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Photograph shows the USS. Louisville (ID-1644), the steamship St. Louis renamed and used in 1918 as a troop transport. Sailors can be seen on deck of the ship.

A female food worker is behind a counter handing a beverage to a sailor in a navy dress uniform. There is an official next to the sailor who is peering down and there is also a young boy behind the food worker looking toward the camera.

On its obverse side, this white colored mug features a circular painting in its center. It depicts a floating angel holding what appear to be doves of peace against an orange sky, with "PEACE" and "1919" written on scrolls on either side of her wings. She is flanked by a soldier and a sailor who are standing on grass looking out at the ocean below her. They, along with children waving the flags of the allied countries are all turned towards her. There is gold gilt around the rim and handle of the mug.

Lamp is made from a projectile and is attached to a wooden base. The projectile depicts, in relief artistic technique, a waving sailor with a woman holding on to his arm. Additionally, the name "Marie" is also in relief on the projectile. The relief artistic technique refers to when the background of a material such as stone, ivory, or metal is sunk to make the foreground protrude. Most of the projectile is decorated with a technique called "pebbling" which is when the surface is decorated with indentations. The lamp is missing a light bulb socket and electrical cord.

Tin is made of metal and has an image of a sailor on the lid. "Player's Navy Cut Cigarettes" and "Gold Leaf" are written on the lid. "Player's Navy Cut Cigarettes" is also written on the sides of the tin.

The photograph shows the U.S.S. Huron, an iron sloop-rigged screw steam gunboat, in the ocean. There are three smaller ships that are surrounding the U.S.S. Huron. Sailors can be seen on all of the ship's decks.

Photograph shows the U.S.S. Maui in front of a city. The sailors can be seen from the deck of the ship.

An illustration of a World War I honor roll. The honor roll has a portrait of President Wilson below the title. The top half has images of American, British, French and Italian soldiers. There is an image of a soldier on the left side and an image of a sailor on the right side. There is an American flag surrounding the area for the soldier's photo and service information.

The print features portraits of President Wilson, General Pershing and General Foch. There are soldiers and sailors beneath the portraits. It also shows the United States flag and the flags of the Allies.

The poster shows the surrender of the German fleet to the British Grand Fleet. The poster features a quote from Josephus Daniels, Secretary of the Navy.

Poster shows civilians celebrating with returning servicemen in London after the end of the war. There are flags of the Allies waving in the background.

Poster shows portraits of General Pershing, Woodrow Wilson and Admiral Sims. Uncle Sam is standing on a map of France with airplanes overhead. There are also images of soldiers and sailors.

Poster shows soldiers and sailors returning from the war.

"A pair of sightseeing gobs squint up at some point of interest as a friend "shoots" the object with his camera."

Photo shows a boat filled with men and sailors.