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Record Group 62 World War I Entry 1: Books SHELF 111 Horne, Charles F. & Volume I – “How the Great War Arose”, Acc # 87.74.1L Volume II – “The Red Dawning of Der
Tag”, Acc # 87.74.2L Volume III – “ Volume IV – “They Shall Not Pass”, Acc # 87.74.4L Volume V – “ Lawson, Don, “The
Pershing, John J.,
“My Experiences in the World War”, Volume I – Acc # 2003.136.01 Volume 2 – Acc # 2003.136.02 “The 32nd Division in the World War
1917 – 1919”, Joint War History
Commissions of Tiebout, Frank B., “A
History of the 305th Infantry”, The 305th
Infantry Auxilary, 1919 Entry 2: Books (oversized) SHELF: 114 “Freedom’s
Triumph, the Way, When and Where of the European Conflict”, Magazine Circulation Co., Inc., 1919, Acc # 2002.171.01 “ Stallings, Laurence, “A Photographic History of the First World War”, Simon and Schuster,
1933, Acc # 2003.135.01 “The War of
the Nations, Portfolio in Rotogravure Etchings”, New York Times Co., 1919, Acc # 81.26.11L Entry 3 – Posters Map Case 4, Drawer 3 “And They
Thought We Couldn’t Fight!” Acc #
91.49.23L Beneker,Gerrit, “Sure! We’ll
Finish the Job”, “Victory Bull, Charles Livingston, “Keep Him Free”, “Buy War Savings Stamps”,
Ketterlinus, Acc # 91.49.20L Christy, Howard Chandler, “Fight or Buy Bonds, Third Christy, Howard Chandler, “The Spirit of Coffin, Haskell, “Third
Red Cross Roll Call”, Acc # 91.49.7L Coleman, EN,
“Come on Lad!”, “Make History as I Did in the Navy”, (211/2” X 151/2”), Acc
# 91.49.26L Fisyer, Flagg, James Montgomery, “Boys and Girls!, You Can Help Your Uncle Sam
Win the War, Save Your Quarters, Buy War Savings Stamps”, (2 copies) Acc # 91.49.2L & Acc # 91.49.19L Gabriel, “Woman
Your Country Needs You… Register April 27th to May 4th”,
Woman’s Committee, Council of National Defense, Acc # 91.49.25L Harris, Laurence,
“Goodbye Dad, I’m Off to Fight for Old Glory”, “You Buy U.S.
Gov’t
Bonds”, “Third Liberty Loan”, Sackett & Wilhelms, (2 copies)
Acc # 91.49.8L & Acc #
91.49.9L J.M.H.,
“Remember… Invest”, “Victory “My Daddy
Bought Me a Government Bond of the Third Ransom, Fletcher,
“The Star Spangled Banner”, (27”X25”), Acc # 91.49.23L Riesenberg, Sidney H.,
“Over the Top For You, Buy
“Ring it Again, Buy U.S. Gov’t Bonds, Third Liberty
Loan”, Sackett & Wilhelms Corp., (2 copies)
Acc # 91.49.10L & Acc # 91.49. 11L “ Entry 4 – Photographs, Postcards & Miscellaneous
Ephemera Shelf 37 Enlistment Banner for Envelope containing 15 Sepia toned postcards of
fighting forces in Excerpt taken from book or periodical, pgs 531 – 534, “The Excerpts from Leslie’s Illustrated Weekly Newspaper,
color drawings/prints, “Myth Facts about American Legion, Acc # 2001.033.10 Photo Album – black leatherette cover (loose pages) Photograph of Plymouth Vets from Polar Bear Unit
at Riverside Cemetery on Memorial Day after World War I, Acc # 89.14L Photograph of WWI Private in 4th Infantry,
in photo sleeve Photograph of Nurses, WWI, w/ name Nina Raub written on back, Acc #92.103.18 Photograph of Lee R. Sackett,Co.
A, 1st Bn., 310 Engineers, 1917 Play Program for “Let’s
Go!” a musical at the Majestic Theatre, Acc #2003.192.01 Postcard Strip- Souvenir of U.S. Navy, double-sided
colorized postcards of Navy scenes, Acc # 2005.203.50 Postcard Strips- 4 strips w/ 5 postcards each, all
about U.S. National Army Cantonment at Score Book- U.S. Marines Score Book and Rifleman’s
Instructor, Third Edition, 1917, Acc # 2005.203.53 Soldiers and Sailors Jewish Calendar, 1918 – 1919, Acc
# 2005.203.31 Song Score for Irving Berlin’s Bugle Song “Oh! How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning!”
Acc # 95.18A Song Sheets, (3 sets), “Songs the Soldiers and Sailors Sing”, Acc # 2005.203.29, Acc #
2002.138.03 & Acc # 2005203.30 Supplement to Scientific American, December 5, 1914,
exact size of shell from 42 centimeter German gun Entry 5 – Newspapers & Periodicals Shelf 37 Amoroc News, Cobienz, Thursday May
15, 1919, Acc # 2003.131.01 Amoroc News, Cobienz, Sunday June
29, 1919 Bridgehead Sentinel, First Leslie’s Illustrated Weekly, May 11th 1918,
Acc # 2002.194.01 New York Times Mid-Week Pictorial, June 14, 1917, Acc #
2002.195.01 New York Times Mid-Week Pictorial, June 28, 1917, Acc #
2002.195.02 New York Times Mid-Week Pictorial, July 19, 1917, Acc #
2002.195.03 New York Times Mid-Week Pictorial, July 26, 1917, Acc #
2002.195.04 New York Times Mid-Week Pictorial, August 23, 1917, Acc
# 2002.195.05 New York Times Mid-Week Pictorial, August 30, 1917, Acc
# 2002.195.06 New York Times Mid-Week Pictorial, October 18, 1917,
Acc # 2002.195.07 New York Times Mid-Week Pictorial, November 29, 1917,
Acc # 2002.195.08 New York Times Mid-Week Pictorial, December 6, 1917,
Acc # 2002.195.09 New York Times Mid-Week Pictorial, December 13, 1917,
Acc # 2002.195.10 New York Times Mid-Week Pictorial, October 10, 1918,
Acc # 2002.195.11 New York Times Mid-Week Pictorial, October 17, 1918,
Acc # 2002.195.12 Entry 6: Shelf 37 Close Combat
Weapons, July 1917, Acc # 82.5.27L Coast
Artillery Practice for 1916, Acc #
82.5.35L Construction
of Deep Gallery Shelters, 1917, Acc #
82.5.37L Construction
and Equipment of Trenches, 1917, Acc #
82.5.40L Cooperation
between Aircraft and Artillery, 1917,
Acc # 82.5.41L Cooperation
between Aircraft and Artillery on Second Army Front, 1917, Acc # 82.5.55L Deep Gallery
Shelters, July 1917, Acc # 82.5.39L Effect of
Artillery Fire, 1917, Acc # 82.5.51L Employment of
Artillery in Trench Fighting, 1917,
Acc # 82.5.48L Field
Artillery Training, 1917, Acc #
82.5.52.L Fire on Aeroplanes, August
1917, Acc # 82.5.28L German Army in
the War, 1917, Acc # 82.5.31L Infantry
Attacks and Raids, 1917, Acc #
82.5.31L Infantry Drill
Regulations, 1911, Acc # 82.5.57L Gas as a
Weapon in Modern Warfare, 1917, Acc #
82.5.56L General Notes
on Use of Artillery, 1917, Acc #
82.5.44L German Notes
on Minor Tactics, 1918, Acc # 82.5.29L Instruction on
Charging the Recuperators of the Schneider Materiel
with Shell Reservoirs, 1917, Acc #
82.5.50L Liaison in
Modern Warfare, April 1917, Acc #
82.5.36L Manual of
Interior Guard Duty, 1917, Acc #
82.5.25L Means of
Cooperation between Aircraft and Artillery, 1917, Acc # 82.5.42L Method of
Instructing Skirmishers and Small Groups of Skirmishers, 1917, Acc # 82.5.47L Organization
and Construction of Battery Emplacements,
1917, (2 copies) Acc # 82.5.53L & Acc #
82.5.45L
Regulations-Employment of the American Red Cross,
Acc # 82.5.37L Signal
Rockets, Mark I and Mark II, Acc #
82.5.46L Sketching
Methods, October 1917, Acc # 82.5.34L Telephone
Listening, In Service, July 1917, Acc
# 82.5.33L 3 Inch Gun
Material and Field Artillery Equipment,
Acc # 82.5.27L Training for
Rifle Fire in Trench Warfare, April
1917, Acc # 82.5.49L Training
Regulations and Outline of Instruction, Field Artillery Replacement Depot, September 1918, Acc # 82.5.38L Use of
Artillery in Combat Against Tanks, Translation from
German, January 1918, Acc # 82.5.32L Use of Smoke, 1917, Acc # 82.5.54L Compiled by Dan Packer, 8 March 2007 |
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