Nr.11 Train auf russisch-polnischen Schneefeldern und Gefangenlager bei Zsolna 
Nr.14 Wirkung eines Mörsers bei Tokarnia in Russisch-Polen 
Nr.21 Beginn der Dunajec-Offensive. Die 3 Toten der 1.Mainacht 1915 
Nr.22 Stützpunkt Czarkow 2.5.1915 
Nr.23 Fliegertrain-Lager und 1.Armee-Etappen-Kommando in Slomnjki 
Nr.25 Zerschossener Bahnhof von Tarnow und Im Laufgraben bei Czarkow 
Nr.30 Jaryczow nach der dritten Schlacht bei Lemberg von den Russen niedergebrannt 
Ludwig Hesshaimer, Spirits of the Machine – Death has freed the spirits of the machines, each spitting steel and fire with horrible delight, 1921
Ludwig Hesshaimer (1872, Brașov – 1952, Rio de Janeiro)
Ludwig Hesshaimer, a born German Saxon in Romania, in his time was well-known as both an artist and a club philatelist. As an Austrian, he tended the German body of thought, founded the first Association of Austrian Philatelists Clubs in 1921 and united it with the later Reichs Association of philatelists in Germany. After his career as an officer in the Austrian-Hungarian Monarchy and the First World War, which had a major impression on him, he turned to arts, the muse he had loved from his childhood days. The commercial and free artist produced various postcard and ex libris illustrations and put down his experiences in etchings and paintings.