7 Postcard Photographs of Cavalry Soldiers During WW1

All were taken at Camp Funston.

Pictures taken at Camp Funston during 1917-1919. Name on the vacks are Hawk Eagle & Dogg, American Indian Soldiers in the United States Army during WW1.

Dated 1918. 2 Have Ford Bros. written on the back. One Soldier is in a gas mask.

Some of Cavalry Soldiers and one of French officers sent to the U.S. to help train soldiers.

Great photos of soldiers at training camps

Most were taken at Camp Funston. A couple of them have names on the back.

The names of the soldiers are written on the back.

The names of the soldiers are written on the back of 3 of the cards.

The names of the soldiers are written on the back of most of the cards.

The names of the soldiers are written on the back.

The names of the soldiers are written on the back of 3 of the cards.

All were taken at Camp Funston.

Photos taken at Camp Funston.

Most are based in Camp Funston and some have been dated 1918 on the back.

Dated 1918 & 1919. Some have the Soldiers names written on the back.

Several have the names of the soldiers on the back. Great content of soldiers in traing camps during WW1.

Dated 1918. Some have the Soldiers names written on the back.

Most have manes on the back of the Soldiers. Taken during WW1.

[WWI]. A soldier’s personal photograph album. Circa 1915. Approximately 70 snapshots and real photo postcards of the Maschinen Gewehr Regiment of the German army. Includes numerous family photos

WWI Soldiers in France photo button, books, misc., (7) pieces including tinted photo of cavalry officer, on metal backing with folding stand, 7.75"h x 5.75"w; Manual for Soldiers in France; Les Americ

World War I photographs, postcards, ephemera (130). Grouping includes several German WWI period RPPC's of German soldiers and families. Grouping includes 14 handkerchiefs with some featuring souvenir

Most have manes on the back of the Soldiers. Taken by P. Leinvert Photograph in Bitburg Germany during WW1.

Group Photos with names on the back of some of the Soldiers.

Group Photos with names on the back of some of the Soldiers.