Military Cut-Outs During the GREAT WAR, 1917

 September 30, 1917.

September 09, 1917.  Along with paper dolls, military cut-outs were very popular in newspapers.

Motor Cycle Squad

August 26, 1917. "Paste on cardboard or stiff paper - - cut out figures and bend back stands on dotted lines." A newspaper military cut-out for children by E. T. Griffith.

Military Cut-Outs, U. S. Navy

From the "Life-Like Military Cut-Outs" newspaper series. Number 6 - U. S. Navy appeared in The Constitution on April 21, 1918.

Life-Like Military Cut-Outs, No. 5 - Belgian

Here is Number 5 - Belgian Army, from the newspaper series, Life-Like Military Cut-Outs. From the Constitution, April 14, 1918. Wigwagging?

BRITISH SOLDIER 1914-18 from Melandra Card Models, 1985

A British Soldier from 1914 thru 1918 by Mike Brown for MELANDRA CARD MODELS.

Some of the great Cut-Outs from MELANDRA CARD MODELS.

Military Cut-Outs, Number 2 - British

Military Cut-Outs, Number 2 - British appeared in the Constitution on March 24, 1918. It included a Field Marshall, a General, a Colonel, a Captain, a bugler and soldiers. Also included a blimp dirigible, a Red Cross ambulance, a sniper, a motor cycle dispatch rider, telephone operator at the front, an aviator of the Royal Flying Corps and a Howitzer.

LIFE-LIKE MILITARY CUT-OUTS, Number 1 - American

A series of Military Cut-Outs appeared in the Atlanta Constitution in 1918. I have found 8 of the cut-outs from the series of at least 10. The American Military includes a General, a Colonel, a Major, a Captain, a Sergeant, a Bugler, Infantry soldiers, airplanes, red cross nurses, aviator, sniper, a machine gun, artillery and a very cool tank and armored car.