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“DEEPLY REGRET TO INFORM YOU THAT IT IS OFFICIALLY REPORTED THAT PRIVATE ALEXANDER WARKOWSKI INFANTRY WAS SEVERELY WOUND IN ACTION NOVEMBER 1” Mother’s archive of World War I letters from her son who was Killed in Action during the Meuse-Argonne Offensive

Alexander Warmowski to Augusta Warmowski

Illinois, New York, and France: 1917-1918. Envelope or Cover. A sad archive containing 20 letters and ephemeral items documenting Private Warmowski’s wartime service and death. Warmowski was born in Poland in 1877, immigrated to United states in 1891, and became a citizen in 1913. During World War I, he was..... More

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“TAKING SURVIVORS ABOARD . . . FINLAND AFTER BEING TORPEDOED.” A terrific photographic record J. P. Morgan’s yacht, the USS Corsair, which was leased by the Navy during World War One to serve as an escort and patrol ship

Compiled by Quartermaster 3rd Class Charles Chambron

1917. Album. This large album measures 12” x 9.5” and contains well over 250 glued-in photographs, most measuring about 4” x 2.5”. The photographs are captioned in white ink on 46 of the albums 48 pages. Ten additional photographs are laid-in including a 10” x 8” official group..... More

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“HOPEFULLY YOU ALREADY HAVE A LOT OF LETTERS AND PARCELS FROM US.” A postcard from home sent to a German prisoner of war held at an American Prisoner of War Enclosure following the Battle of Belleau Wood

Sent to Unterofficier (Sergeant) Friedlaender

From Posen, Prussia (today Poznan, Poland) to PWE #2 (Prisoner of War Enclosure #2) at [Souilly], France: 20 October 1918. Unbound. This postcard was sent to Unterofficier Friedlaender, who was held captive at the U.S. Prisoner of War Enclosure #2 in Souilly, France, from Posen, Prussia via the American Central..... More

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1918 - U.S. Army Siberian Intervention “Forerunner Mail” sent from Hakadote, Japan while enroute from San Francisco to Vladivostok aboard the U. S. Army Transport Logan

“The Battle of Hakadote”

Hakodate, Japan: 23 September 1918. Various. The postaly used envelope bears the return address “Pvt David Kiddie / A.E.F / Siberia” and is free-franked “Soldiers / Mail / U.S.A.” It is addressed to Andrew Kiddie of Oakland, California. It bears a manuscript annotation “Censored / F. G. Nevato / 1st..... More

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