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Guide to The Guide to the St. Martin WWI Photographic Negative Collection 1914-1918 7.2 linear feet Accession Number: 66-98 Collection Number: FW66-98 Arranged by Jack McCracken, Ken Rice, and Cam McGill Described by Paul A. Oelkrug July 2004 Citation: The St. Martin WWI Photographic Negative Collection, FW66-98, Box number, Photograph number, History of Aviation Collection, Special Collections Department, McDermott Library, The University of Texas at Dallas. Special Collections Department McDermott Library, The University of Texas at Dallas Revised 8/20/04 Table of Contents Additional Sources ...................................................................................................... 3 Series Description ....................................................................................................... 3 Scope and Content ...................................................................................................... 4 Provenance Statement ................................................................................................. 4 Literary Rights Statement ........................................................................................... 4 Note to the Researcher ................................................................................................ 4 Container list ............................................................................................................... 5 2 Additional Sources Ed Ferko World War I Collection, George Williams WWI Aviation Archives, The History of Aviation Collection, Special Collections Dept., McDermott Library, The University of Texas at Dallas. The George Williams Collection, the George Williams WWI Aviation Archives, The History of Aviation Collection, Special Collections Dept., McDermott Library, The University of Texas at Dallas. In addition to the two collections cited above, there are many more collections in the George Williams WWI Aviation Archives. Series Description The St. Martin WWI Photographic Negative Collection consists of 25,000 black and white negatives on 35mm film strips. The images are arranged in seven series consisting of nine albums stored in flat boxes and is placed in the Ferko-Williams WWI Aviation History Archives. An index of the images contained in this collection has also been produced and placed on the reference shelf in the research area of Special Collections. Arrangement is alphabetical by country with the pages numbered alphanumerically starting with the letter of the country followed by three digits beginning with 001 through the highest number of pages for a given country with numbers starting over for each country. Each page holds up to seven film strips. The strips are numbered with the page number and a dash number from 1 to 7. The Miscellaneous series is the one exception to the alphabetical arrangement. It has been placed in the Canadian series album. Preceding each image page is a page that identifies the individual images. Most of the images are identified. Images include individual pilots, ground crew, group shots, aircraft (including tail numbers in some cases), and unit designations. Most images are not dated. Series I consists of 35mm negatives covering Australian aircraft, personnel, and units. Series II consists of 35mm negatives covering British aircraft, personnel, and units. Series III consists of 35mm negatives covering Canadian aircraft, personnel, and units. Series IV consists of 35mm negatives covering miscellaneous aircraft, personnel, and units Series V consists of 35mm negatives covering French aircraft, personnel, and units. Series VI consists of 35mm negatives covering German aircraft, personnel, and units. Series VII consists of 35mm negatives covering United States aircraft, personnel, and units. 3 Scope and Content The St. Martin WWI Photographic Collection is housed in nine albums placed in nine over-size boxes and is 7.2 linear feet. An index is included. The images contained within the collection are black-and-white negatives on 35mm film strips that have been placed in archivally safe sleeves. Included in the collection are images of pilots, group shots of squadron personnel and aircraft. The collection is arranged as follows: Album 1, Box 1 Australian Pages A001-A026 Album 1, Box 1 British Pages B001-B075 Album 2, Box 2 British Pages B076-B175 Album 3, Box 3 British Pages B176-B275 Album 4, Box 4 British Pages B276-B369 Album 5, Box 5 Canadian Pages C001-C099 Album 6, Box 6 Canadian Pages C100-C133 Album 6, Box 6 Miscellaneous Pages M001-M011 Album 7, Box 7 French Pages F001-F100 Album 8, Box 8 French Pages F101-F150 Album 8, Box 8 German Pages G001-G050 Album 9, Box 9 German Pages G051-G071 Album 9, Box9 United States Pages U001-U070 Index located in Research Room on the Reference Shelf. Provenance Statement The St. Martin WWI Photographic Negative Collection was collected and compiled by Steve St. Martin. Dennis Gordon purchased the collection from Mrs. St Martin complete with all rights. Mr. Gordon later donated the St. Martin Collection to The University of Texas at Dallas Special Collections Department complete with all rights. Literary Rights Statement Permission to publish, copy, reprint, digitize, orally record for transmission over public or private airways, or use in any and all other current or future developed methods or procedures, must be obtained in writing from the Special Collections Department, McDermott Library, The University of Texas at Dallas. All rights are retained regardless of current or future development or laws that may apply to fair use standards. Note to the Researcher Do not remove film strips from their pockets, nor remove pages from the albums. All scanning or photocopying must be done by a staff member. 4 Container list FW66-98 St Martin WWI Photographic Negative Collection Box Title, Dates, and Description 1 Album 1 Australian Pages A001-A026 1 Album 1 British Pages B001-B075 2 Album 2 British Pages B076-B175 3 Album 3 British Pages B176-B275 4 Album 4 British Pages B276-B369 5 Album 5 Canadian Pages C001-C099 6 Album 6 Canadian Pages C100-C133 6 Album 6 Miscellaneous Pages M001-M011 7 Album 7 French Pages F001-F100 8 Album 8 French Pages F101-F150 8 Album 8 German Pages G001-G050 9 Album 9 German Pages G051-G071 9 Album 9 United States Pages U001-U070 5 ST. MARTIN COLLECTION (ANZAC Personnel and Equipment) 517104 -A- AE.G. Bomber, A009 Abbeville, France, A003 Adair, Lt, A002 Adam, Lt, A021 Adamson, J., A019 Addison, S. W., Mal, AOl5 Addison, W. S., Capt., AOOI Adinkercke, A007 Agnew, 1 C. F., A006 Albatross, A003, A007 Albatross D-II, AO 15 Albatross D-III, A002, A012, A017, A023 Albatross D-V, AOOI Allardice, D. c., Lt., AOI2, AOl8 Allen, Cpl., AOIO Althaus, Ernest, von, Lt, AOl5 Anderson, C. B., L1., A007 Anderson, W. H., L1., AOl4 Annoeulun, France, A003 Antill, Gen., AOI2, A017 Armentieres, France, A002, A021 Armstrong, Lt, AOOI Armstrong, Fred C., Capt, A007 Armstrong, Lionel, Lt., A018, A022 Armstrong, R. C. , Lt, A006, A022 Arnot, Capt., A006 Arthur, Malcolm C., A021 Ashburton, New Zealand, A024 Ashby, Lt., A006 Ashcroft, A B., Lt., AO II Ashley, Lt., A006517104 Atteridge, T. J. D., FltfLt, A013 Austin, A020 Austin, Capt., AOl5 Austin Triplane, AOO 1 Australia, A005, A006 Aver, Hans, Cpl., AO 17 \, Avesnes-Le-Comte, AOl7 1 Aviatik Berg C-l, A007 Avro, AOIO, A020 Avro Trainer, AOll, A020, A024, A025, A026 Avro 504K, A002 -B- BE-2C, A002, A017 BE-12, AOOl, A006 Baber, Lt., AOl3 Babington, Phil, Maj., A017 Badgery, A. D., Lt., A014 Baizeiux, France, A012 Baker, Lt., A020 Baker, J. F. A., Lt., A012 Baker, T. C. R., Capt., A008, A009 Balclutha, A024 Balderson, L. J., FlO., A012 Ball, Lt., A016 Ball, Albert, Capt., A003, A004 Bannerman, Ronald B., Capt., AOl3, AOI4, A020, A025, A026 Barker, Lt., A024 Barker, Robert, 1 AIM., A021 Barker, S. w., Lt., A015 Barker, William George, Maj., A009 Barrie, AIM., A003 Bartlam, Lt., A006 Barton, Herbert D., Capt., A013 Basford, Lt., A006 Basra, A019 Bates, Lt., A022 Beamish, Harold, Capt., A007, A021 Beauchamp-Proctor, Andrew W., Capt., A021 Beauvais, France, A007 Beavois, France, A007, A014, A020 Belah, Palestine, AO 11 Beldam, Lt., A022 Belgium, A006, A008 Bell, Gordon, A023 Bell, J. R., FlO., A012 Bell, John, Lt., A024 Benbow, E. L., Capt., A021 Benbrook, Texas, AO 15 2 Benois, Max, Lt., A006 ( Benwell, A023 Berlyn, R. C., Lt., A007 Bertangles, France, A021 BethencoUlt, France, AOl2 Bethume, A003 Betteridge, Lt., A006 Biancade, Italy, AOl6 Bickendorf, Germany, A013 Bickendorf Aerodrome, Cologne, A008, A009, AOIO, AOl2 Biette, Lt., A012 Binnie, J. A. w., Capt., AO 17 Birdwood, Gen., A013 Bishop, V. R., Lt., A009, AOIO Bishop, William Avery, Lt., Maj., A015, A021 Blake, Lt., A015 Blake, D. V. J., Capt., A014 Blake, H. A., Lt., AO 15 Blaxland, G. H., Lt., A004, A005, A018 Blenhern, New Zealand, A026 Bleriot, A024 Boelcke, Oswald, Capt., A002, A003, AOl5 Bond, William, Lt., A022 Booker, Charles Dawson, Maj., AOll Bostock, W. D., FlO., A012 Bott, Alan J., Capt., A019 Brabazon, Lionel Wilmut, A021 Brading, R. C. B., Lt., A003 Brake Capt., A024 Brandenburg, A023 Brandenburg C-I, A002 Bray Dunes, France, A007 Breadner, L. S. Maj., A014 Breakey, Capt., A021 Breakey, John Davis, Capt., A007 Brelaz, Lt., AOl8 Brettingham-Moore, G. R., Lt., A022 Bright, F. T., Lt., AOI8, A022 Bristol F2B, A005, A006, A008, A018 Bristol Fighter, A003, A009, A013, A018, A022, A025 Bristol Ml, AO 10 Bristol Monoplane, AO 16 Bristol Scout, AOOl, A002, AOll Britwell, Fred J. S., Capt., A007 Broad, Lt., A007 Brooke, C. J., Lt.,
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