An original 5.5x3.5" antique photo from a collection of rare Signal Corps photos from the U.S. AEF 37th Engineer Regiment (mostly Company F) from the WWI Meuse-Argonne Offensive. Professionally packaged in a rigid mailer for safe delivery.

Photo Overview

In this compelling historical photograph, we see two members of Company F, 37th Engineer Regiment, during World War 1 situated in Buzancy, France. The year is 1918, amidst the Meuse-Argonne Offensive. The soldiers are captured sitting on a motorbike, donning their military gear, in front of an armored vehicle adorned with the unit's emblem. The atmosphere reflects the intensity and vitality of the American Expeditionary Forces at a pivotal moment in history.

The Meuse-Argonne Offensive was one of the largest operations of the American forces in World War 1, significantly contributing to the war's end. The 37th Engineer Regiment played a crucial role, providing exceptional support in electrical and mechanical engineering. Acquiring this photo brings home a piece of history that marks the bravery and strategic prowess of American engineers. Act now to own a genuine memento from this monumental period.

Text Present

B-41
BUZANCY.
Co F. 37 Engrs.

Print analysis: The photo appears to be an original wartime image from 1918, given the context and style. This is likely a Type 1 photo, directly printed from the original negative around the time of the event due to the handwritten notations.

Condition: In good vintage condition. Back side of photo has some glue/paper remnants from having been part of an album. Please see scans of the image we have provided for the most accurate and complete state of the photo.