A collection of scans of original WW1 postcards (predominantly German).
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Castlemaine-Boy > U.S. six ton M1917 on it's side. Definitely a staged photograph, presumably for dramatic effect.
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 > My WW1 Scans photo
Castlemaine-Boy > My WW1 Scans photo
Castlemaine-Boy > My WW1 Scans photo
Castlemaine-Boy > Rare Gewehr 98 (7.92 x 57mm) with a 20 round magazine. This innovation was unsuccessful for a multitude of reasons, including the significant amount of force required to close the bolt over a fully loaded magazine.
U.S. six ton M1917 on it's side. Definitely a staged photograph, presumably for dramatic effect.
> U.S. six ton M1917 on it's side. Definitely a staged photograph, presumably for dramatic effect.
U.S. six ton M1917 on it's side. Definitely a staged photograph, presumably for dramatic effect.
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