A group of original photos and negatives from Col. Daniel Denison Streeter serving at the US-Mexico border during WWI including an original snapshot photo of Pershing. Col. Daniel Denison Streeter belonged to the National Guard, served in WWI & WWII. In 1916 Dan became part of the U.S. Cavalry under General Pershing on the U.S. Mexican border. From 1917-1920 he served as a First Lieutenant in the Cavalry which took him to many places including France, England and the Caucasus. Includes (96) photos measuring 3.25-in. x 5-in. and (6) negatives of the same size. Most are in excellent condition. Belonged to the National Guard, served in WWI & WWII. In 1916 Dan became part of the U.S. Cavalry under General Pershing on the U.S. Mexican border. From 1917-1920 he served as a First Lieutenant in the Cavalry which took him to many places including France, England and the Caucasus. During WWII Streeter became a Lieutenant Colonel in the office of the Inspector General in North Africa and Italy. He then served with Patton's 7th Army and was discharged in 1945 as a Colonel.