Colour Photos of World War 1

[Davros?]

Anyone that likes military history might find these pictures intresting, they are geniunine colour photos taken during the first world war.




Street of the Lombardic ****erel, in ruins (Soissons. Aisne. France. 1917).


Bucy-le-Long, section of machine gunners, 4 soldiers in the ruins, drawing. (Aisne. France. 1917).


Bombing of September 2nd and 3rd. Warehouse of baths. Firefighters. (Northern France. September 3, 1917).

[Davros?]

Frontline trenches. Group of French servicemen, "Poilus", in front of the entrance of a cote. Woods of Hirtzbach. (Haut-Rhin. France. June 16th, 1917).


Chauny. Street Saint-Martin. Ruins under snow. (Village of Noyon. Oise. France. 1917).


University quarter. (Destruction in the Northeast of the cathedral. Reims, Marl. France. April 6th, 1917).

[Davros?]

Senagalese and other colonial troops


Frontline trench, observer. French serviceman at work in the trenches. Woods of Hirtzbach. (Haut-Rhin. France. June 16th, 1917).


Belgian troops carrying their FN Mauser Model 1889 rifles 1916

[Cereal]

Interesting stuff man, nice one. Black and white photos always make the events seem otherworldly.

[baya]

these are pretty cool - i enjoy this stuff a lot.

i didn't know there were color photo graphs back then.

[Reggie Miller]

thank you, looks bad ass.

[RAESAAD]

Very cool.....

[Two Clips]

That's awesome!!

[The Monk]

They are very interesting photos.

I will never understand the First World War; it was an utterly pointless waste of human life.

[Testdead]

Funny the French, Belgiums and Americans were all using German weapons in WW1 the Mauser.