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Category: Brentano’s / Over There Group

Posted on 28 September 201928 September 2019

Happy Anniversary: My Top 10 Great War Stereoviews from Brentano’s

Exactly one year ago today I made my first post on Brooklyn Stereography. Today, I'm going to repay the kindness you've all shown with images of: A bomb blast, a wounded man, a plane crash, a ripped-up corpse, a hastily constructed cemetery, and some very weary Hairies. Happy anniversary from Brooklyn Stereography!

Posted on 28 November 201823 June 2019

One-shot #23: Wilfred Owen’s “Strange Meeting”

A simple image of a skull intentionally staged in a "tunnel" (trench), accompanied by Wilfred Owen's most complex war poem - set in a tunnel... of sorts.

Posted on 24 November 201823 June 2019

One-shot #20: A 75 in action at Verdun

A look at the Canon de 75 mm Modele 1897, in use for almost a century, and the central role it played in defending the Meuse Heights in 1916 at the Battle of Verdun.

Posted on 20 November 201823 June 2019

Acquisition: Brentano’s “Verdun”

A new box of slides from Brentano's - stamped "Verdun" on the front - gives me the opportunity to make some side-by-side comparisons of both duplicate and same-subject images from my collection.

Posted on 11 November 201819 August 2019

Remembrance Day: 100 Years, 100 Photos

Today, on the centenary of the Great War's effective end with the 11 a.m. Armistice, I present 100 stereographic (and 2D) photographs from a soldier's-eye point of view. Lest we forget.

Posted on 8 November 201823 June 2019

One-shot #7: Tranchée des Baïonnettes, Verdun

The Tranchée des Baïonnettes - where 21 men of the 137th Infantry's 3 Company were supposedly buried alive, with only their bayonets poking out above the earth - was photographed after it was excavated during the planning phases of the 1920 monument built on the site.

Posted on 3 November 201823 June 2019

New Acquisition: “Millie’s Nine”

I recently acquired 9 new Great War glass stereoviews from a very generous eBay seller - and present them with captions here.

Posted on 2 November 201823 June 2019

Manille in the Dugout

French soldiers passed the interminably long days, weeks, and months in the trenches in numerous ways. One of these ways was by playing the card game Manille.

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