Conists of (17) post cards of Antioch. The majority of the cards bear handwritten letters in French on the verso.

Consists of an album containing (120) private photographs (dimensions: 5 x 8 cm each) by a French officer who served on the Macedonian front during the World War I. Images show landscapes, cities and villages, local people and street scenes. In the first (45) photographs are depicted rare scenes of the everyday life in Thessalonikē, Greece; (20) photos of Giannitsa, Edessa, Macedonian countryside, and Monastir; (29) photos of Bizerte, Mēlos island and Skyros island (Greece), and Antibes; at the end, (24) family photographs. Images are attached on both sides of card boards of an album, four to five a page, with handwritten captions in French.

Consists of a series of (116) small private photographs (6.5 x 4.5 cm each) by a French officer, who served on the Macedonian front during the World War I. Title on the first page: "Expedition contre la Comitadjis." Photographs are arranged six a page in a notebook depicting places of Romania up to the suburbs of Thessalonikē, Greece, Bosnia and Erzegovina, and North Macedonia, including scenes of every day life in the military camps, and rural life. Other places named are Vraila, Kremenica (Kenali), Orahovo, Vodena (Edessa), and Kaialar (Ptolemais). Handwritten captions in French in blue pen. A tiny photo portait on the fly-leaf, refers most likely to the owner of the album.

Consists of nine loose leaves, part of a photograph album, containing (19) black-and-white group portrait images of the Italian occupation in Rhodes; uncaptioned. Photographs measure from 5.6 x 8.1 to 11 x 8.5 cm. each. Photographer unknown.