221st Infantry Division

A group from the 221st Infantry Division in what looks like a New Years celebration. If so they would have been just south of the Somme. They spent the winter of 1916-17 in the line near Berny-en-Santerre.

Two members of the Coast Artillery Corps. This was taken at the Electric Studio in Newport, Rhode Island.

From S. George

Mr. George is on the right as marked by a faint X beneath him. He and his mates were in the Army Service Corps.

50e Chasseurs a Pied

A group of Chasseurs in a variety of uniforms outside of a master tailor's door.

120mm Cannon Model 1878

Some French Artillerymen with their mascot in front of a 120mm Cannon Model 1878.

Souvenir de Bitche Allemagne

French shoemakers in Bitche. The curious thing about this is that on the back is written "Souvenir de Bitche Allemagne". Bitche is in Alsace-Lorraine and was in German hands until the end of war. It was annex by France in December 1918 so perhaps this was taken in the short time between the armistice and the annexation.

Camp 5 Codford

A group of Anzac soldier enjoying the snow in Codford, England.

Co. D 314th Engineers

The 314th Engineers were part of the 89th Division. The first units left Camp Funston for France in May of 1918. 

British Officers

A couple of unidentified officers. On top is a 2nd Lieutenant. Below him is a Warrant Officer Class One of the Army Service Corps.