuenahr Phot.



Field Marshal von Mackensen at the map table

Steinborn, Neuenahr Photo



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Wohlfahrts-Postkarte

Herausgegeben vom Deutschen Verein für Sanitätshunde Oldenburg i/Gr.

Verkaufspreis 10 Pfennig, 3 Pfennig Reinerlös für den Verein



Welfare Postcard

Published by the German Association for Red Cross dogs Oldenburg i/Gr.

Sales price 10 Pfennig, 3 Pfennig net proceeds for the Association		 general, feldmarschall, fieldmarshall, von Mackensen, Mackensen, August von Mackensen, 1915, 1915-07-08
Zaborovec, Poland seen from the German or Austro-Hungarian trench. Text: Zaborovec, Polen Zaborovec, Poland Reverse: (Translation by Thomas Faust) The village Zaborovec seen from the trench.more Zaborovec, Poland seen from the German or Austro-Hungarian trench. Zaborovec, Polen



Zaborovec, Poland



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(Translation by Thomas Faust) The village Zaborovec seen from the trench.		 German, original, pencil, sketch, drawing, Trench View, barbed wire, Poland, Zaborovec, trench
The rescue of the crew of the Italian battleship Amalfi, July 7, 1915, sunk by Austrian submarine U-26. The submarine was German submarine UB-14, but, because Italy and Germany were not at war, sailed under as an Austro-Hungarian vessel. From a painting by Harry Heusser, 1915. The message on the reverse was written March 22, 1916, and the card postmarked from Vienna the same day. Text: Harry Heusser 1915 Reverse: Offizielle Postkarte des Österreichischen Flottenvereines zu Gunsten des Kriegsfürsorgeamtes, des Kriegshilfsbüros und des Roten Kreuzes Harry Heusser: Rettung der Bemannung des ital. Panzerkreuzers Amalfi Official postcard of the Austrian Fleet Association for the benefit of the War Welfare Agency, the War Aid agencies, and the Red Cross. Harry Heusser: rescue of the crew of the Italian armored cruiser Amalfi.more The rescue of the crew of the Italian battleship Amalfi, July 7, 1915, sunk by Austrian submarine U-26. The submarine was German submarine UB-14, but, because Italy and Germany were not at war, sailed under as an Austro-Hungarian vessel. From a painting by Harry Heusser, 1915. The message on the reverse was written March 22, 1916, and the card postmarked from Vienna the same day. Text:

Harry Heusser 1915



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Offizielle Postkarte des Österreichischen Flottenvereines zu Gunsten des Kriegsfürsorgeamtes, des Kriegshilfsbüros und des Roten Kreuzes



Harry Heusser: Rettung der Bemannung des ital. Panzerkreuzers Amalfi



Official postcard of the Austrian Fleet Association for the benefit of the War Welfare Agency, the War Aid agencies, and the Red Cross.



Harry Heusser: rescue of the crew of the Italian armored cruiser Amalfi.		 Harry Heusser, Heusser, Amalfi, 1916, March, 1916-03-22, 1915, July, 1915-07-7, battleship Amalfi, UB-14, U-26
Grand Duchess Olga, eldest daughter to Tsar Nicholas II, inspecting her Hussar regiment before it leaves for the front. Text: Czar's Oldest Daughter Inspecting her Regiment before it Leaves for the Front. © Underwood & Underwood, N.Y. 23 Reverse: The Grand Dutchess Olga, the Czar's oldest daughter Inspecting her regiment of Hussars, of which she is the Colonel, before it left for the front. W.C.A. 145more Grand Duchess Olga, eldest daughter to Tsar Nicholas II, inspecting her Hussar regiment before it leaves for the front. Czar's Oldest Daughter Inspecting her Regiment before it Leaves for the Front.

© Underwood & Underwood, N.Y.

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The Grand Dutchess Olga, the Czar's oldest daughter Inspecting her regiment of Hussars, of which she is the Colonel, before it left for the front.

W.C.A. 145		 Olga Romanoff, Olga Romanov, 1915-07-03, Hussar, 1914, 1915, Grand Duchess Olga


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