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Daily Mail War Map, WW1A fold out war map issued by the Daily Mail in the early weeks of the First World War. The map offers statistics regarding the manpower strength of each of the warring nations
Ww1 / Moving a Heavy GunBritish soldiers move a heavy gun up to the front by manpower, hauling it through the mud Date: 1914 - 1918
White Star Line, RMS Olympic, dinner menu card (back)Signed First Class dinner menu card (back) for Titanic?s sister ship RMS Olympic dated September 20th 1911. This is a significant date as Olympic collided with Royal Naval cruiser HMS Hawke
Chinese hydraulic machines including waterwheels and waterpump driven by manpower. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Andrea Bernieri from Giulio Ferrrarios Costumes Antique
Daily Mail War Map, WW1Front cover of a fold out war map issued by the Daily Mail in the early weeks of the First World War. On the cover, and inside
Recruits, 1780.Engraving by Watson and Dickinson after W H Bunbury, 1780.This caricature was published during the American War of Independence (1775-1783)
Crowds gathered outside War Office in August 1914, WW1Scene outside the War Office in Whitehall, London following the declaration of war in August 1914. Note the ubiquity of the straw boater among the men gathered there. Date: 1914
Use of manpower on mini railway, Schaedels Farm, WW1Use of manpower on the mini railway at Schaedels Farm, a place of relaxation for exhausted soldiers near Lindi, East Africa, during WW1. 1917
Steel Industry. 19th century. Oven. Modeling a steel block. Colored engraving, 1874
If Only They d Make Old Bill President of those Tribunals" well, whats your job, me lad?" " Making spots for rocking-horses, sir" " Three months" " Exemption, sir
Loafers in the park - WW1 recruitment cartoonWastage! " War? Well, wot abart it?" The stirring carll to arms - " Your King and Country Need You!" - has still failed to reach
British soldier working on the land, WW1A British soldier driving a plough during the First World War. Owing to the lateness of the years sowing in 1916, due to bad weather and shortage of labour
A Bill to end Bill by H. H. HarrisCartoon outlining the British manpower crisis of 1918 but which casts Prime Minister Lloyd George in a positive light showing a muscular forearm while the Kaiser quivers in the background. Date: 1918
Firefighters pushing a broken down Ford transit van, Kennington Park Road, SE11
Flying by Mechanical MeansDesigns for man-powered flight, modelled on birds. 1810
Recruiting his health 1917The healthy manpower was simply not there, and in 1917 only 36% of men examined were suitable for full military duties. 1917
Some Guy by Frank NewbouldAn American soldier, with a torch saying Unlimited Manpower, lights a bonfire upon which sits a stuffed guy of Prussian militarism
Shortage of Labour during WWIDepicting the problem of manpower shortage on the home front during World War One. A householder finds it impossible to get an odd job man to fix a dripping tap. They re all off fighting the war
Resources required for a New Years Ball, Royal Albert HallIllustration showing the resources, in both manpower and consumables, required to organise and hold the New Years Ball, Royal Albert Hall, 1925
Digging a Rail CuttingThe construction of the Tring Cutting. Railway navvies dig out the earth and rock by hand with the spoil lifted up to the top of the bank by horse- powered winches