Military Man - 1st SERGEANT OF ARTILLERY - Tuck postcard - G18159 Ship to Bob Webster

to Bob Webster

You can see the sailors on deck with their arms outstretched

Additional Info:  this card has some hand coloration to it - not sure if the name was Cotser or Colser or what - but YOU may know

not posted but stamp box normally depicts 191918 to 1930

AZO with triangles facing up on the corners

Military Man - 1st SERGEANT OF ARTILLERY - Tuck postcard - G18159 Ship to Bob WebsterMilitary postcard mailed 1910 titled: FIRST SERGEANT OF ARTILLERY, US ARMY lightly embossed showing one soldier standing in a field with his rifle in front of him with the butt on the ground canteen with US on it at his hip has red, white and blue border Raphae Tuck and Sons EDUCATIONAL SERIES no 404 US Army back: A first Sergeant, during his first enlistment as such, receives $45 a month, with usual allowances for quarters, light and heat; this pay