1915 WWI Medical Unit Lithograph

Hermann Struck (1876-1944) - 5 WWI Lithographs, 1915. Signed (pencil). 22x18cm.

Rockford Illinois, 1918, 40 x 9 1/2 inches

Large collection of approx. 95 letters, nearly all war-date sent to Dr. Harry R. Slack Jr. Slack was a 1912 graduate of Johns Hopkins who in 1922 sailed from Baltimore for Beijing with his new wife to

US WWI medical bag (dated 1918), and a canvas belt (dated 1915)

(Pennsylvania/California, 1885-1973) Two North African World War II sketches: Fock Wolf [sic], Bizante, a wrecked Focke-Wulf airplane; Medical Unit, Mateur, both signed lower right "George Biddle/May.

American, mid 20th century. Lot includes 7-Doctors & Nurses, 6-Stretcher Bearers, 3-Laying wounded, 2-Stretchers, 1-Pop Up Medical Tent (says Medical Unit on it). All in played with condition, missing

Lina von Schauroth. "The Great War." Antique lithograph, c. 1915. 6 x 9 inches, sheet tipped onto black cardstock. Artwork sold by the well-respected Century Guild gallery in Los Angeles, established

A World War I propaganda poster, c.1915, poster No. 96, inscribed 'Enlist To-Day. He's Happy & Satisfied. Are You?', published by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, colour lithograph, printed by

Robert Motherwell (1915–1991) was an American abstract expressionist painter, printmaker, and editor. He played a significant role in the development of abstract expressionism, a post-World War II a

LEYENDECKER, Joseph C. (1874 – 1951). Order Coal Now / United States Fuel Administration. 1918. Chicago: Edwards & Deutsch. Lithograph World War I poster. Framed, 29 x 19”. Toned.

Robert Motherwell (1915–1991) was an American abstract expressionist painter, printmaker, and editor. He played a significant role in the development of abstract expressionism, a post-World War II a

MILITARY DOG PRINT, MARKED WALLACE ROBINSON, DATED 1915. BY HENRY HEINENGER PUBLISHING CO. 28" L x 12" H

Large folio WWI lithograph poster entitled "U.S. NAVY / Help Your Country ! / ENLIST IN THE NAVY / Navy Recruiting Station" signed H. Reuterdahl (Henry Reuterdahl, Swedish/American 1871-1925), depicti

1224. MIGNOT HORSE DRAWN FIELD MEDICAL UNIT | Early medical wagons drawn by four horse teams with mounted soldiers. Soldiers 70 mm. Wagons 140 mm.

This rare original 1915 French War poster is overall in Fine Condition. ORGANISEE PAR LE PARLEMENT-ORIGINAL 1915 WWI FRENCH LB POSTER-MAURIO NESNOY ART ORGANISEE PAR LE PARLEMENT - ORIGINAL 1915 FRENC

WWI Medical Officer's Coat, Jodhpurs Pants & Hat. WWI hat size 6 7/8. (4) WWI hats in various conditions, most are poor condition. (1) Early 20th Century hat of unknown origin, poor condition. Conditi

Description KHAKI MAGAZINE & CABLED NEWS SHEET -ORIGINAL 1915 WWI LB POSTER- BE A MAN! RARE! Original 1915 WWI Linenbacked poster (20? x 30?) Frank Brangwyn art! Linen is trimmed to the edge of poster

[Military] 4 Volumes. Includes: Stiness, Henry. Battery A On the Mexican Border. Edward S. Jones Sons, Providence. 4to. Original plush oatmeal cloth. 2 Battery Postcards, 13 Images, 2 Newspaper Clippi

1915 WW1 75 MM Belgiun Trench Art Artillery Shell Casing. This Belgiun Trench Art Shell reads " Honneur Aux Belges Souvenir De Merckem" which translates to Honor to Belgians Memory of Merckem. The art

1915 75MM SCHNEIDER TANK ARTILLERY SHELL TRENCH ART. This piece depicts flowers with a crown top. Its a fairly rare shell in trench art. The Schneider CA 1 tanks were widely used in combat during the

Elegant 1915 WW1 75 MM Trench Art Artillery Shell Casing. This piece Portrays a Castle which is a common theme with many trench art pieces. This is the largest castle represented in this collection. T

2 rare US WWI medical personal belt; one with content

THEOPHILE-ALEXANDRE STEINLEN (French / Swiss, 1859-1923). L'Exode (The Exodus), 1915, Lithograph on paper. Pencil signed "Steinlen" lower right hand corner. Plate titled and dated at base. Unframed. N

A WWII era African American black and white panoramic photograph. The photograph depicts members of African American Medical Hospital Unit. Framed. The 25th Station Hospital was the first United State