World War, 1914-1918

Color lithograph with a divided front for the address and an undivded back for a message. On the left of the address is the Knights of Columbus' emblem and "Easter Greetings 1919." The postcard is framed in flower and bells with a cluster of American flags in the upper right corner. The top of the card reads "On Active Service A.E.F Overseas."

Knights of Columbus WWI Poster, reproduction of color lithograph. Title of poster: "See Him Through" and text reads: "Help us to help the boys. National Catholic War Council. Knights of Columbus. United Wwar Work Campaign--Week of November 11, 1918." Graphics depict a male figure in Knights of Columbus uniform with left arm outstretched toward soldier in uniform carrying rifle and walking towards battle. The poster has red, blue, black and brown ink on beige background.

Collection includes a letter written by Private Timothy J. Mahoney, dated July 20, 1918, and a photo postcard of himself. The letter is written on Knights of Columbus War Activities letterhead and describes Mahoney's arrival in Europe. Mahoney served with the 302nd Infantry Regiment as part of the American Expeditionary Force.

Black and white postcard, Knights of Columbus, with image of the interior their building and soldiers writing home during World War I. Postcard is blank and was never sent.