33rd Division: Across No-Man's Land: Photolog hy Sergeant First Class Barmett W. Harris
Chicago: R.R. Donneley at the Lakeside Press for the Division, 1919. Hardcover. Oblong folio in gray over black cloth stamped in black and yellow with title and Division insignia. A remarkably well-preserved generally fine example, touch of fade abouth the outer portions of the gray cloth front board. A "photolog" of the actions of the 33rd Infantry Division of the U.S. Army National Guard during World War I. The Division was formed in 1917 and fought along the Western Front at Amiens, Hamel, the Meues-Argonne offensive, Second Battle of the Somme, and Saint Mihiel. The photographs were taken and assembled by Barnett Harris who was a 1st Sergeant in Ambulance Company no. 129. Additional drawings accompanying the images by Pvt. Dudley J. Nelson of the 123rd Infantry. The entire volume consists of full page or collage-page photographs of battlefields, ruined structures, mortars and gas canisters, and places such as "Dead Man's Hill" and "Bivouac of the Dead-Hill 337 East of Sivry-sur-meuse" Fine. Item #E36010
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