Medals

An older soldier with his group of medals. He certainly has the Iron Cross on the left. Next to that looks like it might be the Order of the Red Eagle followed by the Order of the Crown. 2nd to the right looks like a Cross Service for Officers given for 25 years of service. On the far right is a Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Medal.

High Jump

An athletic contest at a rear area camp. A mess line can be seen in the background.

Pratice trench

This appears to be a practice trench. Nobody is wearing a helmet and there are plenty of footprints all around.

Der erste Schee

Members of the 33rd Infantry Division dealing with the first snow of the winter of 1915 in the Argonne Forrest. It must have caught them by surprise as only a couple of them has on a greatcoat and nobody looks to be wearing gloves.  Not until January of 1916 was this soldier was able to send this postcard. 

Infanterie-Regiment General-Feldmarshchall Prinz Friedrich Karl von Preußen (8. Brandenburgisches) Nr. 64

Two members of the Infanterie-Regiment General-Feldmarshchall Prinz Friedrich Karl von Preußen (8. Brandenburgisches) Nr. 64 in their dress uniforms.

Meyer

Two soldiers from a reserve regiment as indicated by the R stenciled on their helmet covers. The number of the regiment is not legible. The helmet covers are two piece models which were introduced in June of the 1915. That and the great coats would date this picture to the winter months of the year.
Written on the back is the name Meyer.

XIV.9 - Landsturm Infantry Battalion Donaueschingen

This soldier of the XIV.9 - Landsturm Infantry Battalion Donaueschingen had this phot taken while in Warsaw. Stamped on the reverse with the photographer information of "Pazetti" Warszawa Krolewska No. 47.