Cavalry Collection (page 19)

Cavalry Charge - World War One
A propaganda patriotic postcard from World War One, showing a cavalry charge. " Theirs not ro reason why" For King and Country! Date: circa 1910s

India - 10th Duke of Cambridges Own Lancers
10th Duke of Cambridges Own Lancers (Hodsons Horse). Date: 1910

German Artillery on Manoeuvres Date: 1905

A Delhi, Turkish Light Infantry
A Dehli - Turkish light cavalry. A cavalry trooper wearing a tall hat with a lance in his hand, a musket slung over his back and a curved sword at his side. He is mounted on a brown horse. 1803

General Joffre and others during WW1
General Joseph Joffre (1852-1931) (left), Commander of the French Army during the first half of the First World War, seen here (left)

U.s cavalry bugler
A United States cavalry bugler Date: 1890

Mounted troops near Upington, South Africa, WW1
South African mounted troops near Upington on the Orange River frontier between German South West Africa (now Namibia) and South Africa, during the First World War. Date: circa 1915

Maharajah Holkar of Indore, India
The Maharajah Holkar of Indore (Tukojirao Holkar III) (reigned 1903-1926). " Who, for the war, offered free of charge all horses in his State Army which might be suitable for Government

British soldiers firing at a German plane, WW1
British soldiers of the Royal Horse Artillery attached to the 1st Cavalry Division firing at a German plane with an automatic rifle (a Hotchkiss Mark 1)

Sir Douglas Haig reviewing troops, Ebblinghem, France
Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig (1861-1928), British army officer, reviewing the 5th Australian Division at Ebblinghem, northern France, during the First World War. August 1917

British Lancers in France, WW1
British Lancers riding along a road in France during the First World War. Date: 1914-1918

Commander Leon de Witte, Belgian army officer
Commander (later General) Leon de Witte de Haelen (1857-1933), Belgian army officer (cavalry) who served on the Western Front during the First World War. Seen here as a young man. Date: 19th century

French Generals Joffre and Castelnau
French Generals Joffre (centre) and Castelnau (right), talking to a cavalry officer (left) in a cuirassier helmet on the Western Front during the First World War. Date: 1914-1918

Entry of General Mannerheim into Helsinki, Finland
Entry of General Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim (1867-1951) into Helsinki (Helsingfors), Finland, after the Finnish Civil War

Queen Elizabeth at a parade, 1953
A young Queen Elizabeth II looks back over her shoulder as she waits for a parade of the Household Cavalry at Home Park, Windsor during a presentation of New Standards

Two British Light Dragoons on horseback. On the left is an officer of the 7th or The Queens Own Regiment of Light Dragoons; on the right is an officer of the 16th or The Queens Regiment of Light

Lancers Corps - Horseback - British Army
The proposed uniform and equipment for a new corps of lancers in the British Army. Seen here is a side view of a mounted lancer charging with his lance tucked under his right arm. 1813

Lancers Corps - British Army
The proposed uniform and equipment for a new corps of lancers in the British Army. Seen here is a side view of a lancer standing holding his lance resting on his right shoulder with his sabre at his

Officers, Regiments of Light Dragoons
An officer of the Tenth or the Prince of Wales Regiment of Light Dragoons (left) and an officer of the Eighth or Kings Royal Irish Regiment of Light Dragoons

Huntley & Palmers advertisement, Coronation 1953
Advertisement for Huntley & Palmers biscuits, " The Worlds Finest, " at the time of the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II

Silhouette of Household Cavalry in Hyde Park, London
Silhouette depicting a procession of mounted Household Cavalry in Hyde Park, London, featured in the Tatlers Coronation issue. 1953

Mother O Mine - Young cavalry soldier
Mother O Mine A wistful young cavalry soldier thinks about home and his Mother, waiting for news of her son... Date: circa 1915

Coronation. Queen Mothers escort moves away
the Queen Mothers escort mounted by the Household Cavalry moves off down Victoria Street. 1953

English vets on the Western Front tend to wounded cavalry horses, injured in recent combat action. Date: circa 1944

Mexican Revolution - Constitutionalist Revolt
Constitutionalist Revolt - 18th July 1914 - Constitutional Troops enter Guadalajara. The Fall of the Huerta Dictatorship. Date: 1914

French Army in Africa - Cavalry with Standard
The French Army in Algeria, Africa - a group of hunters with the standard and entourage Date: circa 1903

Yeoman cavalry competition for the Loyd Lindsay Cup
Manoeuvres of the squads of yeomanry cavalry engaged in the competition for the Loyd Lindsay prize at Wimbledon; they have to ride, four together, two of them dismount

Russian Cavalry Officer
OFFICIER DE L ETAT-MAJOR RUSSE (Russian staff officer) Date: circa 1812

Battle of Wimpfen 1622
BATTLE OF WIMPFEN The Imperial Army under Tilly attacks the Palatinate forces and, despite a brilliant cavalry charge by the latter, the victory goes to Tilly Date: 6 May 1622

LIFE IN THE ARMY SIMKIN
The cover of Simkins book on all aspects of the army, its troops, actions and tactics entitled Life in the Army. Date: circa 1880

Russian cavalry in Manchuria during the Boxer Rebellion
Russian cavalry In Manchuria, during the Boxer Rebellion. They capture a Chinese battery. Date: 1900

German Napoleonic
Uhlan (left), Cavalry (centre) and Hussar (right) Date: 1813 - 1822

Mongols Vs Turks C14Th
One of the many battles between Timur (Tamerlane) and his Mongols against the Turks. Date: 14th century

British Military Scene
A Cavalry Camp. Date: circa 1885

Austrian cavalry - without their horses Date: 1704

An American army camp in Vera Cruz, Mexico

Cavalry parade over New Bridge, Haverfordwest, South Wales
A cavalry parade crosses New Bridge into Victoria Place in Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, Dyfed, South Wales, probably around the time of the outbreak of the First World War

Cavalry parade outside pub, Haverfordwest, South Wales
A cavalry parade pauses outside the Plough and Harrow pub in Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, Dyfed, South Wales, probably around the time of the outbreak of the First World War

Italian troops on Crete, including cavalry, artillery and carabinieri. Although much of modern Greece had been independent since the 1820s, Crete remained in Ottoman hands

Saumur - Horse training at the Cavalry School. Saumur is home to the Cadre Noir, the Ecole Nationale d Equitation (National School of Horsemanship), known for its annual horse shows

Troop Sergeant Major - 9th Lancers
A Troop Sergeant Major of the 9th (Queens Royal) Lancers. The Badge on his lower right arm denotes his position as the best shot in the squadron. Painting by Malcolm Greensmith

Squadron Sergeant Major - 5th Royal Irish Lancers (circa 1890). Medal ribbons worn: Egypt Medal (1882-89) and Khedives Star (1882-91)

Squadron Sergeant Major - 17th Lancers
A Squadron Sergeant Major of the 17th Lancers (Duke of Cambridges Own) - a Senior Scout. The medals he is wearing are The Distinguished Conduct medal

Dismounted German cavalry WWI
Advance dismounted cavalry patrol of a German Cavalry Regiment before Soissons in France, which can be seen in the background

Retiring German cavalry WWI
Bavarian cavalry retreating during the rearguard actions near Chauny which the French took on the 19th March 1917 during World War I

German cavalry WWI
German cavalry stationed near the Arras front on the Western Front during World War I

German cavalry in France WWI
German cavalry approaching a farm in Sailly-Sallisel on the Western Front during World War I

German cavalry patrol WWI
German cavalry patrol in the Argonne Woods on the Western Front during World War I

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