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• Army Trench
  This postcard is a black and white photo of an army trench with two soldiers standing in it. There is also netting which hangs above the trench. On reverse: blank.
• Army, Navy and Reserve
  This postcard is a colored drawing of a woman in a pink dress standing in between a soldier and a sailor. Text centered at bottom: "Army, Navy and Reserve". In faint letters: "[Arc]hie Gu[nn]" On reverse: "Illustrated Postal Card & Nov. Co. N. Y."
• Argonnenbahn
  This postcard is a black and white photo of soldiers in a small, crude train, crossing a bridge. Text at top right: "Argonnenbahn". On reverse: "Herausgegeben von der Feldbuchhandlung der 5. Armee."
• L'Anniversario Agosto 1915 L'Anniversaire, Aout 1915
  This postcard is a black and white drawing of a man giving a bouquet of skulls to a skeleton in a dress. Text at top left corner: "L'Anniversario Agosto 1915" and "L'Anniversaire, Aout 1915". Text at bottom left: "Bernhardi: Voi non speravate tanto". Text at bottom right: "Bernhardi: Vous n'em esperiez pas tant?" On reverse: "Ufficio Rev. Stampa - Milano, 30 - 3 - 1917 - N. 162" in bottom right corner.
• America for ever
  The phrase "America for ever" is embroidered beneath an embroidered American flag and green branches. On reverse: "Fabrication française, vise Paris".
• Flanders Field
  This postcard is a color picture of a flower field with children picking flowers in it. On reverse: "Flanders Field/'Where Soldiers Sleep/And Poppies Grow'/by Robert W. Vonnoh/58" x 104" Oil. Painted 1914./The Butler Institute of American Art/524 Wick Avenue/Youngstown, Ohio 44502"; "Kolorvue by Artvue Post Card Co., 160 Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y. 10010".
• Fleet enroute to France
  This postcard is a faded black and white photo of four ships, a large one in the foreground and three in the background. Text at bottom left: "Fleet enroute to France". On reverse: blank.
• We Must Feed the World
  This postcard has a color drawing of a flag and a poem entitled "We Must Feed the World." The poem speaks to the farmers who are not fighting, but can contribute to the war effort with their produce. At bottom right: "2194". On reverse: handwritten message.
• April 1st Fish
  This postcard has a fish and flower embroidered on a screened cutout. A gold bird is embossed above the embroidered picture, and gold flowers are embossed around it. Text at bottom center: French script, "1er Avril / douce occasion / de vous rappeler / mon affection." On reverse: handwritten message.
• Five flags
  This postcard has five embroidered flags and embroidered flowers, framed with embossed holly. The front of the postcard functions as an envelope with a removable card inside. Text on card: "My best kisses". On reverse: "Fabrication Française".
• Scottish National War Memorial, Edinburgh Castle
  This postcard is a sepia-toned photo of Edinburgh Castle. Text at bottom left: "Scottish National War Memorial, Edinburgh Castle". At bottom right: "Knox Series." On reverse: "Printed in Edinburgh"; "Published by W.J. Hay John Knox's HO. Edinb".
• When Carranza Whips Our U.S.A.
  This postcard features a poem which mocks the boast made by one of Carranza's generals that Mexico would easily beat the United States in another war. The title of the poem is " 'When' Carranza Whips Our U.S.A." and it is copyrighted 1916. On reverse: handwritten message.
• Albert (Somme)
  This black and white postcard depicts the ruins of a building. Text at top: "261 -- Albert (Somme) - Les Ateliers Rochet-Schneider après le bombardment. The Work-shop of Rochet-Schneider after the bombardment." On reverse: "Imp. Catala Freres, Paris".
• Constant Love
  This postcard is a black and white picture of a soldier sitting at a writing desk and reading a letter. In the top right corner is an inset of a woman looking down at him. Text at top left: "Constant Love". Text centered at bottom: "Memories of the happy days,/Arise within my heart,/And my love is constant,/Although we're far apart." On reverse: "Entirely British Manufacture."
• Chateau-Thierry
  This postcard is a black and white photo of a town. The town is in the distance and a bare tree is in the foreground. Text at bottom: "Visé Paris no 3627" and "Chateau-Thierry et la Vallée de la Marne (Vue prise de la Côte 204)." On reverse: "Levy Fils et Cie Paris".
• Farm House Cellar Used as "Dug Out"
  This postcard is a black and white photo of a farm house cellar used as a dug out. Text: "Farm House Cellar Used as 'Dug Out'" and "(Ferm Du Metz)". On reverse: blank.
• 1918
  This postcard has "1918" embroidered with different flags and surrounded by embroidered flowers. On reverse: handwritten message.
• Souvenir de France
  The front of this postcard functions as an envelope with "Souvenir de France" and "1918" on the outside flap. "Love & Kisses from Charlie" is written on the inside. The postcard also has an embroidered American flag on the bottom left corner and an embroidered French flag on the bottom right. On reverse: handwritten message.
• 1914 & 1915
  Text in bottom right corner: "1915". Text in bottom left corner: "1914". Five embroidered flags cover a screened pocket with a small, removable card inside. The card has flowers and the word "Remembrance" embossed on the front, as well as a penciled message which reads "28 October 1915 Best love Will". On reverse: same message as written on the card.
• K.U.K. Sturmtruppen 10 Armee
  This postcard is a color drawing of two soldiers, one standing and the other down on one knee. Text centered at top: "K.U.K. Sturmtruppen". Text centered at bottom: "10 Armee." Text in right corner beneath top text: "A. Janesch". On reverse: a handwritten message. Postmark 7.VIII.18 K. K. Ldst. Infanterie Baon 4 Feldkompagnie
• Three Friends
  The phrase "Three Friends" is embroidered alongside a three-leaf clover. Each leaf has an embroidered image: a red cross on white, an American flag, and a white cross on red. On reverse: blank.
• Advice to the Boys at the Front
  This postcard has a printed message entitled "Advice to the Boys at the Front". Text reads: "Cheer up--Some of the fellows who got married in order to stay at home are doing more fighting than YOU are. (Signed) Bingtown Board of Strategy". In lower left corner is a number: 2224. On reverse: blank.