French map titled "Foret D'Argonne." The map, numbered 195 in a series, is overprinted to show trench lines and battery positions as of July 23, 1918. Several red pencil annotations show the movement of the 137th, 138th, 139th, and 140th Infantry (35th Division) from September 28 to September 30, 1918.
A German map titled "Ailly S.O." The map, numbered 167 in a series, is of the Somme region of northern France, southeast of Amiens. The map, made from German aircraft observations, is annotated to show trench systems, positions, and supply of Allied forces as of July 23, 1918. Print at the top left corner translates to: "Don't take this map to the front lines." Handwriting on the back reads: "Luol."
A French map titled "Mont-Sous-Les-Cotes (Vigneulles 2)." The map, numbered 232 in a series, is overprinted to show trench systems. Handwriting on the back reads: "Mont-Sous-Les-Cotes (Vigneulles-2), VII" and "2nd Btn., Lt. Younger."
A French map titled "Mont-Sous-Les-Cotes (Vigneulles 2)." The map, numbered 232 in a series, is overprinted to show trench systems.
A French map titled "Mont-Sous-Les-Cotes (Vigneulles 2)." The map, numbered 232 in a series, has red markings on the bottom right that refer to German positions and resources as of July 20, 1918. Overprinting also shows trench systems.
Two French maps glued together and titled: "Mont Sous les Cotes" and "Fresnes." Notes on the back read: "Machine Gun Defense, Haudiomont," "1/10,000," and "Portions of Mont Sous les Cotes and Fresnes Sheets (Vigneulles 2+3)." Donated by Ward L. Schrantz.
A French map titled "Very." The map, numbered 211 in a series, is overprinted to show trench systems, battery activity, barracks, and other details in the area surrounding Very and Cheppy.
French map titled "Very." The map, numbered 211 in a series, shows the location of the 140th Infantry from September 26 to September 27, 1918 and the 138th Infantry on September 26, 1918. Overprinting shows the location of lodging huts for troops, trench lines, and battery positions. Pencil notes on the back read: "C.O. 140th Inf." and "Very-1/10,000."
A French map of Munster overprinted to highlight transportation and trench systems. Handwritten notes on the back read: "June 25, 1918" and "Opl 6273, P-7."
French map titled "Munster." Stamped at the top of the map in red is "Secret No. 169." The map is annotated to show Allied and German trench lines as of June 25, 1918.