Original WWI German Front Map 1918 & Mons Battle City Plan & Mons Soldiers Photo

All pieces are original WWI-era prints and photograph, not modern reprints.
Each shows normal age-related wear (creases, light staining), consistent with authentic period ephemera.



1. German Front Map titled “Kriegsschauplatz im nördlichen Frankreich” dated 1 July 1918, depicting German military front lines in northern France/Belgium.
Language: German
Frame Size: 16.5"x20.5"

2. City Plan of Mons, Belgium, printed by Imprimerie C. Magerman — detailed street-level layout of a key WWI battleground city.
Frame Size: 14.5"x18.5"

3. WWI Soldiers Group Photograph, showing a full infantry unit with drummers, likely tied to the Mons sector. Uniforms and arms appear era-appropriate for 1914–1918.
Frame Size: 8.15"x20"


Historical context:
Mons was the site of the first major BEF action in August 1914 (“Battle of Mons”) and again in late 1918 during the Allied Hundred Days Offensive.