Photograph- Military grave in France of Harvey Hottenstein.
Description
Military grave in France of Harvey Hottenstein. Customer: Miss Ella Hottenstein, West Vine Street. Harvey M. Hottenstein served as a mechanic in Ambulance Company 111. Killed in action August 17, 1918.
Photograph- Members of Ambulance Company 111 at Hoboken Pier upon their return from France during World War I.
Description
Group of seven soldiers on a wharf. Members of Ambulance Company 111 at Hoboken Pier upon their return from France during World War I. Identified clockwise from back left are: Ralph Ochs, Herman Molin, Paul X. Murphy, Roy C. Miesse, Harry Mandatta, George Metzger and Lawrence Parker. All were from Lancaster County except for Harry Mandatta. Customer: Ida Parker, Millersville, PA.
Photograph- Soldiers and vehicles of Ambulance Company 111, posed at American and West Indies Cigar Co. on Tobacco Avenue, Lancaster.
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Soldiers and vehicles of Ambulance Company 111, posed at American and West Indies Cigar Co. on Tobacco Avenue, Lancaster. Customer: Flory Bros., East King Street.
Photograph- Saxon Scout Car, body made by Schutte Body Company, with large group of people in front of City Hall for car presentation to Sergeant Gandy, United States Marine Corps.
Photograph- Saxon Scout Car, body made by Schutte Body Company, with large group of people in front of City Hall for car presentation to Sergeant Gandy, United States Marine Corps.
Description
Saxon Scout Car, body made by Schutte Body Company, with large group of people in front of City Hall for car presentation to Sergeant Gandy, United States Marine Corps. Customer: New Era Printing
