A French map titled "Bar-le-Duc." The map, numbered 51 in a series, is annotated to show the 70th Infantry Brigade headquarters at Louppy, the positions and movement of the 130th Machine Gun Battalion from Genicourt to Brizeaux, and the 140th Infantry from Vanincourt to Brizeaux. Handwriting on the back reads: "140th Inf.," "Urgent," and "B369."
A French map titled "Epinal." The map, numbered 85 in a series, has annotations that indicate allied positions and movement in the areas east and south of Epinal. Another annotation shows the location of the 35th Division headquarters at Gerardmer. Handwriting on the back reads: "Co. A." A hand-drawn graph on the back shows the position of this map in relation to others in a series.
A French map titled "Verdun." The map, numbered 35 in a series, shows 35th Division positioning and front line movement from Boureuilles and Vauquois through Cheppy, Very, Baulny, Charpentry, Apremont, Exermont, and Fleville. Handwriting on the back reads: "Verdun."
A French map titled "Luneville." The map, numbered 70 in a series, is annotated to show the route of train number 46 from Ville-en-Vermois to Bayon.
A French map titled "Bar-Le-Duc." The map, numbered 51 in a series, shows the area north of Bar-le-Duc.
A French map titled "Bar-Le-Duc." The map, numbered 51 in a series, shows the area north of Bar-le-Duc. Handwriting on the back reads: "Bar Le Duc, III."
French map titled "Bar-le-Duc." The map, numbered 51 in a series, has black annotated lines that follow the route of the 128th Machine Gun Battalion. Notes on the back read: "Bar-le-Duc, Hachured, 1/80,000, Route to La Vallee via Erize-la-Petite." Donated by Ward L. Schrantz.
Several French maps glued together. A red annotated line follows the movement of the 128th Machine Gun Battalion from Luneville through Toul. Notes on the back of the map read: "Luneville - Mereville-sur Moselle, Liverdun - Toul," "Rosiere aux Saline," and "Hachured, 1/80,000." Donated by Ward L. Schrantz.
French map of the area around Bar-Le-Duc. The map is listed as number 51 in the series. Annotated in red pencil are positions of the 140th Infantry. Pencil note on the front reads: "Original Road Map used by R.I.O. 140th Inf 35 Div in Argonne Sept and Oct 1918." Red pencil note on the back reads: "Official Road Map used by R.I.O. 140 Inf 35 Div In Argonne." Donated by Ralph E. Truman.
French map of the area around Epinal. The map is listed as number 85 in the series.