A map numbered 14 in a series and titled "Abbeville." The map of northern France shows transportation routes, chateaus, farms, church or chapel towers, forts, quarries, water and wind mills, and lighthouses. Eu, France is circled in red ink. Handwriting on the back reads: "Abbeville." Donated by Ralph C. Blades.
A French map titled "Carte pour Automobilistes & Cyclistes-Belgique, Section Est." The map, numbered 1 in a series, shows transportation routes in Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Luxembourg, and Germany. Handwriting on the back reads: "Joseph Pride, No 1, Mons-Arras" and "Belgium." Donated by Joseph C. Pride.
A map titled "North West Europe." The map, numbered 4 in a series, shows transportation routes, international boundaries, churches, forts, forests, and woods in northern France and western Belgium. On the back is a graph showing how the maps of this series align.
A French map, numbered 2 in a series, that shows roads, railways, rivers, canals, and other transportation routes in Northeast France, Belgium, Luxembourg, and Germany. Donated by L.M. Ashlock.
A French map titled "Malines." The map, numbered 23 in a series, shows the area around Mechelen, Belgium.
A French map titled "Gand." The map, numbered 22 in a series, shows the area around Ghent, Belgium.
A French map titled "Bruxelles." The map, numbered 31 in a series, shows the area around Brussels, Belgium.
A French map that is numbered 64 in a series and titled "Angers-Orleans." Annotations, in black ink, presumably show the movement of James Monteith's 128th Field Artillery. Two lines, from Le Mans and Angers, stretch through Tours to Mehun. Donated by James K. Monteith.
A French map that is numbered 59 in a series and titled "St. Brieuc-Rennes." Annotations, in black ink, presumably show the movement of James Monteith's 128th Field Artillery from Plouaret through St. Brieuc and Rennes to Montsurs. Donated by James K. Monteith.
A French map that is numbered 57 in a series and titled "Verdun-Wissembourg." Annotations, in black ink, presumably show the movement of James Monteith's 128th Field Artillery from Rosnes to Haudiomont. Verdun and Saint Mihiel are also circled in black ink. Donated by James K. Monteith.