WW1 US AEF Signal Corps 1918 British Artillery Supporting 30th Div Molain Photo

Description: An original 8.5x6.5" vintage photo from a large collection of American Expeditionary Force (AEF) Signal Corps photos we acquired from the estate of a collector. It has an exceptionally helpful caption written in pen by the image. The photographer appears to have been in the 30th Div (“Old Hickory”), and most of the photos taken around the time the Hindenburg Line was taken. Professionally packaged in a rigid mailer for safe delivery.Photo OverviewBritish artillery units are depicted in this photograph, supporting the 30th Division on October 17, 1918, near Molain, France. Soldiers in uniform are managing horse-drawn artillery across a field, illustrating the logistics and support roles of the artillery during World War I. The scene captures the movement and preparation of military resources at the time.The image showcases the crucial role of artillery and cavalry units in WWI, which were vital for mobility and firepower during battles. The support by British forces to the 30th Division highlights the collaboration between allies. Molain, part of the Western Front, was a significant location during the final offensives leading to the end of the war, reflecting the strategic importance of such operations. Text PresentBritish Artillery on the afternoon of Oct 17, 1918 supporting 30th Div. at Molain, FranceJ. DE MEYER (on back)Condition: Good to fair vintage condition. These have been well taken care of for their age, but do have typical curling from age and may have other blemishes. See photos for detailed scans of both sides.

Price: 89 USD

Location: Carlsbad, California

End Time: 2025-01-30T03:00:18.000Z

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