A collection of scans of original WW1 postcards (predominantly German).
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Castlemaine-Boy > On the tank is written (translation): "so far and no further - combat patrol #122" On the reverse side is written with pencil (translation): "French Tank Aisne 1917"
Castlemaine-Boy > My WW1 Scans photo
Castlemaine-Boy > My WW1 Scans photo
Castlemaine-Boy > German artillery piled somewhere in France after WW1. Note the The Coq Gallois (French Rooster icon).
Castlemaine-Boy > My WW1 Scans photo
Castlemaine-Boy > My WW1 Scans photo
Castlemaine-Boy > My WW1 Scans photo
Castlemaine-Boy > My WW1 Scans photo
Castlemaine-Boy > French 3 seat Letord 5 twin engine reconnaissance bomber. It was powered with two 200 hp Hispano-Suiza 8Ba engines. Span was 18.06 meters, length was 11.17 meters and the height was 3.66 meters. This was the equal span upper and lower wings with negative stagger.
German artillery piled somewhere in France after WW1. Note the The Coq Gallois (French Rooster icon).
> German artillery piled somewhere in France after WW1. Note the The Coq Gallois (French Rooster icon).
German artillery piled somewhere in France after WW1. Note the The Coq Gallois (French Rooster icon).
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