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The Original Patriots
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Battleship's wireless room from Popular electricity magazine in plain English.
A Russian armored car in Poland Collier's photographic history of the European War.
How are allies are rehabilitating their disabled soldiers from Electric railway journal.
Traveling stage and motor car from Electric railway journal.
Battle of the Marne.
The "7th" in Camp
This is an incredibly rare booklet of 12 cartoons depicting the daily life of the 7th regiment as they reside at camp, likely during the American Civil War. Satirical and jovial in nature, these etchings trace one day’s activities, possibly of the New York 7th Infantry, from “Reveille” and “Company Drill” through “Guard Duty” and “Preparing for Dress Parade” to “Lights out.” Interestingly, these cartoons appear to blend American and British military dress, seemingly poking fun at the leisure of men who stay in camp.
Notes on Examination of the Effects and Various Objects Found on German Soldiers
The year 2017 marks the centennial anniversary of the United States’ involvement in World War I. This 1917 government publication, marked "Secret and confidential [now scratched out in red]; Not to be taken into front line trenches," provides a tiny window into life on the battlefield. Designed to help military staff on the front lines collect and analyze personal effects from captured German soldiers, it explains the importance of seemingly mundane items like postcards or letters in indicating where entire units of the German Army were located.
