7.7 cm FK 96 n.A.

Not much of it is visible but it looks like these soldiers are sitting on a 7.7 cm Feldkanone 96 neuer Art.

Ypres, 1916

A pair of Germans at Ypres with contrasting artillery shells. A 75mm French shell casing resting on top of a 15in English dud.

War Wedding!

A group with the happy couple. I strongly suspect that the bride and groom are both fellow soldiers with the 243rd Reserve Infantry Regiment.

Williams and Thompson in France

Unfortunately the card with the single Corporal is not marked so there is no telling with certainly who is Thompson and who is Williams.

Scher Studio

The soldier has the collar disc for the US National Army. That would date the photo from the end of 1917 to the beginning of 1918.

Cathedral of St. Quentin

Three German posing before the ruins of the Cathedral of St. Quentin. This would appear to be shortly after the cathedral caught fire in August 1917.

C.A.C. Baseball

Three from the Coast Artillery Corps.

Squirrel

A strange pairing of an officer and a squirrel.

French Administration Staff

With the wide variety of uniforms of this group this picture was most likely taken in 1915. The common element is the collar tab of the Administration Staff.

More French Engineers

Another picture of French Engineers, this time in their Horizon Blue uniforms. They are with the 42nd Regiment.

Fench Engineers

This group can be identified as engineers by insignia on their belt buckles. They also have the railroad specialty insignia on the right shoulder.