Cologne Collection (page 5)

General Joffre and Sir William Robertson in Cologne
General Joseph Joffre and Field Marshal Sir William Robertson in Cologne, Germany, accompanied by other Allied officers. Date: circa 1919

29th Division entering Cologne, Germany, WW1
The British 29th Division entering Cologne, Germany, by the Hohenzollern Bridge during the First World War, with General Plumer taking the salute. A misty cathedral can be seen in the background

Two tanks moving through Cologne, Germany
Two tanks moving through a street in Cologne, Germany, with the Cathedral in the background. The tanks are preceded by a guard of the Royal Navy, ready for an inspection by the VI Corps Commander

The Conservatoire of Music, Koln, Germany. Date: 1900

Marshal Foch and General Robertson in Cologne, Germany
Marshal Ferdinand Foch (left) and General Sir William Robertson (right) taking the salute in Cologne, Germany, on the arrival of Foch from the steamer Bismarck. 17 May 1919

Racial Types Germany
Women of Cologne of various classes: maidservant, matron & a middle class woman. All wear long white aprons & ruffs. Date: 1644

Perfume Bottle C1900
A decorative perfume bottle containing Eau de Cologne Fleur de Tilleul. Date: circa 1900

RAF navigators map of Frankfurt
Ordance survey map of Germany around Frankfurt, showing the location of Cologne (Koln), Koblenz, Frankfurt and other towns and cities in the area, compiled and drawn at the War Office

Cologne, Germany WWI
Cologne harbour in Germany during World War I

German artillery, 1936
German artillery on exercise on Cologne, Germany

Troops of the US First Army in Cologne; Second World War, 19
Photograph showing troops of the US First Army picking their way through a ruined street, littered with debris, as they advance into the city of Cologne (Koln), March 1945

Bombs falling on Knapsack Power Station; Second World War, 1
Aerial photograph, taken from the interior of a Royal Air Force Blenheim bomber, showing bombs dropping towards Knapsack power station, near Cologne in Germany, 12th August 1941

Eau De Cologne
Advertisement showing cherubs pouring " 4711 Water" into the bottle

Cologne / Koln Early 20C
Picturesque photograph of Cologne (Koln) showing the cathedral and and a steamer on the river Rhine

German Stagecoach 1846
Passengers emerge from their coach at Cologne

Young Woman of Koln
Young woman of Koln (Cologne)

Advert / Eau De Cologne
Atkinsons Eau de Cologne Date: 1926

Edward Vii / Iln 1900
Edward, Prince of Wales, attacked on the station platform at Brussels on his way to Cologne, by an anarchist named Sipido

Cologne / Koln General C16
Cologne: general view with boats

Koln Bookseller Jubilee
Leonard Schwann, bookseller of Cologne, announces his jubilee in an appropriately jubilant style

Overcrowded Hotel
A rather overcrowded hotel at Koln (Cologne)

Real Eau De Cologne
This Eau de Cologne really does come from Cologne, though why its called double we can t say

Eau De Cologne Russe
Eau de Cologne Russe - with its two-headed eagle motif - is a product of the Societe Francaise des parfums d Orient, so perhaps it really comes from Russia

Eau De Cologne Lilas
A fine French label for Eau de Cologne Lilas (= lilac) from the Pharmacie Etoile, France

Eau De Cologne Fleurie
A sophisticated art deco label for Eau de Cologne fleurie, from Pharmacie Rapin, France

Eau De Cologne Oeillet
A striking French label for Eau de Cologne Oeillet (= carnation)

French Eau De Cologne
Eau de Cologne aux Fleurs de France - a nice period design from the 20s or 30s

Mistletoe Eau De Cologne
Eau de Cologne au gui de France - but is it actually made from mistletoe, or is that simply its brand name ?

Cologne Bridge 1918
The new Watch on the Rhine set by the Allies: British troops crossing Cologne Bridge

British in Cologne 1918
British soldiers marching through the German city of Cologne

Earl Haig in Cologne
Field Marshall Earl Haig and Lord Plummer visit Cologne on a tour of inspection of the Army of Occupation

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