Annotated Gallery

Royal group at Rosenau Castle on the occasion of the Bethrot

Royal group at Rosenau Castle in Coburg gathered to celebrate the engagement of the Czarevitch Nicholas (later Czar Nicholas II) to Princess Alix of Hesse. The engagement took place at the wedding of Princess Victoria Melita of Edinburgh to Grand Duke Ernst Ludwig of Hesse. Each member of the family is annotated, and includes Prince Alfred of Edinburgh, Prince and Princess Louis of Battenberg (the latter formerly Princess Victoria of Hesse), Grand Duke & Duchess Serge of Russia (the latter formerly Princess Elizabeth of Hesse), Princess Marie of Edinburgh (Crown Princess of Romania), Princess Beatrice of Edinburgh and Prince and Princess Henry of Prussia (the latter formerly Princess Irene of Hesse). Rosenau was the birthplace of Albert, the Prince Consort

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The Moods of Ginger Mick

The Moods of Ginger Mick by C. J. Dennis, published by Angus & Robertson Ltd., Sydney, Australia. Includes a photograph of C. J. Dennis and friends. Annotated the property of Ltn. (Cptn.) Leslie H. (Hamilton) Smith, 8th Bty., 3rd Brig., 1st Aus. Div., 3rd Army. A present from J. G. Roberts dated 20th October 1916. Also annotated picked up in a German dug-out near Bullecourt by Sgt, G, E, Attwood, 2nd London Regt. Royal Fusiliers, 56th Div. Also, a press cutting dated 20th October 1916 and two printed caricatures of J. G. Roberts, one of them by David Low. C. J. Dennis, (1876-1938). The Moods Of Ginger Mick Was Written During The Early Years Of World War One When Australian Nationalism Was At Its Peak. In Addition To Two Overseas Editions, Ginger Mick, As This Book Is Commonly Called, Sold Over 70, 000 Copies In Its First Four Years. A Special Pocket Version For The Troops Was Reprinted Four Times

© David Cohen Fine Art/Mary Evans Picture Library

Power of the big gun and the turbine by G. H. Davis

The power of the big gun and the turbine. Three annotated illustrations, showing the modern battleship cruiser's advantage over an opponent carrying lighter guns of shorter range, the disposition of the new 13.5 guns on the new battleship cruisers of the Princess Royal type under construction, and a comparison of the biggest guns carried by the British, American and European battleships under construction.
1910

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