An original 3.5x2.5" antique photo from a set of photos from a member of the 4th Division, 139th Infantry, in WWI. Many of the photos from this set have hand written captions from the soldier. This is likely a one of a kind shot. Professionally packaged in a rigid mailer for safe delivery.

Photo Overview

This photograph captures an aerial view of the Pontanezen Barracks in Brest, France, where military camps and structures are visible against the expansive landscape during World War I. The image likely documents elements related to the 4th Division, 139th Infantry's activities, either during training or deployment in Europe.

Pontanezen Barracks in Brest played a significant role in WWI as a major base and transit camp for American Expeditionary Forces (AEF) soldiers arriving in France. It served as a point of entry for troops before heading to the front lines and was essential for supporting and organizing military operations in Europe.

Text Present

Pontanezen
Brest France

Condition: Fair to good antique condition. Please see photos for scans of the surface.