"Freedom's Triumph: The Why, When and Where of the European Conflict" — WWI Pictorial History, circa 1918

A remarkable piece of World War I history — Freedom's Triumph: The Why, When and Where of the European Conflict, published by The Magazine Circulation Co., Inc., Publishers of Woman's Weekly, Chicago. A large-format pictorial history of the Great War, packed with dramatic black-and-white battlefield photography documenting the conflict as it unfolded.

The interior pages bring the war to life with photographic spreads covering:

• Field artillery in action — French and American forces
• Aerial warfare and early aircraft
• Trench warfare and infantry movements
• French mortar and artillery operations
• Troops en route to the front lines
• Captioned wire service photographs from the front

Size: 14" x 10.5" — a substantial large-format volume.

A serious piece of WWI ephemera and a primary source document of the era. The photographic content alone makes this a compelling find for military history collectors.

Condition Notes

Heavy cover wear and soiling consistent with age. Spine shows significant damage — peeling and cracking at the hinge, clearly shown in photos. Interior pages are mostly intact with age toning throughout. Please review all photos carefully before purchasing.

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