Guide to the Papers of Bryant Edgar Foster:

Guide to the Papers of Bryant Edgar Foster

Prepared by Holley R. Lange

Colorado State University Archives and Special Collections Morgan Library, Fort Collins, Colorado 80523-1019 USA

Copyright 2007 Colorado State University. All rights reserved.

Finding aid encoded in EAD Version 2002 by Holley R. Lange, 2007.

Collection Summary

Restrictions

Index Terms

Biography

Scope and Contents

Arrangement

Administrative Information

Series Descriptions

Inventory


Collection Summary
	Creator:	Foster, Bryant E.
	Title:	Papers of Bryant Edgar Foster
	Dates:	1891-1969
	Bulk Dates:	1917-1943
	Quantity:	4.25+ linear feet
	Identification:	MBEF
	Abstract:	Bryant E. Foster served with the 89th Division, 314th Ammunition Train, in World War I. Following the war he worked for several years with the Great Western Sugar Company in northern Colorado, and beginning in 1933 worked as an appraiser with the Federal Land Bank. This collection contains material primarily from his Army service, including correspondence (much by Bryant Foster and his wife Lucy Chapin Foster), military papers such as copies of orders, photographs, maps, postcards and a war scrapbook. Also included are a number of diaries by Lucy Foster that cover the war years as well as earlier and later periods. Some miscellaneous materials relating to both the Foster and Chapin families are also included.
	Contact Information:	Archives and Special Collections Morgan Library Colorado State University Fort Collins, Colorado 80523-1019 USA Phone: 970-491-1844 Fax: 970-491-1195 Email: specialcollections@library.colostate.edu URL: http://lib.colostate.edu/archives

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Restrictions

Restrictions on Access

There are no access restrictions on this collection. However, some items are stored off-site, so advanced notice is recommended.

Restrictions on Use

Not all of the material in the collection is in the public domain. Researchers are responsible for addressing copyright issues.

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Index Terms
	This collection is indexed under the following headings in the Colorado State University Libraries online catalog. Researchers seeking materials about related subjects, persons, organizations or places should search the catalog using these headings.
	Subjects:
		World War, 1914-1918.
	Persons:
		Foster, Bryant E.
		Foster, Lucy.
	Organizations:
		United States. Army. American Expeditionary Forces.
	Special Document Types:
		Photographs.
		Maps.
		Diaries.
		Scrapbooks.

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Biography

Bryant E. Foster served with the 89th Division, 314th Ammunition Train, in World War I. Following the war he worked for the Great Western Sugar Company in northern Colorado, and beginning in 1933 worked as an appraiser with the Federal Land Bank. Foster was born on July 25, 1891, in New Mexico, and died in Fort Collins, Colorado, in October of 1968. Foster received a B.S. degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Colorado in 1917. He returned to school at the Colorado Agricultural College and received a B.S. in agronomy in 1926.

Foster married Lucy Chapin on December 21, 1917. They had one daughter, Katharine, born May 30, 1928.

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Scope and Contents

The Papers of Bryant Edgar Foster consists of documents dated 1891 to 1969, with the bulk falling from 1917 to 1943. This collection contains material primarily from Foster's service in the Army, including correspondence (much by Bryant Foster and his wife Lucy Chapin Foster), military papers such as copies of orders, photographs, maps, postcards and a war scrapbook. Also included are a number of diaries by Lucy Chapin Foster that cover the war years as well as earlier and later periods. Some miscellaneous materials relating to both the Foster and Chapin families are also included.

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Arrangement

The collection consists of seven series in four boxes and three oversized folders:



		Series I: Correspondence, 1917-1969
		Series II: Diaries of Lucy Chapin Foster, 1908-1943
		Series III: Military service, 1917-1926 and undated
		Series IV: Personal and family papers, 1891-1956 and undated
		Series V: Maps, 1918 and undated
		Series VI: Photographs and scrapbook, 1918-1919 and undated
		Series VII: Artifacts, 1913-1916 and undated

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Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

Papers of Bryant Edgar Foster, Archives and Special Collections, Colorado State University.

Acquisition

The Papers of Bryant Edgar Foster was acquired by James E. Hansen for the Colorado Agricultural Records Project in July 1981, and was transferred to the Colorado Agricultural Archive in February 2004. In 2008 the collection was transferred from the Colorado Agricultural Archive to the manuscript collections.

Processing

Processing was completed in September 2007. Materials were re-housed in acid-free folders and boxes and partially rearranged to correspond to series. Metal fasteners were removed and news clippings and letters were placed between sheets of acid-free paper. The scrapbook was digitized, photographs removed and placed in protective sleeves, paper currency removed and placed in protective sleeves, and papers removed to acid-free folders.

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Series Descriptions

Series I: Correspondence, 1917-1969 (0.75 linear feet)

This series consists primarily of correspondence to and from Bryant Foster and Lucy Foster, with additional correspondence to other family members. Arrangement is alphabetical by folder title.

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Series II: Diaries of Lucy Chapin Foster, 1908-1943 (0.75 linear feet)

This series consists of diaries written by Lucy Chapin Foster, with arrangement by date. There are thirteen diaries, which contain typical diary entries relating activities and Lucy Chapin Foster's comments on events and people in her life.

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Series III: Military service, 1917-1926 and undated (0.5 linear feet)

This series consists of orders, reports, and other papers related to Foster's military service. Arrangement is alphabetical.

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Series IV: Personal and family papers, 1891-1956 and undated (0.75 linear feet)

This series consists of a variety of materials related to the Foster and Chapin families, including yearbooks, clippings, genealogy, and postcards. Arrangement is alphabetical.

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Series V: Maps, 1918 and undated (0.25+ linear feet)

This series consists primarily of European maps related to Foster's service in the military and appearing to have been used in the field. Arrangement is alphabetical by map title.

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Series VI: Photographs and scrapbook, 1918-1919 and undated (1.0+ linear feet)

This series consists of photographs and a scrapbook. The photographs include both family and military service images. The scrapbook includes photographs, some postcards, paper currency, orders and other service-related paperwork. Arrangement is photographs followed by scrapbook materials.

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Series VII: Artifacts, 1913-1916 and undated (0.25 linear feet)

This series consists of only a few items, including uniform patches, a flag, and a newspaper. Arrangement is alphabetical.

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Inventory

Note: Title information supplied by the archivist is bracketed. Two identical copies of the same item are indicated by the phrase "2 copies" at the end of the entry.


Series I: Correspondence
Box	Folder
1	1	Letters to Bryant. 1918-1919.
1	2	Letters to Bryant. 1918, transcribed, 1969.
1	3	Letters to Leverett A. Chapin. 1917-1918.
1	4-9	Letters to Lucy. 1917-1919.
1	10	Letters to Lucy by friends. 1919-1931.
1	11-12	Letters to Rev. and Mrs. Chapin. 1917-1918.
1	13	Miscellaneous correspondence. 1918-1950.

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Series II: Diaries of Lucy Chapin Foster
Box	Folder
1	14-18	Diaries. 1908, 1916, 1917, 1919, 1928, 1930, 1933-1937 [in one volume], 1938, 1939, 1940 [summer vacation], 1941, 1942, 1943.
1	19	[School memory book]. 1913-1915.

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Series III: Military service
Box	Folder
2	1	314th Ammunition Train song. undated. 2 copies
2	2	Camp Dodge, Iowa, motor battalion. 1919.
2	3	Camp Funston, Kansas. 1917.
2	4	Camp Upton, Horse Batt. 1919.
2	5	Citizen's military training camps. 1922.
2	6	Company "D", 314 Ammunition Train. 1919.
2	7	English, George. History of the 89th Division, 1917, 1918, 1919. Denver, Colo.: War Society of the 89th Division. 1920.
2	8	Enlistment and discharge papers. 1919-1923.
2	9	Exchange officer. 1919.
2	10	Fort Riley, Kansas. 1917.
2	11	Gas attack reports, May 1918-Sept. 1918. 1918.
2	12	General H.Q., AEF, appointments, special order no. 120. 1919.
2	13	Headquarters, 8th corps areas. 1921-1926.
2	14	Headquarters, 89th Division, Germany. 1919.
2	15	Headquarters, 103rd Division, Denver. 1921-1925.
2	16	Headquarters, 164th, F.A. Brigade. 1918.
2	17	Headquarters, 314th Ammunition Train. 1919.
2	18	Headquarters, Motor Battalion, 314th Ammunition Train. 1918-1919.
2	19	Histories of 89th Division and 314th Ammunition Train. 1919, undated.
2	20	Papers by John J. Pershing. 1919.
2	21	Soldiers and sailors insurance. 1917, 1919.
2	22	War Dept., special orders, regulations. 1919, 1922.

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Series IV: Personal and family papers
Box	Folder
2	23	Alumni directory of the College of Engineering, University of Colorado. 1937, 1947.
2	24	Burdick, R. T. Net returns from winter feeding, cattle and lambs, northern Colorado. Fort Collins, Colo.: Colorado Agricultural Experiment Station. Misc. series paper no. 112. 1941.
2	25	Clippings. 1913, 1917-1919, 1923, 1936, undated.
2	26	The Coloradoan, 1917, compiled and published by the Junior Class, University of Colorado. 1916.
2	27	El Coyote [yearbook Roswell High School, N.M.]. 1913.
2	28	[Credits made by Foster, Bryant E., Colorado Agricultural College]. 1923-1925.
2	29	[Foster field book]. undated.
2	30	Foster report to C.E. Till. 1956.
2	31	Homestead in New Mexico. 1919-1927.
2	32	Irrigation in Colorado and Wyoming. undated.
2	33	[Ledger, shipping of potatoes, onions, cabbage, Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Missouri, Kansas, Tennessee, Arkansas, Nebraska, Wyoming, Louisiana, Arizona Territory, Mississippi, New Mexico]. 1891-1922.
2	34	Lucy Chapin scholarship certificate. 1915.
2	35	Miscellaneous. 1926, 1941, undated.
2	36	[Monday Club, program, Hillrose, Colorado]. 1927.
2	37	Mrs. Bryant (Lucy) Foster genealogy, 17th century. 1957.
2	38	[Postcards, United States, Germany, France]. undated.
2	39	[Program commencement week]. 1926.
2	40	[Ration books]. undated.
2	41	Silver Spruce [yearbook Colorado Agricultural College]. 1927.
3	1	[ Trier (Treves) and its curiosities, illustrated guide of the town and its environs. Trier: Lintz]. 1918. 56pp.
3	2	[University of Colorado, College of Engineering, 1917 graduates, retired, deceased, no record]. 1962.
3	3	Welcome guest [guest book]. 1919-1938.
			This is in Preservation for mold assessment.

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Series V: Maps

Box

Folder

Drwr 9

Carte, guide, Campbell no. 7, Vosges. Paris: Ed. Blondel La Rougery. 1918. Fragile

Drwr 9

Carte routiere pour automobilistes, cyclists, nord-est de la france. Paris: A. Taride. undated.

Drwr 9

Clason's guide map of Denver and suburbs, Colorado. Denver, Colo.: Clason Map Co. undated. Fragile

Drwr 9

Map to illustrate the Meuse-Argonne offensive, first, second and last phases, to accompany report of the Commander in Chief, November 20, 1918. 1918.

Drwr 9

Map to illustrate the offensive of the St. Mihiel Salient, to accompany report of the Commander in Chief, November 20, 1918. 1918.

Drwr 9

Series VI. Scrapbook. Nouvelle carte de France, Belgique, Bords du Rhin, Suisse, etc. A. Taride, ed. Paris. undated.

Drwr 9

Rand McNally war map of all Europe and Asia. Chicago, Ill.: Rand McNally. undated. Designed to be folded in cover.

Drwr 9

Rand McNally war map of the entire western battle front in Europe. Chicago, Ill.: Rand McNally. undated. Designed to be folded in cover.

Drwr 9

Series VI. Scrapbook. Thiaucourt. Printed at base printing plant, 29th Engineers, U.S. Army, 1918. 1918.

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Series VI: Photographs and scrapbook
Box	Folder
		Photographs.
3	4		[Photographs]. 1916-1938, undated. Many unidentified, with a total of 77 photographs, 2 postcards and 5 negatives
Drwr 9	3		[314th Ammunition Train]. 1919, undated. 3 photographs
Drwr 9	3		341st Field Artillery. undated.
Drwr 9	3		U.S.N.G. U.S. Mobilization Camp 9-27-16, engineers. 1916.
		Scrapbook. 1918-1919, undated.
			Photographs.
3	5			[Loose items at front: 1 postcard, 1 photograph, 1 identity card for Bryant Foster].
3	6			[Page 1]: [Birds eye view, Camp Funston, before completed]; Gun drill; Getting shot; Tug of war.
3	6			[Page 2]: Receiving recruits [Camp Funston]; Ready for drill [Camp Funston]; Bathing at Rockaway Beach; Retreat at Camp Mills.
3	6			[Page 3]: Servant of Madam Lafon; Capt. Hunt; Capt Hunt & servant; Maison Lafon; unlabeled.
3	6			[Page 4]: Side view of chateau; French kiddie; Front view of chateau; Entrance to chateau.
3	6			[Page 5]: Explosion of a hand grenade; Capt. McPheters at home; Heinie and his equipment; Entrance to kitchen at St. Baussant; Front door to kitchen.
3	6			[Page 6]: Trenches near St. Baussant [photograph missing]; Communicating trench; Old German trench; Smashed wire after the drive.
3	6			[Page 7]: When Fritz got our balloon; St. Baussant; St. Baussant; Fritz did not have time to use them.
3	6			[Page 8]: Entrance to deep dugout; From the air [photograph missing]; From the air [photograph missing]; Pannes before the drive [postcard]; Pannes before the drive [postcard].
3	6			[Page 9]: Waiting for the "Zero Hour"; Over the top; British tank; Some of the results.
3	6			[Page 10]: German kitchen; They needed training; German cavalry patrol; Shell explosion set fire to building.
3	6			[Page 11]: Captured doughboy helping carry away wounded Germans; Fritz under fire; Finis; The scene of much fighting.
3	6			[Page 12]: A deserted trench; Shell explosion blew horse into tree; Reims Cathedral from the air; Shell unearthed the dead; Skeletons in an old French church.
3	6			[Page 13]: After a German attack; Bolsheviki methods; Slaughtered Roumanians.
3	6			[Page 14]: Film taken from body of dead German and prints made [4 photographs on page].
3	6			[Page 15]: [Unlabeled]; In the air; A Frenchman shot down; A burning German plane.
3	6			[Page 16]: Two Germans after one Frenchman [photograph missing]; A British flyer and his plane [photograph loose]; [unlabeled]; Fritz and his plane [photograph loose].
3	6			[Page 17]: A Frenchmans last dive; Quentin Roosvelt and his wrecked plane; Quentin's grave.
3	6			[Between page 16-17]: Two loose photographs, unlabeled.
3	7			[Page 18]: Dutch aviator and mechanics; Frenchman after a Dutch balloon; German archie.
3	7			[Page 19]: Communicating trench; Similar to the one that fired on Paris; German "77" in emplacement ready for action; A German "Heavy".
3	7			[Page 20]: The German retreat through Luxemburg; American entrance to Luxemburg; Guarding road across "no mans land" for Armistice Commission.
3	7			[Page 21]: The Kaiser on the Roumanian Front; Kaiser and staff; Kaiser reviewing troops; German retreat through Luxemburg.
3	7			[Page 22]: Hindenburg flooded the Russians and captured 40,000 early in the war; A canal in Flanders; During the Spartist uprising in Berlin.
3	7			[Page 23]: On way to St. Nazaire; Convoy in park at Toul; Stuck in the mud at St. Nazaire; Stopped for lunch at Chateau Briant.
3	7			[Page 24]: French kids near St. Nazaire; Helping the poor quad; Such was life at St. Nazaire; Assembly park at St. Nazaire.
3	7			[Page 25]: Pvt. Peterson; Near St. Nazaire; Charles Curry; Non commissioned officers Co.D. 314 Amm. Train; Capt. Hunt and Capt. Long.
3	7			[Page 26]: Capt. Hunt; 1st Sgt. Bradstreet; Capt. Hunt at desk; Baby tank rescued from shell hole; Wrecked quad.
3	7			[Page 27]: Sgt. Spiker; Lt. Hennigan & Capt. Manning; Pvt. Wagoner; Farming in Germany; The women do the work.
3	8			[Page 28]: Capt. Hunt; Lt. Bryan; Capt. Hunt; A view near Speicher; Gas station in Badem.
3	8			[Page 29]: Old church in Badem, built in 12th century; Ox team in Badem; Vianda on the Luxemburg border; Near Speicher Germany [photograph missing].
3	8			[Page 30]: Baby tank; Unfortunate quad; Railroad yards at Bitburg; Switch station at Erdorf.
3	8			[Page 31]: Range practice; Near Dudledorf; Rapid fire; Ammunition dump near Motsch.
3	8			[Page 32]: Lined up for mess; Co.D's kitchen in Badem; Corp. Plunk at the cross roads; The laborers of Badem.
3	8			[Page 33]: Division headquarters at Kylburg [color postcard]; View of Kylburg from high hill [postcard]; Tunnel guard and guard house at Kylburg; Kylburg [color postcard].
3	8			[Page 34]: City of Luxemburg [postcard]; Old Roman acqueduct near Metz [postcard]; Bridge designed by an American [postcard]; Winding road near Speicher.
3	8			[Page 35]: Near Speicher; Porta Nigra Hotel Trier; Vianda on Luxemburg border; Aviation field at Trier.
3	8			[Page 36]: Trier bombed by British in 1917; Capt. Hunt; Statue at junction of Rhine and Moselle; Roman ruins Trier [photograph loose]; Lined up for Pershings review, Trier Germany.
3	8			[Page 37]: YMCA fest hall at Coblenz; Statue at Coblenz; Amusement directory at Coblenz; Coblenz and Kaisers Castle.
3	8			[Page 38]: Kaisers Castle at Coblenz; Rhine; Excursion boat on Rhine; Fort Ehrenbreitstein opposite Coblenz.
3	8			[Page 39]: Railroad bridge at Coblenz; Railroad yard at Trier; Pontoon bridge at Coblenz.
3	8			[Page 40]: Agamemnon, the boat that brought us "Home"; First view of Statute of Liberty; Taken at the halfway house.
			Currency.
3	9			[Page 43. Paper currency. 5 bills]: 5 Funf Franken, Luxemburgischer Staat; 5 Francs, Banque Nationale de Beligique; 2 Zivei Franken, Luxemburgischer Staat; Funf Mark, Darlehnskassenschein; Gutschein iber Funf Mark [verso up].
			[Papers].
3	10			[Page 44]: Anfrage der Deutschen Regierung, 1918.
3	10			[Page 45]: Headquarters 164th F.A. Brigade, Camp de Souge, France, July 24, 1918, Special Orders: no. 76.
3	10			[Page 46]: Headquarters 89th Division, American Expeditionary Forces, December 13, 1918, standard of conduct in Germany.
3	10			[Page 47]: Headquarters 314th Ammunition Train, American Expeditionary Forces, 12 November 1918, [letter of commendation for 314th Ammunition Train from Edward T. Donnelly conveyed by J.D. Tilford].
3	10			[Page 49]: Confidential, 37th Division, A.E.F., Second Section... summary of intelligence, October 13 to October 14, 1918.
3	10			[Page 51]: Headquarters, Eighty Ninth Division, Germany, 16 February 1919. Special orders, no. 47.
3	10			[Page 53] Headquarters Motor Batalion [sic], Ammunition Train, Sept. 22, 1918. Ammunition order, no. 4.
3	10			[Page 54]: Headquarters 314th Ammunition Train, 22nd September 1918, movement order, no. 33.
3	10			[Page 55]: Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314th Ammunition Train, September 25, 1918. Ammunition order, no. 11.
3	10			[Page 56]: Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314th Ammunition Train, September 25, 1918.
3	10			[Page 57]: Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314th Ammunition Train, September 26, 1918, Ammunition order no. 13. Office of Division Munition Officer, 26 September 1918, memorandum to commanding officer 314th Ammunition Train. Headquarters, Corps Artillery, Fourth Corps, American Expeditionary Forces, France, Sep. 26. [3 sheets clipped together].
3	10			[Page 58]: Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314 Ammunition Train, September 27, 1918. Ammunition order no. 18.
3	10			[Page 59]: Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314 Ammunition Train, September 27, 1918. Ammunition order no. 24.
3	10			[Page 60]: Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314 Ammunition Train, September 28, 1918. Ammunition order no. 30.
3	10			[Page 61]: Headquarters 314th Ammunition Train, American Expeditionary Forces, 29 September 1918. Special orders no. 125.
3	10			[Page 62]: Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314 Ammunition Train, September 30, 1918. memorandum [on ammunition orders 40 and 41].
3	10			[Page 63]: Headquarters 314th Ammunition Train, American Expeditionary Forces, 30 September 1918. Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314 Ammunition Train, September 30, 1918, Ammunition order no. 40. [2 sheets clipped together].
3	10			[Page 64]: Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314 Ammunition Train, October 2, 1918. Ammunition order no. 51.
3	10			[Page 65]: Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314 Ammunition Train, October 4, 1918. Ammunition order no. 57.
3	10			[Page 66]: Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314 Ammunition Train, October 5th, 1918, Ammunition order no. 66 Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314 Ammunition Train, October 8, 1918, Ammunition order no. 72. [2 sheets clipped together].
3	10			[Page 67]: Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314 Ammunition Train, October 9, 1918, Ammunition order no. 79. Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314 Ammunition Train, October 20, 1918, Ammunition order no. 103. [2 sheets clipped together].
3	10			[Page 68]: Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314 Ammunition Train, October 21, 1918, Ammunition order no. 113. Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314 Ammunition Train, November 4, 1918, Ammunition order no. 176. [2 sheets clipped together].
3	10			[Page 69]: Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314 Ammunition Train, October 25, 1918, Ammunition order no. 133. Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314 Ammunition Train, October 28, 1918, ammunition order no. 140. [2 sheets clipped together].
3	10			[Page 70]: Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314 Ammunition Train, November 1, 1918, Ammunition order no. 156.
3	10			[Page 71]: Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314 Ammunition Train, October 31, 1918, ammunition order no. 152. Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314th Ammunition Train, November 2, 1918, ammunition order no. 160. [2 sheets clipped together].
3	10			[Page 72]: Headquarters 314th Ammunition Train, American Expeditionary Forces, 7 November 1918, memo to Motor Battalion.
3	10			[Page 73]: Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314 Ammunition Train, October 4, 1918, ammunition order no. 59.
3	10			[Page 74]: Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314th Ammunition Train, November 4, 1918, ammunition order no. 174. Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314 Ammunition Train, November 7, 1918, ammunition order no. 189. [2 sheets clipped together].
3	10			[Page 75]: Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314 Ammunition Train, November 7, 1918, ammunition order no. 186. Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314 Ammunition Train, November 8, 1918, ammunition order no. 205. [2 sheets clipped together].
3	10			[Page 76]: Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314 Ammunition Train, November 10, 1918, ammunition order no. 211.
3	10			[Page 77]: Field return of 314th Ammunition Train, casual detachment for Camp Grant Ill., for June 1st 1919, station Camp Upton, N.Y. 32) Summary Sam [newsletter]. American Drive in the St. Mihiel Salient [map] [from Literary Digest for September 28,1918] [sheets clipped together].
3	10			[Page 79]: Photo, unlabeled. Headquarters 314th Ammunition Train American Expeditionary Forces, Baden Germany 10 Jan. 1919, special order no. 6. Map of the Marne-Champagne Drive, 1918 [from Literary Digest for August 3, 1918]. [sheets clipped together].
3	10			[Page 81]: Pass [to visit Cologne], April 11th, 1919. Pass, 23 Dec 1918. Second battle of the Marne [map] [from Literary Digest for August 10, 1918]. [3 sheets together].
3	10			[Loose in book following a few pages]: Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314 Ammunition Train, October 25, 1918, ammunition order no. 124.
			[Loose at back of scrapbook].
3	11			Photographs [33 black and white, including some duplicates].
3	12			Headquarters 314th Ammunition Train, American Expeditionary Forces, October 27, 1918, Roster of officers with emergency addresses in the U.S.
3	12			Nouvelle carte de France, Belgique, Bords du Rhin, Suisse, etc. A. Taride, ed. Paris. Undated.
3	12			Thiaucourt. Printed at base printing plant, 29th Engineers, U.S. Army, 1918.
3	12			Company D, 314th Ammunition Train, France, Nov. 1918. [list of names with addresses].
3	12			Headquarters 314th Ammunition Train, aboard U.S.S. Agamemnon, 18 May 1919.
3	12			Memorandum. Headquarters 314th Ammunition Train, U.S.A. [sic] Agamemnon, May 16/19. Special orders number 88, assignment of officers.
3	12			Headquarters Motor Battalion, 314th Ammunition Train, November 3, 1918, ammunition order no.170 (with handwritten note attached).
3	12			Headquarters 314th Ammunition Train, aboard U.S.S. Agamemnon, 18 May 1919, memorandum [police of decks].
4	1		[Scrapbook, with photographs removed].
4	2		[Printout of digitized scrapbook photographs].

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Series VII: Artifacts
Box	Folder
3	10	Class of 1917, junior promenade, University of Colorado. 1916.
Drwr 9	1	Evening Star. March 4, 1913. Picture section from the Washington, D.C., newspaper
3	11	[Ten year pin and certificate, Lions Club]. undated.
3	12	[Uniform patches, flag]. undated.

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