Back to the Front: An Accidental Historian Walks the Trenches of World War I

Back to the Front: An Accidental Historian Walks the Trenches of World War I. O'Shea, Stephen. Published by Walker & Co., New York, 1996. Fine condition hardback with its original dust cover. 205 pgs.

Drawing of a woman on the front and a tree on the back. Contains a knife, fork and spoon. Would have been carried by soldiers during WW1 to warm up and eat food.

An Appeal to Americans." Nov. 14, 1920. 20.5" x 7.25", printed front and back. Rare WWI broadside. Printed in English and German and containing a plea from Germans for better treatment by Americans. W

Frank E. Schoonover Oil on Canvas Illustrator Art WWI Trench Scene. Original label on back "Illustration For The Man Who Came Back. Barto Gaining His Knees Dashed Renfrew From Him". Signed lower right

Frank E. Schoonover Oil on Canvas Illustrator Art WWI Trench Scene. Orignal label on back "Schoonover FE The Left Hand of the Wounded Green, for The Great Father". Signed lower left F.E. Shoonover '16

3 Pieces of Trench Art: WWI with tulip design front & scallop top, 9” tall and a WWII Nederland Herrijst, star on bark, floral pattern, flag & crown on center of front 11 ¼” tall and

Aluminum cigarette box of a soldier/prisoner of war in Egypt (Trench Art) - World War II, first half of the 1940s, decorated with engraving work: on the front side with a model of a mosque, and on the

World War 2 Jacket with drawings over the front , back and the sleeves.

1924 'Contemporary French Opinion on the American Civil War' Dissertation by W. Reed West, with detached front and back cover, loss to spine, some pages uncut, 'York County and the World War 1914-1919

War department Manual for Non-commissioned Officers and Privates of Infantry of The Army of The United States. Wear on front and back covers, especially the corners. Personal message in pencil on firs

Two period painted cockades. Dimensions: (Overall) H 8" x W 7.5" x D 10.25", (Interior) L 7.25" x W 6.5" Condition: Both front and back visors loose, need to be re-attached. Showing wear from age and

Details: Desmond Doss dual autographed personal business card. Signed on front and back. Fine condition. Desmond Thomas Doss (February 7, 1919 – March 23, 2006) was a United Stat

Has 2 large Pictures glued to the front and back cover in it of large groups of soldiers. Leather bound book in good condition.

An incredible original Antique WWI 1918 Battle of Somme Trench Art Artillery Shell 18 Pounder featuring beautiful carved Art Nouveau Lady stretched out with hat on fence signed on the back of the shel

Three WWI trench art 75mm field artillery shells. One, fully stippled behind floral pattern, reads "Meuse" diagonally across shell. Two have floral patterns in front of texture with adornment at top.

With bullet handle and decorated front, dated 1914. Ht. 9". Approx. weight 800 g.

William P. Yarborough’s World War II-dated United States Army ‘two star’ Major General diecast vehicle plate, 11.75 x 5 x .5, almost 3 lbs in weight, signed on the front and back in

Sterling Silver World War 2 U.S. Army Air Corps training insignia. Enamel front, pin back. Marked Sterling.

A meticulously crafted WWI trench art inkwell set. This set boasts an openwork back panel featuring a central political badge commemorating Charles I of Austria's headquarters being moved from Vienna

Hardcover "Nelson's Map Book of the World Wide War" 1914-1916 By Thomas Nelson & Sons Limited Condition: Poor. The front and back cover are no longer attached, bottom edges by binder are frayed. Pleas

Germany,1914-1918 "GOT MIT UNS" belt buckle cutouts to 4 of the match holders, (1) with Buttona and two bullets with a worn copper coin back, (1) with "BREST" Coat of Arms. 2 3/8 inches

A pair of artillery shells made into vases. One is marked Scoville Mfg and the other is marked G.M.F.G. Co (?) and has a Polish Eagle on the front. There are two trench art rockets with Japanese hallm

Prussian pre-WWI officer's Attila of red wool and yellow frogging on front, sleeves and back, with brass toggles and spiral buttons. Stand-up collar with bullion tape. Corded shoulder straps with no.

Trench stick. Improvised hand-to-hand combat weapon in the trenches of the First World War. Such weapons were made by soldiers in the front workshops. Part of the upper ferrule of the baton made of t