Armed forces officers

Photo postcard of Lt. Col. Richard C. Patterson, U.S. Army, in Paris, France. Printing on back reads, "Carte Postale." Lt. Col. Patterson is the Administrative Officer of the American Peace Commission, 1918-1919.

A portrait postcard of Lt. Col. Richard C. Patterson. Printing on the back of the postcard reads, "Carte Postale." Sleeve contains a duplicate which is not a postcard. Typewritten on the reverse is "Lt. Col. Richard C. Patterson Jr. Administrative Officer of The American Peace Commission - 1918 - 1919."

Photo postcard of Lt. Col. Richard C. Patterson in Paris, France. Typewritten caption reads, "Lt. Col. R.C. Patterson Jr. Paris, France." Postcard printed by Lincoln Square Studio; 1937 Broadway, N.Y. Sleeve contains a duplicate with markings.

Portrait of Lt. Col. Richard C. Patterson, U.S. Army. This is a picture postcard. The reverse is printed, "Carte Postale." This was taken just after World War I, probably during the time he was with the American Commission to Negotiate Peace.

Left to Right: Major Richard C. Patterson, Captain Bull, Jr., and Captain Patterson in U.S. Army uniform pose for the photo in Paris, France. Richard C. Patterson sent this photo to his father. He was the administrative officer for the American Commission to Negotiate Peace.

Lt. Col. Richard C. Patterson stands at attention beside the American flag. Handwritten in ink on reverse are the words, "Dick in Paris -1919." Photo was mounted on heavy paper. Below the photo in pencil are written "Henri M [illegible] Paris. Lt. Col. Patterson is the Administrative Officer of the American Peace Commission, 1918-1919.

Major Richard C. Patterson at his desk in Paris showing his reflection in the mirror behind him. Handwriting in black ink on the back reads, "2/8/19 A very poor picture of my office--others will be taken soon. Dick Note the Dictograph on my left which puts me in instant communication, without going through central, with 20 heads of departments. D" Lt. Col. Patterson is the Administrative Officer of the American Peace Commission, 1918-1919.

President Harry S. Truman holds a press conference on the lawn of the Little White House while on vacation in Key West, Florida. Standing from left to right: Mr. Phil Regan, Mr. David K. Niles, Mr. Stephen Spingarn, Mr. Stanley Woodward, Mr. Donald S. Dawson, Mr. Matthew J. Connelly, Major General Harry H. Vaughan, Rear Admiral Robert L. Dennison, Mr. William D. Hassett, unidentified, Major General Wallace H. Graham, and Mr. Charles G. Ross. The man writing on his knee next to Mr. Ross is Edwin W. Darby. Identifiable men sitting around President Harry S.

President Harry S. Truman (foreground, left) is walking out of the White House West Wing offices. With him are Colonel Harry Vaughan (foreground, right) and Secret Service agent George Drescher (center). Others are unidentified.

An unidentified cameraman films the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia and members of the royal party as they leave the White House. From left to right are Major Mohammad Al-Namlah (behind camera), His Excellency Faud Bey Hamza, General Harry Vaughan (partly obscured), His Excellency Sulaiman Al-Hamad (obscured behind the Prince), His Royal Highness Crown Prince Saud Al-Saud of Saudi Arabia, Admiral James Foskett, His Excellency Assad Al-Faqih, and His Excellency Ali Alireza.