A very nice copy of "Collier's" Photographic History of the European War - dated 1915. The cover has some storage wear, but the interior pages are not water damaged or torn. Nice looking book in great shape.

Great little hard cover book of 90 pages, of text and photos.

Nice soft cover book of 183 pages of text, photo's and statistic's.

From the General Supply Depot in Middletown, Pa. photo postcards of the 610, 616 & 634 Aero Squadrons. All for one money.

Two nice photo postcards of a German or French WW1 soldier. Sold at $8 each, or both for $15.

Two nice vintage WW1 German postcards, showing many spike helmets and personalities. Sold at $8 each, or both for $15.

All of these papers are for one money. First is a 1919 Document of Honor of the Aerial League of America to a Lieut. Oliver A. Gottschalk, signed by President Robert E. Peary and also signed by Secretary, Augustus Post, who was an early Balloon Racer from before WW1. There is a signed letter and photo of Augustus Post, plus several photo's of Lt. Gottschalk while in an Army Hospital. Nice little grouping with some great autograph's.

This book was copied from a 1932 issue of "War Aces" Magazine by Bob Erick in 1984 and given to "J. Duncan Campbell". It is filled with statistics, text and photo's on American and Canadian flyers. Has a list of all American Flyers that had at least one kill, as well as all Americans that flew with the French. Neat little research book that belonged to Duncan Campbell.

This book is filled with photo's and text on those KIA, a full roster of men that served and lists of sales teams of Victory Loan workers. Great research book from WW1.

A super research book of the men from Adams County, Pennsylvania in World War One. It has some photo's and lists the men by towns. Neat book!

This is probably the best research book on WW1 Aviators out there. It covers flyers from Allied to enemy forces with photo's and text for each man. The back quarter of the book has some wrinkling to the pages, due to moisture at one time, but it does not distract or take away from the overall condition of the book. A must for any Aviation research collection.

A vintage 5 X 7 photo of Soldiers and Sailors in formation, getting ready for a parade in their hometown.

This photo looks to be that of an EM with the 128th Inf. HQ of the 32nd Division. Nice looking group of medals on his chest. The overall measurments are 6' by 9'.

This is an Illustration Book of twelve British Aircraft from 1917 to 1937. The pages measure 14 by 18 inches and are meant to be taken out and framed. This book was printed 1970 in London, England and is in near mint condition. Some nice aircraft artwork for the walls of your collection room.

A neat little paper grouping for Harry J. Diefenbesk. Harry ended the war as a Sergeant 1st Class, Signal Corps. There are three discharges, one is dated 9 Jan. 1917 from the Pennsylvania National Guard, at his own request, one from the US Army on 12 Nov. 1917 and the third one from the US Army on 23 June, 1919 after serving in France and Germany. There is some other paperwork, but there is a real nice 90th Division, 315th Field Signal Bn. History and Roster that was printed in Germany , 1919. All for one money.

This is for a Chauncey D. Hunter to 2nd Lieutenant of Field Artillery, 15 August, 1917, plus his certificate of memory by Pres. Ronald Reagan. Both for one money.

This is another of those invaluable research books that lists all Officers, Enlisted Men and Nurses of Lancaster County, Penna. during WW1. The book is dated 1932 and is in great shape.

This booklet is also know as "Cornell Heroes, Members of The Class of 1913 Who Lost Their Lives During The World War". A super little soft cover booklet of 41 pages, that shows a protrait photograph of the student and a write up on the cause of his death in military service. Excellent condition.

Neat little book of 186 pages of stories and pictures of the men and their exploits during WWI, copyright 1919. Nice condition.

Nice period photo postcard of an EM in the Engineer Corps. Named to a "John Geib" on the reverse. Nice shape.

This is a small size hardcover book, 5 3/4" by 4 1/2", but with 410 pages of text and drawings. It is dated 1921 by the US Infantry Association and is in great shape for its age.

Dated 1921, "The First Battalion" The Story of the 406th Telegraph Battalion, Signal Corps, US Army. This book is 294 pages of text, photographs and most of all, the roster!! Very nice condition.

Dated November 14, 1918 this Presidential Commission appoints Oscar J. Kingsbury a Captain in the Medical Corps of the US Army. Excellent condition.

Great research book for York County, Pennsylvania during WWI. Filled with names, service units, some photo's and even people who were involved with homefront activities.

Great researcher's book for soldiers from Adams County, Pennsylvania. Filled with names, some photo's and what they did during their WWI service.