Allies Collection (page 8)

Crimean War, inside a French rifle pit
Crimean War -- interior of a French rifle pit in the parallel before the Mamelon fort and White Tower. 1855

Crimean War, foraging party after landing at Kerch
Crimean War -- a foraging party after the allies landed at Kerch, showing soldiers catching poultry and pigs. 1855

Crimean War, allied attack on Russian fortresses
Crimean War -- grand allied attack on Russian fortresses, capture of the Mamelon fort, bombardment of the town. 1855

Crimean War, position of Allies around Balaclava
Crimean War -- position of the Allies around Balaclava. 1855

Crimean War, Sebastopol and siege work
Crimean War -- panoramic view of Sebastopol and the siege work of the Allies. 1855

Cartoon, Dirty Business, WW1
Cartoon, Dirty Business. The arrival of American troops to join the Allied forces gives Kaiser Wilhelm a shock. Date: 1917

International Red Cross Nurse with English flag
A Nurse of the International Red Cross, in front of the English Flag and wearing a flag pin bearing some of the flags of the Allies of World War I, also known as the Entente Powers, Japan, France

Great Victory March - 1919
Victory March through London - 3rd May, 1919. Canadian Artillery passing Australia House. Date: 1919

HMS Comus left behind at Istanbul, Turkey - August 1923
HMS Comus (a C-class light cruiser of the Royal Navy - attached to the 3rd Light Cruiser Squadron in the Mediterranean Fleet ) left behind at Istanbul

Aircraft provisioning the allies during the siege of West Berlin by the Russians in the late 1940s, in the so-called Berlin Airlift. Allied Museum. Berlin. Germany

Welcome to the British Fleet from Sapporo Brewery Company
The reverse of a postcard published by Sapporo Brewery Company Limited, Japan - welcoming the arrival of the British fleet to Japan. Date: early 20th century

WW2 poster, Rush Aid To Russia! We have pledged your faith, the faith of the men and women of Britain. You must do the deed... Stalin must be sustained

WW2 poster, Yield Not An Inch! Waste Not A Minute! Stand Fast! Work Fast! Date: circa 1941

WW2 poster, Stalin trusts us, Harriman and me. He believes we speak truly on your behalf. He thinks that what we have promised you can perform. Lord Beaverbrook, speaking for the Government

Music cover, Brothers-in-Arms, descriptive piece by Theo Bonheur. 1914

Japan - Tea Pickers Dance of the Allies - 1918
Japan - Tea Pickers Dance of the Allies, composed for the occasion - performed at an informal entertainment for Japanese and Foreign Exporters by the Shidzuokaken Tea Association, July 3rd 1918

Visitors to the French Army v British Army football match
Distinguished visitors to the French Army v. British Army Football Match at the Park des Princes, Paris France. From the left, Colonel A. M. Green, General Raymond Grandboulant, Colonel M. Graham, M

Charles Duc De Berry
CHARLES FERDINAND duc de BERRY second son of Charles X, fought with the allies against Napoleon, for which he will be assassinated by a Bonapartist fanatic. Date: 1778 - 1820

Cartoon, Another disproved myth! WW1
Cartoon, Another disproved myth! A pair of smartly dressed women having supper in a garden are surprised that a Russian soldier was not hungry enough to eat the candles. Date: 1916

King Constantine of Greece as a leopard ridden by Venizelos
Venizelos, Greek statesman who supported Allies while king Constantine backed Germany pictured riding on a leopard representing the prevaricating King Constantine ( Tino )

Squeezing the Kaiser
ANTI-GERMAN The future looks grim for the Kaiser as the allies squeeze him on both fronts Date: 1914 - 1918

Ww1 Postcard Flag Cards
Flags of the Allies in the form of a hand of cards: Its a " Nap" hand Date: 1914-18

Ww1 Cartoon / Eagle 1918
The German Eagle brings the Allies as food for her nestlings Date: 7 April 1918

Cartoon, Bluebeard, WW1
Cartoon, Bluebeard. France and Belgium wave from their tower as American ships come to rescue them, with the Stars and Stripes flag in the background. Date: 1919

Australians Make Planes
Australian Air Force fitters overhauling planes. In every state of Australia rapid provision was made to train RaF recruits at technical and engineering colleges. Date: 1940s

Alma / Zouaves
BATTLE OF ALMA The French zouaves raise their flag on the heights of Alma, a crushing victory which the Allies failed to follow up Date: 20 September 1854

1814 / Allies Banquet
The Prince Regent and allied sovereigns the King of Prussia and Emperor of Russia attend a banquet at the Guildhall in London Date: 1814

Guarding the Channel
Two German soldiers keep vigilant watch on the English Channel, making sure the Allies make no attempt to attack the French coast Date: March 1942

Kaisers Dog Lux
Lux, a German shepherd dog belonging to Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany, is captured by the Allies near La Fontaine de la Sauveniere Date: 1918

Allies Enter Paris 1815
ALLIES ENTER PARIS After defeating Napoleon at Waterloo, the Allies travel to Paris where they are received enthusiastically by those who are pleased to see them Date: June 1815

Napoleon Quits Waterloo
Having watched his Garde Imperiale forced to retreat by the Allies, Napoleon realises that he faces defeat and quits the field, passing La Belle Alliance in his flight... Date: 18 June 1815

Allies Enter Paris
AFTER WATERLOO After defeating Napoleon at Waterloo, the Allies march south and enter Paris Date: October 1815

Allies Outside Paris
After defeating Napoleon at Waterloo, the Allies march south and camp outside Paris, where Wellington reviews the British troops beneath the heights of Montmartre Date: 21 October 1815

Allied Dogs Ww1
A French poodle, the British bulldog, the Russian borzoi, a Belgian griffon (?) & an Italian greyhound, pursue a dachshund dressed like a zeppelin... Date: circa 1914

Cartoon, British troops at the Front, WW1
Cartoon, British troops at the Front. Rumour has it that British troops on the Western Front are living in idle luxury, leaving it to the French to do any nasty fighting that has to be done

WW1 poster, Keep It Coming, Waste Nothing, United States Food Administration. Date: circa 1917

WW1 poster, Are You a Victory Canner? Write for free book to National War Garden Commission, Washington DC. Date: circa 1917

Fancy Dress - WW1 - Group as patriotic national archetypes including Peace, Marianne, Britannia, Liberty and a lady from Japan

Programme cover, Gala Concert of French Music, WW2
Programme cover, Gala Concert of French Music in aid of the war victims in Normandy, and of the funds of the Soldiers, Sailors and Airmens Families Association, at the Royal Albert Hall, Kensington

Cartoon, The godmother, WW1
Cartoon, The godmother. A pretty young woman decides to be godmother to a large African soldier -- she tells her friend that black is much more distinguished. Date: 1916

Cartoon, On the Isonzo, WW1
Cartoon, On the Isonzo (a river on the eastern Italian Front). Showing an Italian carabiniere holding the imperial eagle upside down -- it will make a nice starter for his wolfs dinner

Cartoon, Russian army on battlefield, WW1
Cartoon, Russian army charging across a battlefield. A Russian man tells a French man that they will soon put paid to the German enemy. Date: 1916

La Baionnette cover - French impression of British officer
Front cover design for La Baionnette, an issue focusing on the British Tommy. Showing a stereotypical English soldier in khaki uniform, smoking a pipe. Date: 1916

Cartoon, Humour, WW1
Cartoon, Humour, showing two fashionable French women chatting with an English soldier. They say it must bother him to kill Germans. He replies no, they ve been used to it for a long time. Date: 1916

Cartoon, Epic song, WW1
Cartoon, Epic song. A pretty French woman sits at a table, with four British soldiers hovering nearby. She says its typically the soldier she likes the look of most who doesn t understand French

Cartoon, Sharing a drink, WW1
Cartoon, a French soldier and a British soldier share a drink of Pinard (cheap wine or plonk), enjoying a break from fighting. Date: 1916

Cartoon, They don t have any in Germany, WW1
Cartoon, They don t have any in Germany. Allied soldiers celebrate with a drink of Pinard (cheap wine or plonk), happy to think that its not available in Germany

Cartoon, The little English knife, WW1
Cartoon, The little English knife. A French soldier in a trench on the Western Front tells his English colleague that he is faithful to his Rosalie (the name for his bayonet)

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