I have been publishing my Over the Top monthly magazine since 2007, and during my recent computer upgrade I've had the chance to take a fresh look at some of the images we have presented, or considered presenting, to our readers over the years. Here are some that struck me as particularly striking or interesting.
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| Powerful Propaganda Piece Obviously Designed to Enhance the Hindenburg Mystique |
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| Opening Ceremony, 1920 Antwerp Olympics |
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| Minstrel Harry Lauder on a Visit to America with Two U.S. Marines |
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| An Allied-Free French Victory Celebration |
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The Kaiser Visits the Sultan
Note the Suspicious Enver Pasha on the Far Left |
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| Fairly Accurate, but Unrealistically Clean, Depiction of the Real Version |
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| The Contrasting Expressions on the Two National Representatives Is Priceless |
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| I Have Lost the Title and Artist of This Painting, Leave a Comment Below If You Know |
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| A Rejected Design for Our First Cover (I Still Like the Fonts) |
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Then and Now: Fort Troyon
Possibly the Most Important Fort of the War |
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| Mosaic of the Squadron Insignia, Lafayette Escadrille Memorial |
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The Yanks Arrive in Paris
The Mourning Widow and Her Children Make an Interesting Contrast |
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| Doughboy Door Handle, Memorial, St. Mihiel Cemetery |
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One of the Secrets of the Miracle of the Marne
The 75 Took a Tremendous Toll on the Advancing German Forces |
Why does the Zeppelin appear to have a searchlight coming from it, rather than up to it? A bit of a give-away as to it's position!
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