1920 Rotogravure WWI Trench Warfare U. S. French Military Badonviller WAR1 ZMT1 This is an original 1945

This is an original 1945 halftone print of Spain surrendering Santiago

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This is an original 1925 black and white halftone print of Gothic wrought iron door knockers from the 14th-16th centuries held at the Museum "Cau Ferrat" in Barcelona

featuring a translated recipe on how to steep a proper cup

1920 Rotogravure WWI Trench Warfare U. S. French Military Badonviller WAR1 ZMT1 This is an original 1945This 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.