Franco-prussian wargerman posters & prints

The The First German in Paris, France, 1871 Anonymous

The The Last German in Paris, France, 1871 Anonymous

Prussian Cuirassiers and Hussars in the Franco-German War, 1871 Anonymous

The Last Germans in Paris, France Anonymous

Reported from Paris Germans Are Waiting for Their Passports in Order to Leave, France Anonymous

In the Troops Quarters outside Paris, 1894 Anton von Werner

German Soldiers Battle of Paris 1870 Anonymous

The The Germans in Paris, Waiting for a Passage, France, 1871 Anonymous

German Commanders Anonymous

Troops 11th German Corps, Gunstett Anonymous

German Troops on Their Way to France. Stopping at a Railway Station Near the Rhine, Germany Anonymous

German Cavalry Attacked by the French, at Niederbronn, 1870 Anonymous

French Camp Near Beaumont, Taken by 4th German Corps 20 August 1870 Anonymous

Battle Before Le Mans-Champagne on the 11th of January 1871 Anonymous

Franctireur, in the Mountain Passes Raiding a German Wagon Train, France Anonymous

Fort Issy after the Bombardment by the Germans, France Anonymous

General Steinmetz, 1796 - 1877, German Anonymous

The The Germans in Orleans: Friendly Advances, France, 1871 Anonymous

The Bombardment of Paris Anonymous

A German Envoy Anonymous

French Prisoners of War in the Camp of Wahn, Near Cologne, Germany, 1870 Anonymous

Scene after the Entry of German Troops in Saint-Denis on 29 January 1871, France Anonymous

Prince Frederick Charles, the Second German Army Commander Anonymous

Park of French Guns Taken by the Germans, at Toray, Sedan 1870 Anonymous

Street Fight in Bazeilles on the First of September, 1870 Anonymous

Crossing by the German Landwehr at Pont-a-Mousson, September 11 1870 Anonymous

From the Battle of St Anonymous

From the Battle Near Amiens on the 23rd of December 1870 Anonymous

Battle of Saarbrucken. Taking the City by the French, Germany Anonymous

Frederick William, Prince Royal of Prussia, Commander in Chief of the 3rd German Army (Army South), Engraving 1870 Anonymous

French Triumphal Train to Berlin, Germany Anonymous

Von Moltke, General of the German Army Anonymous

A Prussian Battalion is Mowed Down by a French Mitrailleusenbatterie at Saarbrucken, Germany Anonymous

The French on the Road from Neurenburg to Berne or Bern, February 5 1870 Anonymous

The The Triumphal Entry of the German Troops Into Berlin, Germany: The Brandenburg Gate, 1871 Anonymous

Map of Alsace and Lorraine, Counties Given to the German Empire 1870 Anonymous