Rare WWI Book of German Area Occupied by 89th Division, War Bonds Advert, Prints for Sale

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Rare WWI Book of German Area Occupied by 89th Division, War Bonds Advert, Prints For Sale

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Rare WWI Book of German Area Occupied by 89th Division, War Bonds Advert, Prints:
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Original WWI Book of German Area Occupied by 89th Division, War Bonds Ad, PrintsThe 89th Infantry Division was part of the American Expeditionary Force (AEF)

\"Historical Sketch of German Area Occupied By 89th Division\" Printed by Jacob Lintz, Trier. Produced while in Germany (Trier)! 22 pages. 5\" x 7 1/2\" An interesting assessment of the territory held by the American 89th Division at the end of WWI. The last page refers to General Pershing and sums up the divisions experience before, during, and after the war in a few sentences, and ends with the phrase \"Watch on the Rhine\"
Advertisement for WWI War Bonds from 1918 newspaper. The Daily Times, Friday, December 27, 1918. \"The Boys Are Not Yet Home\". 8\" x 10 1/4\". Printed in U.S.A.
Print picture page from The Chicago Daily News War Postals. First side: \"English Tanks and American Infantry in action - France\". (See note below on tanks). Reverse side: \"American advance, wounded and dying Germans spread along the road, Belleau Wood - France\". 6 1/2\" x 4 1/8\"
Print picture page from The Chicago Daily News War Postals. First side: \"American Front Line Trench. Gen. Pershing, Gen. D\"Esperey - France\". Circa 1918. Reverse side: \"American Wounded Arrive at Field Hospital.\". 6 1/2\" x 4 1/8\"

Note in one of the pictures that the field ambulance is packed with straw, perhaps for warmth, softness, and absorption of spilled blood. Also note that although one picture says they are English tanks...they appear to instead be French tanks. The Chicago Daily News War Postals such as these prints appear to have been produced in to postcards (there are no postcards in this listing). And if you like unit histories, take a look at the logo on the book. They were known as \"The Rolling W\",
Used, as-is. Book has aging, wear, creases, cover is torn along binding, stains. War Bond advertisement is cut out of a page of a newspaper, aging, stains, tear along crease. Picture prints have creases, folds, wear, torn corners. See attached pictures.