U.S. Soldiers in Germany, 23rd Infantry on Review - Keystone Stereo Card The bottom of the bottle

The bottom of the bottle is marked with the number 14

the airplane in which Lt

Here is a very cool little brush - that I believe to be for shaving

and also includes some French writing in both pencil and in ink

For sale is an outstanding sterling silver and turquoise belt buckle featuring the masonic compass in brass with black enamel inlay and two sterling silver stars

U.S. Soldiers in Germany, 23rd Infantry on Review - Keystone Stereo Card The bottom of the bottleThis stereo card was manufactured and published in the U. S. A. by Keystone View Company and copyrighted by Underwood & Underwood in the 1920s. It was made for use in a stereoscope and features a stereoscopic pair of images that would appear to be 3D when viewed through the device. The photographs in this stereo card depict World War I United States soldiers from the 23rd Infantry on Review by the Rhine River in Germany. The card is identified by the