1920 Rotogravure WWI Trench Warfare U. S. French Military Badonviller WAR1 HT1 This is a small original

This is a small original 1907 black and white print ad for agriculture in Long Beach

straw huts are seen in the background

as well as a portrait of Busch himself that was visible inside a small peephole

of Boston and built by the Quincy Adams Yacht Yard

This piece was illustrated by Geske

1920 Rotogravure WWI Trench Warfare U. S. French Military Badonviller WAR1 HT1 This is a small originalThis is an original 1920 World War I sepia rotogravure of the "Hawkeyes" of the 166th Infantry along side French officers near Badonviller, where this sector is cutting barbed wire in preparation of a raid. The second image shows a trench mortar torpedo exploding in a German trench. The third image shows Frenchmen and the Iowans ("Hawkeyes") advancing upon the enemy. The final image shows Lieutenant Curry entering No Man's Land in Badonviller, France.