WW1? Old American enlisted mens pass and what I think are boarding passes from France. Any Ideas?

by capitannut

found a old French-English dictionary at Half Price books that still had several tickets in it that really caught my interest and have been trying to find info on it since. I have not been able to really dig up anything good on the Sargent's name, enlistment number, or even the camp where I think he was stationed.

There is also several of what I am guessing are french train tickets from the city of Bordeaux. Any info that someone might know would be incredibly appreciated. If you cannot read anything in the photos I can also try and type it out the best I can.

http://imgur.com/a/HNDWw

lilmonstertruck

My French is atrocious but I believe the in tact ticket says something about "attention dealers..." the address is still an address on that street in Bordeaux, it looks like the bottom is a pizza place and a night club or something on Google Maps. Then it says something to the effect of "three sessions, the first from 5am to noon, the second from noon to seven pm, the third from 7pm to finish". E. Cheradam and F. Silly are names I think but nothing is coming up on google. The back of the ticket says something about affordable restaurant equipment. I think its a ticket to a show, but I'm gonna keep looking. Where did you find this at? Like which country? Neat find!

Edit: I just noticed the Mechanical Bakery Det. on his day pass. He might have been excused for the day to go either train at this place or look at and possibly rent equipment for his department. I'm assuming training though, because of the three sessions.