Named WW I, 79th Division, AEF Doughboys French RPPC Carte Postale, c. 1919

Description

Pair of WW I, 79th Division, AEF Doughboys (one named & one unnamed) French "Carte Postale" RPPC Photo/Portrait, circa 1919.
This RPPC depicts one identified (Harrold Himesley), and one unidentified 79th Division Doughboys, circa 1919. One is identified as such by the blue and white, shield shaped, "Cross of Lorraine" shoulder patch. Both of their lower-left sleeves bear a single gold overseas service chevron, which indicate that each served between 3 and 6 months overseas in France, and, or Germany. The seated soldier's collar disc bears the crossed artillery barrels of the field artillery, while the standing Doughboy wears a U.S. collar disc, as well as a musician/buglers cap badge on his collar.
The location where the photo was taken is not known.
The postcard is unposted and printed on French postcard stock.
This one-hundred, plus, year old postcard is in excellent condition. Additional information, or other high-resolution scans, can be provided upon request.
Please refer to posted photos for this photographs' actual condition.
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