From the last days of WWI, Paleofuture brings us this illustration for a "trench destroyer" that graced the Feb, 1917 cover of Hugo Gernsback's The Electrical Experimenter: "The design of this mobile dreadnaught, with its steel-tired, spoked wheels, suggests that its inventor may have been influenced by agricultural tractors or perhaps an amusement park Ferris wheel. The trench destroyer also embodies the common goal of military visionaries: maximum offensive power with total defensive security." (This description is from Yesterday's Tomorrows: Past Visions of the American Future, by Corn and Horrigan).
- WWI and WWII Propaganda Posters – Boing Boing
- Satirical WWI maps – Boing Boing
- Scott Westerfeld's Behemoth: return to the steampunk WWI of …
- WWI pro-reading ad – Boing Boing
- WWI-era photos of people pretending to be patriotic pixels – Boing …
- Radiohead Song in memory of Harry Patch, WWI survivor and pacifist …
- WWI images from Library and Archives Canada – Boing Boing
- Draft cards of famous people from WWI – Boing Boing
