Salonika souvenir handkerchief || This is a French-made souvenir handkerchief of the Salonika Front. Near the top, in the centre, is a picture of General Sarrail, who in 1916 was Commander of the Allied Army of the Orient, which consisted of armed forces of France, Britain, Russia, Serbia, Italy, Greece, and others. Above and around Sarrail's image is the French text 'MES PENSEES SONT A VOUS.... OH! MA CHERE FRANCE', as well as 'SOUVENIR DE SALONIQUE'. There is a central map of Salonika and Macedonia with '19' on the left side and '16' on the right to signify the year and, beneath this, the French text 'CARTE GEOGRAPHIQUE DE LA MACEDOINE POUR LES POILUS'. Aside from being a souvenir, it would have been a practical item as a rough pocket map or guide as well as a handkerchief.

Groupe de soldats en joue devant l'objectif. Compagnons d'armes de Pierre Cueff.

Trench art shell || This is a decorative trench art shell casing with the symbol of the French Armee d'Orient, a half crescent moon and star, and also the year of 1916. There is also the text 'SOUVENIR DE SERBIE' on the other half of the casing. At the bottom side of the shell, the 'A RS' indicates that the original shell, before being fired and re-used as trench art, was manufactured by the French firm Atelier de Construction de Rennes, the Construction Workshop of Rennes. The '16' indicates the year of manufacture, 1916, and the '65' the calibre, which was 65MM.