Ink & pencil.  1912, USA.  Unposted.

Ink. Postmarked March 1912, Highgate (London).

Unposted.  Dutch.  Text on reverse by unidentified person.

Pencil.  Circa 1915.  Unposted.

Pencil, tempera.  Circa 1915.  Unposted.

The last of three feldpostkartes drawn in pencil by F. Reinboth and sent to Frau Anna Dor in November 1915.  All depict the bleakness of trench warfare.  As stated previously, I haven't been able to decipher the cursive but I did manage a rough translation of the printed captions.  I believe Wileity is the name of an infantry division.  The caption reads:

Look into the trench
from a machine gun position.
Wileity.

The second of three feldpostkartes drawn in pencil by F. Reinboth and sent to Frau Anna Dor in November 1915.  All depict the bleakness of trench warfare.  The caption reads:

Field guard in Wileity Nov. 1915.

This is the first of three feldpostkartes I will share over the next week or so.  They were all drawn in pencil by F. Reinboth and sent to Frau Anna Dor in November 1915.  They depict the bleakness of trench warfare.  I haven't been able to decipher the cursive but I did manage a rough translation of the printed captions.  I believe Wileity is the name of an infantry division.

Post of the field guard
Wileity 1915.

Tempera, pencil.  Postmarked 1904 Chapman, Kansas.

Pen & ink.  Postmarked 1908 Clay Center, Kansas.

The message on the reverse indicates the card is from Russian Poland in early 1918 . The text is Czech and roughly translates as follows:

Year 1918.

Rus. Poland.

In the hunting lodge Siragi.

My dwellings according to reality.

Ink.  1918 Russian Poland.  Unposted with message on reverse.  Signed Rudolf Procházka.