Paul Landais and others First World War, 1914-1918. War diaries of Paul Landais, 311th Infantry Regiment. Narbonne Hospital. Souge camp. Béthancourt cemetery. Cambronne cemetery. Ribécourt. Church. Town Hall. Railway station. Saussoy post office. Sabarot substation. Wood cutting at Dampierre-sur-Auve. Argers. Active kitchen. Corvée. Beauséjour. Famelard hose. Food depot. Ammunition depot. Torpedoes. Suippes. German soldiers. Dead bodies. Ponthion. Reims. Regiment in Italy. Marostica. Asolo. Horse thrown into a tree by a shell. Compiègne. Rollot. Chevincourt. Reclaiming land. Telephone operators at work. Rosières. Church bombed. Ruins. Chaulnes. New Year's Eve at the Tour carrée station. Funeral of Joseph Gallieni. Three (3) in-8 notebooks containing approximately 427 vintage silver prints and 12 postcards, laminated on sheets. Numerous handwritten annotations and dates on the mounts. Some newspaper clippings, maps and correspondence. Sizes: 4 x 6 to 14 x 10 cm