The Great War in Stereoviews

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Title List — Keystone View Company Set of 1923

Sub-headings within the set are taken from The World War Through The Stereoscope, the guidebook that accompanied the set. There are minor variations in most versions.

300	200	100	75	50	48	Image Number		Title
Causes leading up to the war and preparations for it.
1	1	1	1	1	1		15625	Sarajevo, Yugoslavia—Scene of Murder of Crown Prince which Started Flame that Engulfed All Europe
2	2	2	2	2	2		10331	Parade of Cuirassier Guards Marching to the Parade Ground, Berlin, Germany
3	3						18728	Helmeted German Soldiers Lined Up for Review
4	4	3	3	3	3		18689	A Bristling Forest of Bayonets; Russian Troops on Review
5	5	4					18743	French Colonial (Morocco) Cavalry in Paris
6	6	5	4				16046	The 48th Highlanders of Toronto
First battles.
7							19256	Vise, Belgium, Scene of the First Conflict of the War
8	7					V	19269	A Warm Reception Awaiting the Enemy, on Belgium's Defence Line Near Antwerp
9	8	6	5				18009	Trenches of the Allies Among the Dunes and Brambles on the Coast of Flanders
The gun that wrecked the most modern forts.
10	9						19251	Skoda Works, Pilsen, Bohemia, Where the Famous Skoda Mortars Were Made
A town demolished in the early fighting on the French frontier.
11						V	18937	At Longwy, France—Ruins Around Main Gateway
First German atrocities.
12	10	7					18769	"Mur Tschoffen," Wall in Dinant Before Which Germans Shot Many Loyal Belgians
13						V	18939	Altar of Malines Cathedral, Wrecked by German Shells
14	11	8	6				18768	Cardinal Mercier, Renowned Belgian Prelate, Speaking at Dinant, Belgium
Refugees of Belgium and France.
15	12					V	19270	French Refugees Fleeing Into Amiens From the Somme District
16						V	19273	Belgian Refugees Housed in Alexandria Palace, London
French retreat to the Marne and early open fighting.
17	13						18745	Awaiting Enemy in French Trenches with Rifle and Mitrailleuse
18	14						18746	French Cavalry Ready to Follow an Infantry Attack
19	15	9	7				18744	French Cavalry Horses Swimming River in Northern France
20	16	10	8	4	4	V	18825	Tangled Ruins of Marne Bridge Blown Up by Germans and Red Cross Train Wreck
First battle of the Marne.
21						V	19274	National Road Bridge over the Marne, Blown up to Prevent German Advance
22						V	19275	Cannon Abandoned by Germans in Retreat at Acy, France
23	17					V	18810	French Reserves from U.S.A.—Some of the Two Million Fighters in the Battle of the Marne
Pursuing the Germans from the Marne and extending the flanks to the sea coast.
24	18	11	9				18079	Inspecting a Nearly Completed Pontoon Bridge in the French Sector of the West Front
25	19					V	18823	French Troops Crossing the Marne by Pontoon Bridge
26						V	19276	Battle of the Aisne, French Infantry, Transferring to Left Wing
27	20					V	18901	Battle of the Aisne—Ammunition Wagons Shifting to New Position
28	21						18099	Decorating With Medaille Militaire. Adjutant Dambrine, Severely Wounded at Ablain St. Nazaire,France
Arrival and early fighting of the British; scenes on the British front.
29	22					V	18819	The Highland Regiment of the British Army Marching through Boulogne
30						V	18910	Canadian Artillery Proceeding to the Front
31						V	18847	Marshal Haig and General Antoine at Review of French First Division
32							18786	Ypres Cathedral in Ruins, British Lory (sic) in Foreground
33						V	18850	Shell Bursting in the Grand Place, Ypres, Belgium
34	23					V	19271	Trenches Bitterly Contested in Battle in Once Peaceful Village Near Ypres
35						V	18818	Creeping on the Enemy Over the Sand Dunes, British Contingent in Belgium
36	24						18707	British Royal Engineers Constructing Second Line Trenches in Flanders
37	25	12	10	5	5	V	18858	"And the Trench Was a Reeking Shambles," German Dead in the La Bassee Area
38	26					V	18851	Strong Concrete German Position and Victims after Battle of Menin Road
39						V	18870	British Soldiers Gleaning in the Fields of War, Menin Road
40	27					V	19283	Where Hell Was Loosed; War's Indescribable Desolation and Unburied Victims, Lens
41	28	13	11	6	6	V	18840	"Where all is still and cold and dead." No Man's Land near Lens
42	29						19252	A Family Living in Their Ruined House, Lens
43							18766	Temporary Homes in Devastated Lens, Long Occupied by the Germans, France
44	30	14	12	7	7	V	18874	Proud Men of the North Who Fought on Flander"s Fields
45	31	15	13	8	8	V	18865	"Down in a Shell Crater, We Fought Like Kilkenny Cats"—Battle of Cambrai
46	32	16	14	9	9	V	18862	Steel-helmeted Scots Entrenched and Cheerily Awaiting a Counter-Attack
Turkey enters the war (Nov., 1914).
47						V	19277	Turks Eager for War—Germany's Most Distant Ally Mobilizing Her Army
British Gallipoli Expedition (Apr., 1915).
48						V	18812	Historic First Landing of Allied Troops at Dardanelles
49	33	17	15			V	18813	West Beach, Gallipoli, Scene of British Landing and of Terrible Battles
Fighting in Serbia and on the Balkan front.
50	34					V	18815	Serbian Reserves in the Balkan Mountains Awaiting Orders to Advance
51	35					V	18814	Serbian Cavalry Ready for Battle on the Balkan Plains
52	36					V	18904	Great Naval Gun and its Protecting Fort of Sand Bags on the Saloniki Front
53	37	18				V	18903	British Anti-Aircraft Gun in Action on Balkan Front. Camouflaged And Mounted on Auto
54						V	18882	In a British First Line Trench in the Balkans
55	38	19	16	10		V	18880	No Man's Land, Sea of Barbed Wire in Front of Bulgarian Lines, Saloniki Front
56						V	18881	Rifle Grenade in a British First Line Trench in the Balkans
57	39					V	18889	Serbian Trench—Awaiting Phone Call from Listening Post to Fire Rocket
58	40					V	18890	Loading a Trench Mortar in a Hillside Dugout on the Serbian Front
Life behind the lines on the Balkan front.
59	41					V	18883	View in a Trench Kitchen Underground on the Saloniki Front
60						V	18886	A Serbian Rest Camp Back of Front Line Trenches in the Balkans
61						V	18885	View from Stage of a Serbian Army Audience in an Outdoor Theater
62	42					V	18888	Modern Cliff Dwellers—A Regimental Headquarters Back of Serbian Front
Italy enters the war (May, 1915); the Italian front.
63							19257	Water Front of Trieste, the Prize Taken by Italy from Austria
64	43						19253	Mount Grappa and Ruins of Quero, on the Italian Battle Front
65	44					V	18842	How Italian Guns are Carried Up the Steep, Narrow Paths of the Alpine Front
66						V	19278	Watching an Airplane Combat over the Italian Lines
67						V	18843	Camp of Italian Outpost on Steep Alpine Slope
68							18669	Fire Spray Captured from the Austrians in the District of Capitello in Italy
69	45	20	17				18711	Looking E. on Italian Front. Foreground. Italian Trenches of Resistance Built after Territory Was Won from Enemy
Sea fights of the earlier part of the war.
70	46	21					16259	British Battle Cruiser "Indomitable," Which Sunk the German Battle Cruiser Bluecher
71	47					V	19272	Trophies of War—German Torpedo From S.S. "Emden" and Floating Mines
Early fighting in the Argonne Forest.
72	0						18681	Light Railway and Hillside Dugouts near La Harazee, Argonne Forest
73	48					V	18832	A French Relief Column of Algerian Zouaves in Forest of Argonne
74	49					V	18908	French gunners Charging Huge 270mm (Howitzer) in Forest of Argonne
The great German attack on Verdun (Feb., 1916).
75	50						18730	"And They Did Not Pass"—Main Entrance and Gate into City of Verdun, France
76							19258	The Cathedral of Notre Dame, Verdun, and Ruins Extending Down to the Banks of the Meuse
77	51	22	18				18678	French Troops and Transport on "The Sacred Road," During the Battle of Verdun, 1916
78						V	18872	Poilus Preparing Barbed Wire for Front Line—Lempire, Meuse
79						V	18929	A Village Reduced to Debris near Verdun
Fighting on the British front, in general.
80						V	18915	A Battery of the Famous 270 Mortars (Howitzers), Mt. St. Eloi
81	52					V	18861	Entrenched Highlanders on the Lookout Using Mirror Periscope
Battle of the Somme, 1916.
82	53	23	19		10	V	18826	President Poincare and Marshall Joffre Visiting Officers' Quarters on the Somme Front
83							18666	Tatoi Trenches in the Croisettes Wood Showing Officers in Consultation Just Half an Hour Before the Attack on the Somme Line
84	54					V	18829	Serving Food from a Movable Kitchen in Ruined Curlu, on the Somme
85	55						18706	Ruins of Famous Church at St. Albert, France
86							18602	Ruined Village of Eclusiers, France. M'lle Semmer Decorated for Heroic Actions under Fire
Reims; general effects of four years of fighting.
87	56	24	20				18731 OR	The Ruined Cathedral of Rheims. One of the Tragedies of the War, France
87	56	24	20	11	11		18765	The World Renowned Cathedral of Reims, France, Ruined by the Germans (Alternate View)
88							18764	Ruins of Once Magnificent Reims, France
89	57	25		12		V	19267	"The dogs of war let loose are howling"—French "320's" in action near Reims
90							18763	Fort Pompelle near Reims, France
91						V	18933	Once Fair Village of Coucy, near Reims, France
The Chemin des Dames, scene of heavy fighting from spring of 1917 onward.
92	58					V	18836	The Ruined Stronghold of Fort de la Malmaison, Chemin des Dames
93							18788	Chemin des Dames—Barbed Wire Entanglement
94	59	26	21	13	12	V	18834	Desolate Waste on Chemin Des Dames Battlefield, France
95	60	27	22	14	13	V	18835	Camouflaged Trenches in Center of Hardest Fighting, Chemin des Dames
96	61	28				V	18837	Human Wreckage in No Man's Land, Chemin des Dames
97	62	29				V	18936	Weird Desolation of Berry au Bac, After Four Years of Fighting
Scenes in general along the French front.
98	63	30	23		14	V	18863	"Through it all like horror runs the red resentment of the guns," Oise, France
99	64					V	18932	"Out Where the Bombs are Bursting and the Cannons Like Hell-doors Slam"
100						V	18935	The Terrible Desolation of Once Fertile Hills and Valleys, France
101	65	31	24				18629	Searching the Ruins, "Somewhere in France"
102	66						18750	French Artillery in the Village of Perthes les Hurlus
103						V	18822	Dugouts and Shelters—Cantonment in the Race Course at Flirey, France
104						V	18849	At Mass in the Allied Trenches on the Western Front
105	67	32				V	18897	Alincourt, France; German Ammunition Camp Destroyed by Allied Airmen
106						V	18873	German Ammunition Depot, after Visit of French Airmen, Alincourt, Ardennes, France
107	68	33				V	18894	Supplies Left by the Germans in Their Retreat from Soupier, Aisne
108	69	34		15		V	18879	"On all sides round a great furnace flamed"—German Attack, North Compiegne, France
109	70					V	18838	Setting Up Large Searchlight in Advance Lines, Vosges Sector
110						V	18846	Sharpshooters in Protected Position near Enemy Lines
111						V	18833	In a French Trench, Sandbag Protected, Showing Dart Bombs
112	71	35	25	16			18633	French Soldiers Resting In The Trenches
The use of dogs in war.
113	72					V	18924	Red Cross "Dog Encampment" Behind the Lines in the French Sector
114	73					V	18855	Red Cross Dog and Soldier for Whom He Got Help
115	74	36	26			V	18856	The Dog in War—Reporting to First Aid Squad with Helmet of Wounded
Rescue and care of wounded.
116	75					V	18864	Picking Up the Severely Wounded from Among the Dead
117							18753	Rendering First Aid to the Wounded in the French Trenches
118	76	37					18754	Bringing in Wounded on French Front After Battle Ablain St. Nazaire
119						V	18869	Bringing in the Wounded "On Stretchers Stiff and Bleared with Blood"
Ambulances.
120							18703	British Red Cross ambulance in French Service; Northern France
121	77						18657	Taking Away the Wounded in Motor Ambulance (Somme)
Field and base hospitals.
122	78	38	27				18608	French Field Hospital—Locating Bullet With X-Ray Machine
123	79	39	28	17	15	V	18817	Ghastly Glimpse of Wounded Belgians in Hospital, Antwerp, Belgium
Convalescents and slightly wounded.
124						V	18896	French Convalescents, Nicknamed "The Cripples," About to Return to the Front
125						V	18892	Allied Soldiers Binding up the Wounds of Their Prisoners
Burial of the dead.
126							18613	Sacrificed on Altar of German Militarism—Arrival of Dead at Military Cemetery, Villers au Bois
127							18087	Interment of the Fallen Brave in the Cemetery of Villers au Bois
Battlefield sanitation.
128						V	18899	Sanitary Work of the Battle Line—Disinfecting the Ruins With Patent Spray
Feeding an army.
129	80						18747	Section of Many Miles of French Field Kitchens
130	81	40	29			V	18828	Making Bread for British Troops: Camp Scene, France
Motor transport of food.
131						V	18827	Provisioning an Immense Army—British Transport Wagons in France
Motor transport of artillery.
132	82						18755	Modern Artillery Transport by Auto in France
133							18631	Off for Berlin! High Power Autotruck Delivering Large Cannon to the Firing Line in France
Artillery.
134	83						18640	French Gunners Adjusting Large Cannon Mounted on Railway Track—France
135						V	18914	A British "Archie" in Action—Note Range Finders
136						V	18913	A British 9.2-in. Howitzer Under Camouflage
137	84	41	30		16	V	18911	Feeding "Grannie"—Shell Hoisted into Position
138						V	18912	Feeding "Grannie"—Twelve Men Lowering Shell into Breech
139	85					V	18905	Trench Mortar in Its Well-timbered Chamber—View Looking Straight Down
140	86						18065	A Pioneer of the Kaiser's Forests Shattered into Toothpicks by a Shell from the Russian Lines
141	87	42	31	18	17		18651	A French 155-mm Gun Trained on the German Trenches
142	88						18705	French 75 Millimeter Guns in Ambush Near German Trenches
143	89					V	18902	Artillerymen Who, Between the Germans and the Mud, Are Emplacing Their Guns With Difficulty
144						V	18900	Famous 8-in. Howitzer in Its Camouflaged Position on the British Front
Machine guns; emplacements.
145	90					V	18857	German "Pill Boxes" and "Strong Points" which Cost Many Lives to Conquer
146	91	43					18749	German Steel Cupola for Machine Guns, Demolished by Allies
Aviation versus cavalry.
147	92					V	18853	Scouts, Old and New, French Cavalry and Army Airplane
Aviation; aerial photography; aeroplanes.
148	93	44					18000	Zeppelin Flying Over a German Town—Lower Valley of the Rhine
149						V	19279	House in Southend, England, Wrecked by Bombs from Raiding Zeppelins
150							19284	Airplane View of Trenches and Shell Holes
151	94	45	32	19	18		18632	Zeppelin Wrecked and Burned—Ruins Being Inspected by French Troops
152	95	46	33	20	19	V	18927	"Enemy Airmen Successfully Bombed One of Our Supply Trains"
153	96	47	34		20		19191	U.S. Observation Airplane on West Front—France
154						V	18921	A Double-seated "Fighter" Equipped with Bomb-dropping Device, Ready
155	97						19049	Lieut. LeMaitre of French Aviation Forces, Explaining "Nieuport" Airplane, Fortress Monroe,Va.
156	98					V	18922	The Eyes of the Army—View of German Town from a British Airplane
157						V	18920	Bridgnet Michelin Bombarding Airplane Ready to Ascend, France
Anti-aircraft gun.
158	99	48	35	21	21		18756	French "75" Gun in Action Against Battle Planes
Wrecked aeroplane.
159						V	18891	Body of a German Aviator in His Wrecked Machine Back of the French Lines
Lighter than air machines.
160	100	49		22		V	18923	Observation Balloon Fatally Pierced by Incendiary Bullets
161	101						18736	Attaching Observation Balloon to Winch for Towing into Position, Army of Occupation, Weissenburg, Germany
162	102	50	36	23	22	V	19216	Through the Uncharted Heavens She Blazed the Trail—Dirigible R-34 at Mineola
Scenes in general along the Western battle front, middle period of the war.
163						V	18895	"Through sickly shrapnel-sown meadows reaped by death alone"
164	103	51				V	18917	Watching "the Crimson Chorus of the Guns" Playing to the Enemy
165	104	52				V	18906	"Twas messy, that bit of a fight"—Dead Germans amidst Wire
166	105	53	37	24	23	V	18898	Shells Bursting in Ruined French Village
167						V	19280	Huge Shell Hole beside a Highway, France
168	106						18793	Monument in Memory of Canadians Who Fell at Vimy in April 1917
169						V	18877	Boyish German Prisoners at a Dressing Station, Longpont
170	107						18650	German Prisoners, Under Guard of French Soldiers, Were Humanely Treated by the Allies
171						V	18875	"And Now We Lie in Flanders' Fields." Vallee Foulon, France
172	108						18603	Camp of French Artillerymen. Enjoying Well-earned Rest from Trench Warfare
173	109						18665	French Lines Captured from the Enemy by the Marine Fusileers
174	110	54	38			V	18867	French Reserves Watching Their Comrades Going Into "The Valley of the Shadow"
175						V	18830	"Red fields of slaughter sloping down to ruin's black abyss"
176	111					V	18854	His Last Fight—"See he lies, death staring from his eyes"
177	112						18748	French Mine Explosion Under Enemy Trenches
178						V	18852	"Setting the stage for the Devil's play"—French Front
Tanks, which came into use during the middle period of the war.
179	113	55	39	25		V	18918	Ripped and Battered to Death by the Enemy—a Derelict Tank Cambrai
180						V	18831	Huge Tanks Crossing the Somme
181	114					V	18919	A Field of Forty Tanks—"Like a Flock of Sheep Browsing""—Bethune
182	115	56	40		24		19149	Huge Armored Tank Making Its Way Through a Smoke Screen
183	116	57					18676	How France Aided Her Fighters—Renault Tanks Going to the Front
184							18757	French "Tanks" Which Saw Service, Parading Paris Streets
The United States enters the war (Apr., 1917).
185	117	58	41	26	25		19000, 16770	President Wilson Addressing Congress on Question of International Peace and Imminent Danger of War
186	118						18335	Marshall Joffre, Viviant, Chocheprat and Fabry—French War Commission—With Gov. Lowden and State Officials at Tomb of Lincoln, Springfield, Ill.
187	119						19064	For Five Hours New York's Citizen Army Poured by this Reviewing Stand, Twenty Men Abreast
Cantonments in the U.S.
188						V	19221	Looking Over Soldier's Quarters—General Hospital in Distance. Camp Upton, N.Y.
189						V	19223	Barracks at Camp Devens, Boys on Hillside Writing Letters, Ayer, Mass.
Camps in the U.S.; camp routine.
190	120	59	42				19096	Sunshine Keeps Our Soldiers Healthy, Daily Sunning of Equipment
191	121					V	19220	Pack Inspection of 139th Regiment Infantry, American Army Camp
Training for combat in the U.S.
192	122	60					19063	The Heart of the Nation—Every Mother's Son Ready to do His Duty. Calisthenics in the Army
193	123	61				V	19219	Class of Officers Practicing "the Short Point Stab."
194	124	62	43	27	26		19198	Our Boys In France Learning to Correctly Use Gas Masks
195						V	19222	Soldiers About to Enter Tear-Gas Trench, Camp Dix, N.J.
196	125	63	44		27		18360	Building Barbed Wire Entanglements—Reserve Officers in Training Camp, Ft. Sheridan, Illinois
197							19050	Preparing for the Firing Line—Loading a 3-Inch Field Gun
The United States is ready.
198	126	64	45	28	28		19100	Our Answer to the Kaiser—3,000 of America's Millions Eager to Fight
The new American Army in motion.
199	127	65	46	29	29		19192	Thousands Marching, Thousands Watching! Our National Army, Chicago, Aug. 4, 1917
200	128						19070	One of New York's Greatest Military Spectacles The "Rainbow" Division Parading in Honor of Citizen
The U.S. Navy prepares to guard the Army on its way to France.
201	129						19089	Sousa's Famous Marine Band Playing on South Steps of Treasury Building, Washington, D.C.
202	130	66	47	30	30		19193	Thousands of Uncle Sam's Sailors, Training Station, Great Lakes, Ill.
203	131	67					19074	"Parade Rest"—Naval Training Station
204	132	68					19053	Projectile Weighing 1070 Lbs.—Powder 325 Lbs.One Load for the 12-inch Disappearing Gun [Ft. Monroe]
The Navy is ready; the sailors and the ships which escorted the Army across.
205	133						14253	A Sailor's Sewing Day Reminds Him Keenly of Home and Mother—Life on Board a Battleship
206							14250	Marines and Sailors Dispersing after an Assembly Aft for Instructions—Life on Board a Battleship
207							14249	Bugler Calling Marines and Sailors to Assemble for Instruction Life on Board a Battleship
208	134						09367	Gunners on Board U. S. Battleship New York Loading 5-Inch Gun
209	135	69	48				19147	Deck of U.S. Battleship Pennsylvania
210	136	70	49	31	31		19004	Four of our Submarines in Dry Dock in Government Navy Yard
211	137	71	50				16667	Submarines in the Foreground, Battleships and Torpedo Boats in the Background, San Diego Bay, California
The American Commander-in-Chief arrives in France (June, 1917).
212	138	72	51	32	32	V	18848	Joffre and Pershing in Governor's Gardens, Paris
213	139						19133	Marshall Foch, General Pershing, Madame Joffre, Marshall Joffre, and General Dubail, at Paris
The American Army arrives in France; camps at the base ports.
214	140						18734	Camp Pontanezen, at Brest, France, from Which American Soldiers Were Returned to the United States
215							19259	Camp Pontenezen, Brest, France
216	141						19195	Troop Kitchens—21 Ranges Each Burning Cord of Wood Daily—Brest, France
217							19285	American Barracks and Railroad Yards near Bordeaux, from Tower No. 2
The first American troops in Paris (July, 1917).
218						V	19218	Lafayette, We Are Here! First American Soldiers that Marched in Paris
American troops in quiet training sectors.
219						V	18925	Entrance to Dugout, Y.M.C.A. Station at Badonviller
220	142					V	18926	An Interesting Scene in the Social Room of a Y.M.C.A. Army Camp Hut
221	143						18667	General De Puydraguen Coming Out of a Trench Near Lac Blanc in the Vosges Section
The first German drive of March, 1918.
222							19260	Wrecked Building in Amiens, France
The British Navy cheers the Allies in the dark spring of '18; combating the "U" boats.
223							18790	German Gun Guarding the Mole, Zee-Brugge, Belgium
224	144	73	52				18771	Wrecked Submarine at Bruges, Belgium, a German Submarine Base
225							19287	One of the Notorious U-boats Stranded upon the South Coast of England
First American battles; Chateau-Thierry; Belleau Wood (June-July, 1918).
226							18716	Looking South over Chateau-Thierry from the Ramparts of the Old Chateau
227	145	74	53	33	33		18715	View of Famous Bridge Over the Marne, toward Hotel de Ville and Heights of Old Chateau
228	146	75	54	34	34	V	18948	In Belleau Wood Where Americans Gave Germany Her Fatal Check
229							18725	Strong Dugouts in Holes Under Huge Rocks, in Belleau Woods, France
230							19207	Maison Blanc, Headquarters of the Marine Brigade, Near Belleau Wood
231	147	76	55			V	18943	"Miracle of Lucy," France—Unharmed Crucifix Amidst Total Ruin
232	148						19254	Looking from Belleau Village South across the Valley in Belleau Woods
233	149	77	56	35	35	V	19225	Grave of Lieut. Quentin Roosevelt, Buried by Germans Where He Fell
The last German offensive (July 1918).
234							18677	General Gouraud Bestowing Medals Upon French Heroes, Chalons Sur Marne
The Allied counter-offensive (July, 1918).
235							18664	Partners of Americans in Marne Counter-Offensive—French Moroccan Troops on Villers-Cotteret Road
236							19261	Ruins of Longpont Village and Abbey
237	150					V	18824	Artillery Observers Telephoning Headquarters from the Front on the Marne
238	151	78	57			V	19268	Captured German Machine Guns on Road from Villers-Cotterets to Soissons
239	152					V	18942	Ruins of Soissons and Its Two Great Cathedrals
Fruits of victory; German prisoners captured by Americans.
240	153	79	58	36		V	18878	Bringing In 1900 German Prisoners Captured by American Forces
241	154						18752	German Prisoners Well Housed, Near Belleau Woods, France
The battle of St. Mihiel (Sept., 1918).
242	155	80	59	37	36		19248	The Place des Halles, St. Mihiel
243	156						19255	Repairing Telephone Lines During a Gas Attack at the Front
The battle of the Meuse-Argonne (Sept.-Nov., 1918).
244							19288	German Battery of 150 mm. Guns, Captured by American Troops Near Montfaucon
245							19264	An American Divison Headquarters at the Front
246	157						18739	An American Field Radio Outfit at the Front in France
The American attack at Blanc Mont (Oct., 1918).
247							19263	German Pill Box in the Blanc Mont Sector, Champagne
Rewards of valor.
248						V	19281	General Pershing Awarding Congressional Medals to Brave American Boys, Chaumont, France
Supporting the firing line; the army behind the army.
249	158						19199	Our Doughboys at Work—Ordnance Repair Shop, Mehun-sur-Yevre
250							19262	One of the Buildings of the American Ordnance Repair Shops at Mehun-sur-Yevre, France
Trophies of victory.
251						V	18944	"Kamarad" and German Trophies in a French Chateau
The American Army advances into Germany; the Army of Occupation on the Rhine.
252	159	81	60	38	37		19249	The Stars and Stripes Flying Over Ehrenbreitstein Fortress, on the Rhine, Germany
253							19212	Guards at American Bridgehead Boundary, Montabaur, East of the Rhine
254	160						19197	A Mile of Autos Used by Our "Third Army," Germany
Keeping in readiness on the Rhine (1919).
255	161	82	61	39	38	V	19229	Doughboys of 89th Div., Resting Before Review, Treves, Germany
256						V	19231	American Army of Occupation on the Rhine near Ehrenbreitstein
257	162					V	19235	Tractor-drawn Artillery of 89th Div. Before Largest Hangar in Germany
258	163	83	62	40		V	19234	U.S. Army Tractor Negotiating the Steep Declivities of Rhine at Coblenz
259	164						18761	French Auto Mitrailleuse Attached to U.S. Army, Montabaur, Germany
260						V	18945	Observation Balloons near Coblenz, Germany
The welfare workers with the U.S. Army.
261	165						19208	Salvation Army Hut, Always at the Front with Our Doughboys, Rhine
262	166						19200	Doughnuts for Doughboys—Montabaur on the Rhine
Recreations in the U.S. Army.
263	167						18737	American Soldiers on the West Bank of the Rhine in the Occupied Region, Germany
264	168						19215	Introducing Baseball in Germany, U.S. Army of Occupation on the Rhine
265						V	19236	After the Strenuous War Days—American Boys Enjoying a Rhine Excursion
Rewards of valor distributed in the Army of Occupation.
266	169	84	63		39	V	19230	General Pershing Decorating Officers of 89th Div., Treves, Germany
The celebrations of victory; London; Paris; Prague (Midsummer, 1919).
267	170	85	64	41	40		19209	Uncle Sam and John Bull Again Fast Friends—Yankee Troops in London
268	171						18772	Cementing Anglo-French Friendship. Soldiers of France in London
269	172	86	65	42	41		18775	Victory Day Celebration, July 14, 1919—Arch of Triumph, Paris
270	173						18773	France does Honor to the Gallant Sons of Britain—Victory Parade Paris
271	174	87					18742	Sons of France on Parade in Paris
272	175						18774	Gallant Legionaires of Czechoslovakia on Parade, Prague
The aftermath; President Wilson and Peace Delegates view War's Desolation.
273	176						18697	"Grand Place" of Devastated Arras, Section Visited by Peace Conference Delegates, France
274	177						18770	The Queen of Belgium Making Stereo Photo During Pres. Wilson's Visit to Belgium
275	178						18767	The President and Mrs. Wilson, Miss Wilson, the King and Queen of Belgium at University of Louvain
276	0						19265	President Wilson and Brand Whitlock at Nieuport, Belgium
The Peace Conference; signing the Peace Treaty (June, 1919).
277	179						18777	Where the Peace Treaty was Signed, Palace of Versailles, France
278	180	88					18778	A Plenary Session of the Peace Conference, in Building of French Foreign Office, Quai D'Orsay, Paris
279	181						18779	Guards of the Republic—in Palace of Versailles During Treaty Signing
280	182	89	66				18780	Galerie des Glaces, Showing Table where Peace Treaty Was Signed, Versailles, France
281	183	90	67	43	42		18781	Clemenceau, Wilson and Lloyd George Leaving Palace of Versailles after Signing Peace Treaty
The American soldiers depart for home (1919).
282	184						18735	Second Division Men Entraining for the Return Home, Germany
283	185	91	68	44	43	V	19266	Some of Our Two Million Fighters Ready for Home, Brest
Boarding the homeward bound transports.
284	186						19194	Our Boys Boarding Transport For "the Good Old U.S.A."
The ships that took them home.
285							19128	The New York City Skyline Brings a Thrill to the Heart of Every Returning Doughboy—U.S.S. Louisiana
286	187	92	69	45	44	V	19237	U.S. Transport "Leviathan," Formerly the "Vaterland." Largest Ship Afloat
287	188						19127	U.S. Battleships Serve as Transports in Bringing Our Troops Home—The Louisiana at Dock in New York Harbor
288						V	19282	Troops Returning from France on Camouflaged S.S. Aquitania, New York
Life on board the transports.
289	189	93	70	46	45	V	19217	Ready for the "Abandon Ship" Drill; U.S. Soldiers With Life Belts Adjusted
290	190					V	19239	A Friendly Bout Among Our Boys, on Transport Returning from France
The wounded on ship board.
291	191					V	19238	Hospital Deck on Giant Transport "Leviathan"
The wounded going ashore.
292	192					V	19241	Severely Wounded Being Transferred to Hospital Ship from Transport, Hoboken
In hospital in the U.S.
293	193					V	19228	Wounded Soldier About to Undergo Operation; Hospital No. 5, New York
294	194	94				V	19227	Nursing Wounded Heroes Back to Health, Convalescent Hospital No. 5
Heroes welcomed by their countrymen and families.
295	195	95					19138	Fighters Who Broke the Hindenburg Line Parading Down Fifth Ave., New York
296	196	96	71	47	46		19153	A Happy Reunion for Home-Coming Soldier Fathers
Those who rest forever in the soil of France.
297	197	97	72	48			19250	The American Cemetery at Belleau Wood
The Nation's last tribute.
298	198	98	73	49	47		23306	"Back to Home Land!" Removing the Casket of America's Unknown Soldier from the Olympia, Washington
The veterans fight old battles o'er again.
299	199	99	74	50	48		13365	America's Most Notable Gathering of Military Heroes
The hope of the future is PEACE (Nov., 1921).
300	200	100	75				23314	World Disarmament Conference. Delegates in Session. Continental Hall of the D.A.R., Washington, D.C., Nov. 21, 1921