This page provides textual descriptions and thumbnails, plus links to larger images, of the loose prints portion of the USS Philippines (ID # 1677) Collection. There were originally fifteen prints in this part of the collection. Six were removed to become Photo #s NH 107093 through NH 107098 and three duplicate photographs in the album part of the collection (Lot S-589). The six remaining photos are presented here.
Other photographs originally in this part of the USS Philippines Collection include:
For introductory information on this collection, see:
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Left: S-589-A(1) -- Crowd awaiting news of the signing of the Treaty of Versailles, in Paris, France, 28 June 1919. |
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Left: S-589-A(3) -- French Soldiers guarding the Hotel des Reservoirs, Versailles, France a few minutes before the German delegation left to sign the peace treaty ending World War I, 28 June 1919. |
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Left: S-589-A(4) -- Arrival of President Woodrow Wilson's train at Brest dockyard, France, where he departed for the United States after the signing of the Treaty of Versailles, 29 June 1919. |
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Left: S-589-A(5) -- Aerial photograph of the city of Verdun, France, near the scene of some of World War I's bloodiest fighting. Taken circa 1918. |
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Left: S-589-A(6) -- German submarine at sea, during the First World War. |
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Other photographs originally in this part of the USS Philippines Collection include:
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Page made 25 November 2010