World War, 1914-1918

A French map published in English and titled "Map of Paris: Of the Metro and of the Nord-Sud." The map shows metro line routes, stations, and railways. This map is located on the back of M999.

A French map that is published in English and titled "Map of the Touristic Regions of France." The map shows railways, rivers, prefectures, sub-prefectures, and communes. Another map is on the back and portions of a guide book are attached.

A French map titled "Meuse, par Lacroix." The map shows boundaries and transportation routes throughout the Meuse region of France. Annotations, in black ink, indicate 35th Division movement and positions in the areas near Montfaucon (Aubreville to Exermont), Verdun (Sommedieue), Bar-le-Duc (Bussy and Vavincourt), St. Mihiel, Commercy (St. Aubin, Chonville, Lerouville, Vertuzey), and Toul.

A French map titled "Carte-Campbell No. 2 Bis, Front Franco-Britannique." The map, numbered 2 in a series, shows the location of the front lines as of August 14, 1918 and notes the farthest Allied and German advance. Pencil lines at Ault, Allenay, Tully, and Bethene indicate allied movement.

A French map titled "Carte-Campbell, No. 7 Bis, Front 'Champagne Lorraine.'" The map, numbered 7 in a series, shows the location of the front lines as of September 12 and September 18, 1918. Annotations, in blue and red ink, indicate allied movement in northeast France. The positions of the 28th, 35th, 77th, and 92nd Divisions are also noted. A pencil note on the back reads: "This map for Argonne Location."

An American map titled "Kenyon's Map of the Western Battle Front." The map shows the location of major battles and the movement of battle lines. Annotations, in blue and red pencil, indicate allied movement in the Meuse and Vosges regions of France, as well as several other areas. A note at the bottom right reads "Hadol" and is accompanied with a pencil line to that town. Smaller inset maps show the eastern battle front and the Italian battle front.

A French map, numbered 7 in a series, that is annotated to show the front line in the Champagne Lorraine region as of September 12, 1918 and September 18, 1918.

A French map titled "Camp de Coetquidan." The map is annotated to show the training targets fired upon by the 129th Field Artillery at Camp Coetquidan. The location of headquarters and Battery D, E, and F of the 129th Field Artillery are marked in black ink.

A French map titled "Montfaucon." Pencil markings highlight le Grande Carre Fme, Bantheville, Montfaucon, Cheppy, and Vauquois. Handwriting on the back reads: "E-306.1 X N 289.2, 1/50,000, Bantheville."

A portion of a French map that is overprinted to show German artillery positions and activity in the Verdun region from July 15 to July 31, 1918.