Belgian Collection (page 38)

Laeken, Belgium
The Japanese House at the foot of the Pagoda at Laeken, Belgium (a residential suburb in north-west Brussels). The buildings were commissioned by King Leopold II

Vauxhall Bridge Road, Pimlico, London - outside Parnells arcade. The Victory March and the Belgian Band - 19th July 1919

Philippines - Building a Church
The Van Scheut Mission building a Christian Church in the Philippines. The Van Scheut Mission was closely linked to the prominent Belgian priest Frank Verbiest

Advertising Card for rug importer
Advertising card for a Belgian Turkish rug importer, showing the owner of the company, Leonhard Tietz, negotiating the price of a rug. He had an office in Rassim Pacha Han in Istanbul

Prince George and war ambulance
Prince George, later Duke of Kent (1902-1942), fourth son of King George V and Queen Mary, in the courtyard of Buckingham Palace with Mr Hansell

Belgium: the coast
Poster from the Belgian Luxembourg tourism office in Brussels proclaiming the attractions of the Belgian coast with a female figure in beach wear and sun hat against a blue ground with beach huts

Coupe Pilette at the automobile club of Spa, in Belgium, on Sunday 15th September 1907. Motoring poster for the L Automobile Club de Spa featuring an early Pilette car and two men

Belgian soldiers sleep in a church while women and civilians pray for their countrs liberation

King George V at the front with King Albert, reviewing Belgian troops

Street and house-to-house fighting. A commonplace of the struggle on the Franco-Belgian border

King Alberts Fete day: The royal Belgian children at Westmi
Cardinal Bourne greeting Prince Leopold, Duc de Bradant; Prince Charles, Comte de Flandre and Princess Marie-Jose of Belgium

During the fierce fighting near Dixmude: A Belgian Red Cross nurse visiting Belgian soldiers in the trenches

The Intruder: What the billeting of German soldiers too often means to French and Belgian villagers

On the Belgian Frontier: German field guns being run forward to open fire

A waist deep shell hole in a Belgian Street: In a war wrecke
WWI, World War One, First World War, 1st World War. World War 1, The Great War

Belgian Civilians being deported to Germany, 1916
Illustration showing Belgian civilians being ordered around a train station by German soldiers as they were deported to Germany to work in heavy industry there, December 1916

A Belgian Church service under German Guard; First World War
Illustration showing a Belgian priest reading Cardinal Merciers protest against deportations to his congregation, whilst a German soldier stands guard at the bottom of his pulpit, 1916

Belgian people kissing the Union Jack
Illustration by Lascelles, of a crowd of Belgian people gathered outside the British consulate in Ostend, kissing the Union Jack

Belgian women giving out walnuts
Brave Belgian women giving out walnuts to French soldiers in the trenches near Antwerp, between Duffel and Lierre

Belgian soldiers working a Hotchkiss machine-gun
Photograph showing two Belgian soldiers working a Hotchkiss machine-gun. The revolving barrel Hotchkiss machine-gun was invented by the American

The Belgian Royal family
King Albert of Belgium seen with his family, the Queen Elizabeth, their daughter Princess Marie Jose (left), Prince Charles, Count of Flanders (middle) and Prince Leopold, Duke of Brabant (right)

Joffre and King Albert of Belgium
General Joffre in conversation with King Albert of Belgium (1875-1934), Commander-in-Chief of the Belgian army. Albert was credited with leading a gallant Belgian resistance against the German army

Belgian soldiers retreat
Belgian soldiers in August 1914, retreating to Antwerp, accompanied by dogs pulling machine guns. As the Germans pushed their invasion through Belgium, the Belgium army was forced to retreat

Belgian peasant refugees
A Belgian peasant family with a dog-drawn cart, walk into Brussels after fleeing their homes in the wake of the German invasion of 1914

Louvains town hall saved
Illustration showing crowds of German officers looting the Belgian town of Louvain during World War I. The city was devastated by the German invasion in September 1914

Baron De Zuylen
BARON DE ZUYLEN Belgian-French automobiliste

Maeterlinck / Hommes D auj
MAURICE MAETERLINCK Belgian poet, dramatist and essayist as a young man

After Battle of Haelen
In the aftermath of the Battle of Haelen, scene of a Belgian victory over the Germans, a lone Belgian soldier stands guard in the ruins of the town

New Year Letter - 2
A Belgian girls traditional New Year Letter to her godmother

Belgian Factory
Etablissements & Charbonnages du Grand-Hornu, near Mons : a passenger train is passing in the foreground, and over on the right is a freight train carrying coal to the works

Belgian Grotto 3
Stalagmites and crystalline tubes at Engihoul

Belgian Grotto 5
The curtains at Remouchamps

Belgian Grotto 4
Hollow cords, junctions and stalagmites at Tilff

Belgian Grotto 1
Stalagmites at Rochefort

Belgian Grotto 2
Stalactites, junctions and curtain at Han

Belgian Grotto 6
The Cascade at Dinant

Astrid as Queen
Astrid with Leopold III who came to the throne in 1934

Astrid in Colonies
Astrid, wife of prince Leopold of Belgium (later king) visits Belgiums African colonies

Astrid Embraced
Astrid, Swedish princess and niece of king, arrives in Belgium in 1926 to marry prince Leopold, later Leopold III king of Belgium

Astrid as a Child
Astrid, later queen of the Belgians, as a child

Astrid Skis
Astrid skiing with Leopold III

Astrid and Prince
Astrid holds up her son, named prince de Liege, to the people of Liege

Astrid and Charity Work
Astrid performing an act of charity

Astrid and the Sick
Astrid visiting the sick

Astrid and Children
Astrid with her children

Astrid Mourned
After her fatal car accident, a memorial stone is erected at Kussnacht, on lake Lucerne, where the accident took place

Astrid Amid People
Astrid, wife of prince Leopold of Belgium (later king) is a popular princess

Queen Astrid
Astrid, queen of the Belgians

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