Great Photographs #5

This page is dedicated to great Spanish-American War and Indian War photographs. Items appropriate for this page are: battle pictures, close-ups of soldiers with accouterments such as belts, canteens, satchels, saddles, carbine boots, encampments, tents, parades, etc. If you have a photograph appropriate for this page, contact: afrasca@erinet.com. Please leave an e-mail address or telephone number so that interested people will be able to contact you.
  1. Stereo image of American soldiers with Krag carbines in the Philipines. The caption reads: "American Soldiers entrenched at Pasay - awaiting orders to fire - Philipine Islands, 1899". Photograph from Terry McGinnis at stooffixer@aol.com. Click on Image to enlarge. Click on the BACK button to return to this page. Please ask permission before using this photo in publications.
  2. Photograph from the Spanish American War showing living conditions, several trapdoors and a Krag rifle. Photograph from Bill Chachula at usmilcol@adelphia.net. Click on Image to enlarge. Click on the BACK button to return to this page. Please ask permission before using this photo in publications.
  3. Maryland Volunteer for the Spanish American War soldier outside of his tent. Photograph from Bill Chachula at usmilcol@adelphia.net, and digitized by Joe Poyer. Click on Image to enlarge. Click on the BACK button to return to this page Please ask permission before using this photo in publications.
  4. A cavalryman from the 1880s. The carbine has a buckhorn sight. Under the civilian belt rig is a Mills belt with the 1881 cast plate. Photograph from Bill Chachula at usmilcol@adelphia.net, and digitized by Joe Poyer. Click on Image to enlarge. Click on the BACK button to return to this page. Please ask permission before using this photo in publications.
  5. Spanish American War from some State Volunteer Militia with a trapdoor rifle. Photograph from Bill Chachula at usmilcol@adelphia.net, and digitized by Joe Poyer. Click on Image to enlarge. Click on the BACK button to return to this page. Please ask permission before using this photo in publications.
  6. A corporal and sergeant, 1st Cavalry. The photo is marked, W.H. McKay Photographers, 5135 North 24th St., Omaha, Neb. Photograph from Bill Chachula at usmilcol@adelphia.net, and digitized by Joe Poyer. Click on Image to enlarge. Click on the BACK button to return to this page. Please ask permission before using this photo in publications.
  7. A bugler from the 1880s. Note the re-enforcement on the trousers. Photo taken at Fort Yates, North Dakota. Photograph from Bill Chachula at usmilcol@adelphia.net, and digitized by Joe Poyer. Click on Image to enlarge. Click on the BACK button to return to this page. Please ask permission before using this photo in publications.
  8. Photograph from the Spanish American War showing trooper Jim Smith (written in pencil on the back) with a nicely mounted bayonet on a trapdoor rifle. The photographer was from the Pittsburgh area of PA. The cap has 16/F. The badge is not readable. Photograph from Doug MacGregor at DougMacGregor@yahoo.com. Click on Image to enlarge. Click on the BACK button to return to this page. Please ask permission before using this photo in publications.

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