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Wall Street on November 7, 1918. New Yorkers are celebrating after hearing a rumor that an armistice
Wall Street on November 7, 1918. New Yorkers are celebrating after hearing a rumor that an armistice
“Cartoons Magazine”, Vol. 15, 1919Source
“Cartoons Magazine”, Vol. 15, 1919Source
demons:American recruits being trained in what to expect in Europe and of trench warfare.
demons:American recruits being trained in what to expect in Europe and of trench warfare.
Christmas after the war.French magazine, La vie parisienne, 1919. Art by Georges Léonnec.
Christmas after the war.French magazine, La vie parisienne, 1919. Art by Georges Léonnec.
gunsandposes:Daddy, What Did You Do in the Great War? — Vintage British enlistment poster from 1915,
gunsandposes:Daddy, What Did You Do in the Great War? — Vintage British enlistment poster from 1915,
In German East Africa (Burundi, Rwanda, and Tanzania) during World War I, soldiers painted this pony
In German East Africa (Burundi, Rwanda, and Tanzania) during World War I, soldiers painted this pony
qsy-complains-a-lot:French WW1 infantry reenactorsNote the horizon blue Mle1915 greatcoats, that gav
qsy-complains-a-lot:French WW1 infantry reenactorsNote the horizon blue Mle1915 greatcoats, that gav
Two Kurdish girls with pitchers. Zhako, Iraq, on May 11th, 1917.This photograph was taken during Wor
Two Kurdish girls with pitchers. Zhako, Iraq, on May 11th, 1917.This photograph was taken during Wor
greatwar-1914:German-American reservists called up into the German Army march proudly through New Yo
greatwar-1914:German-American reservists called up into the German Army march proudly through New Yo
greatwar-1914:November 11, 1919 - First Anniversary of the Armistice Pictured - King George V lays a
greatwar-1914:November 11, 1919 - First Anniversary of the Armistice Pictured - King George V lays a
todayinhistory:November 11th 1918: WW1 armisticeOn this day in 1918, Germany signed an armistice agr
todayinhistory:November 11th 1918: WW1 armisticeOn this day in 1918, Germany signed an armistice agr
11 AM, 11 November, 1918 - The Great War Ends Pictured - Eleventh month, eleventh day, eleventh hour
11 AM, 11 November, 1918 - The Great War Ends Pictured - Eleventh month, eleventh day, eleventh hour
historicaltimes:French soldier with homing pigeons in 1915. They played a vital part in WW1 as they
historicaltimes:French soldier with homing pigeons in 1915. They played a vital part in WW1 as they
A German observer shoots off light signals with a pistol from a balloon (WW1).
A German observer shoots off light signals with a pistol from a balloon (WW1).
Sunday morning service at a French aerodrome, with the chaplainconducting the sermon from an aeropla
Sunday morning service at a French aerodrome, with the chaplainconducting the sermon from an aeropla
greatwar-1914:A soldier says goodbye to his family as he departs for the war.  German East Africa, c
greatwar-1914:A soldier says goodbye to his family as he departs for the war.  German East Africa, c
November 11, 1920 - Unknown Soldiers Buried in London and Paris Pictured - The Unknown Warrior lying
November 11, 1920 - Unknown Soldiers Buried in London and Paris Pictured - The Unknown Warrior lying
colonel u.s.army 1914-1918
colonel u.s.army 1914-1918
remembrance day
remembrance day
Troops during the Christmas Truce of WW1 (1914)
Troops during the Christmas Truce of WW1 (1914)
wooleyworld:Some background practice. Saw some WW1 trenches that looked cool. So. `Gave this style a
wooleyworld:Some background practice. Saw some WW1 trenches that looked cool. So. `Gave this style a
lucienballard:Helmets of The Great War, (WW1).source   Military Roots.
lucienballard:Helmets of The Great War, (WW1).source   Military Roots.
A 16-inch railway gun that was used on the Hindenburg Line in France (1918).
A 16-inch railway gun that was used on the Hindenburg Line in France (1918).
The roofof the General Post Office, looking across to St. Paul’s Cathedral,after the second da
The roofof the General Post Office, looking across to St. Paul’s Cathedral,after the second da
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