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This 316th U.S. Infantry letterhead comes from a WWI letter written by a soldier at Camp Mead, Maryland, in 1918.
This Red Cross American Expeditionary Force letterhead comes from a WWI letter written by a soldier in France, in 1918. This soldier was with the 336th Machine Gun Battalion.
This Columbus Service Club, Chicago, Illinois letterhead comes from a WWI letter written by a soldier at Camp Perry, Great Lakes, Illinois, just after WWI, in 1919.
This Knights of Columbus On Active Service With American Expeditionary Forces letterhead comes from a letter written by a soldier serving in France in WWI, after armistice, in 1919.
This colorful Knights of Columbus letterhead comes from a letter written by a soldier serving in France, just after WWI, in 1919.
This Great Lakes, Illionois Naval Training Station letterhead comes from a letter written just after WWI, by a sailor in 1919.
This Fort Riley and Junction City Community House for Soldiers and Citizens letterhead comes from a WWI letter written by a soldier at Fort Riley, Kansas, in 1917.
This Highland Park Illinois, Army and Navy Center letterhead comes from a letter written after WWI by a sailor in 1919.
WWI Letterheads
This Regimental Union Milliken Regiment letterhead comes from a WWI letter written by a Captain, in 1918.
This 18th Field Artillery letterhead was on a WWI letter written by a soldier at Fort Bliss Texas, in 1918.
This Jewish Welfare Board United States Army and Navy letterhead was on a WWI letter written by a soldier at Camp Devens, Mass., in 1918
This 2nd Engineers Training Regiment Camp Humphreys, Virginia letterhead, was on a WWI letter written in 1918, by a soldier at Camp Forrest, Tennessee.
This Camp Grant, Rockford, Illionois letterhead, was on a WWI letter written by a soldier in training, in 1918.
This Ordnance Department Mortor School, F.A.R.D. Camp Jackson, South Carolina letterhead, is from a WWI letter written in 1918.
This Camp MacArthur Waco, Texas letterhead, was on a WWI letter written by a soldier there, in 1918.
This Camp McClellan Anniston, Alabama letterhead, is from a WWI letter written by a soldier there in 1918.
This Aviation Section U.S. Army letterhead, was on a WWI letter written by a soldier in 1918.
This American Red Cross U.S. General Hospital No. 14 Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia letterhead was written by a soldier there just after WWI, in 1919.
This 209th U.S. Engineers letterhead was on a letter written by a soldier at Camp Sheridan, just after WWI, in 1919
This 343rd Machine Gun Battalion letterhead was on a WWI letter, written by a soldier at Camp Travis, Texas, in 1917.
This patriotic letterhead was on a WWI letter written by a soldier at Camp Wadsworth, in 1918.
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