Colour Photos of World War 1

[Davros?]

Village of Noyon. Oise. France. 1917


Village of Noyon. Oise. France. 1917


tree under which Napoleon III used to rest. (Village of Noyon. Oise. France. 1917).

[Davros?]

Reims Marne. France 1917


Engineers working in a destroyed forging mill. (Rheims The Marne. France 1917).


Rheims The Marne. France 1917

[Davros?]

A group of Senegalese. (Soissons. Aisne. France. 1917).




Ancient chapel, in Crouy, in ruins

[Davros?]

Algerian sentry. (Soissons. Aisne. France. 1917).

[Kris Silver]

Green k sent for these.

Many thanks, interesting stuff.

Didn't they work out a way to put some basic colours into black and white films? I'm sure I heard about technology like that, subtly predicts some colours faintly based on the depth and shades.

[Davros?]

I've Got an Entire Shelf Full Of War Documentaries, Not Many About WW1, Although I have An Eddystone 1917, The Rifle Most Issued to U.S. Troops in WW1.

If you want a good doc on the 1st war i would get World War 1 : The Great War - Complete BBC Series (7 Disc Box Set) [DVD] it was made in the 1960's and is one of the best and most detailed documentary's i have ever watched but its very long.

[Davros?]

3rd Zouaves relaxing at the camp of la Valbonne

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Cool stuff, thanks for sharing.

[Biggspeed]

Great pics, Thanks for sharing OP!