Dardanelles Collection (page 4)

The Narrowest spot in the Dardanelles, Turkey
The Narrowest spot in the Dardanelles, a narrow strait in northwestern Turkey connecting the Aegean Sea to the Sea of Marmara. Date: 1901

V Beach Cemetery - near Cape Helles, Gallipoli, Turkey
V Beach Cemetery in 1925 - a Commonwealth War Graves Commission cemetery located near Cape Helles, Gallipoli, Turkey. The cemetery was brought into use shortly after the landing at Cape Helles at

WW1 - French Auxilliary Transport vessel Amazone
WW1 - Turkish Front - French Auxilliary Transport vessel Amazone. Date: circa 1910s

Thessaloniki, Greece, Greek Volunteers leave for Sedd el Bar
Thessaloniki, Greece - Greek Volunteers leave for Sedd el Bahr (Seddulbahir) a village in the district of Eceabat, Canakkale Province, located at Cape Helles on the Gallipoli peninsula in Turkey

WW1 - British soldiers land fish killed by shell Dardanelles
WW1 - Two British soldiers landing a fish killed by an Asiatic Annie shell fired from Turkish Fort Gunners during the Dardanelles Campaign

HMS Montrose at Canakkale - troops in transit
HMS Montrose at Canakkale (Chanak), Turkey - troops in transit - 30th September 1922. The Chanak Crisis, also called Chanak Affair in September 1922 was the threatened attack by Turkish troops

Malta - One of the Convalescent Camps - WWI. Malta was not on the front line of World War I (unlike World War II) but did participate in many ways nevertheless

Malta - St Patricks Convalescent Camp - WWI
Malta - St Patricks Convalescent Camp. The caption (written by a soldier recoving at the camp) detais various tents as the Y.M.C.A, the Cookhouse and the Surgical Ward

Malta - Ghain Tuffieha Camp Hospital - WWI
Malta - Ghain Tuffieha Camp Hospital (St Peters Camp). Malta was not on the front line of World War I (unlike World War II) but did participate in many ways nevertheless

WWI British Army Mess Tent - Chanakkale - Gallipoli
WWI British Army Mess Tent - Chanakkale, also known as Gallipoli, on the Turkish Dardanelles coast - during the ill-fated campaign. Date: circa 1915

Lighthouse on the Gallipoli Peninsula
Lighthouse on the Gallipoli (Gelibolu) Peninsula Date: circa 1919

An SS airship over the harbour near the Dardanelles

Dardanelles Cartoon / 1915
A German view of the Britsh Dardanelles expedition. 1915

Crew of HMS E11 submarine, WW1
The crew of the British HMS E11 submarine, probably around the time of a successful attack on Turkish defences at Gallipoli during the First World War. Date: circa 1915

View of the Arsenal, Constantinople, with HMS Caesar
View of the Arsenal at Constantinople, Turkey, with HMS Caesar in the background. Date: circa 1919

HMS Grampus and HMS E11 submarine, WW1
The crew of the HMS Grampus (a Beagle-class destroyer) cheering the surfaced HMS E11 submarine after a successful attack on Turkish defences at Gallipoli during the First World War. Date: 1915

View of the Narrows, Dardanelles, Turkey
View of the Narrows, the narrowest section of the Dardanelles straits, connecting the Mediterranean with the Black Sea, Turkey. Date: 20th century

Captured British troops, Dardanelles, WW1
Captured British troops in the Dardanelles (Turkey), during the First World War. Date: 1915-1916

HMS Majestic, British battleship, capsized, WW1
HMS Majestic, British predreadnought battleship, launched 1895, served before and during the early part of the First World War including the Dardanelles

HMS Majestic, British battleship, sinking, WW1
HMS Majestic, British predreadnought battleship, launched 1895, served before and during the early part of the First World War including the Dardanelles

HMS Queen Elizabeth, British battleship, Mudros, WW1
HMS Queen Elizabeth, British dreadnought battleship, launched 1913, served during the First and Second World Wars, decommissioned 1948

HMS Louis, British destroyer, Suvla Bay, WW1
HMS Louis, British Laforey-class destroyer, launched 1913, served during the early part of the First World War, stranded and wrecked in Suvla Bay during the Dardanelles Campaign

Kitchener, Birdwood and McMahon, Anzac Cove, WW1
Lord Herbert Kitchener, Lieutenant-General Sir W R Birdwood and Sir Henry McMahon at Anzac Cove during the Gallipoli Campaign, First World War. They are in a trench, looking over the parapet

Vice Admiral Sir John de Robeck, British naval officer
Vice Admiral Sir John Michael de Robeck (1862-1928), British Royal Navy officer who commanded the Allied naval force in the Dardanelles during the First World War

Kitchener, Birdwood, Godley and Maxwell, Anzac, WW1
Lord Herbert Kitchener (second left), Lieutenant-General Sir William Birdwood (far left), Major-General Alexander Godley (second right) and Major-General John Maxwell (far right) at North Beach

General Sir Ian Hamilton, British army officer
General Sir Ian Standish Monteith Hamilton (1853-1947), British army officer, best known for commanding the ill-fated Mediterranean Expeditionary Force in the Dardanelles during the Battle of

Kitchener, Birdwood and a French general, WW1
Lord Herbert Kitchener (right of centre) and Lieutenant-General Sir W R Birdwood (left of centre) at Anzac Cove during the Gallipoli Campaign, First World War

General Liman von Sanders
General Otto Liman von Sanders, a German officer and defender of the Dardanelles during the First World War. Date: circa 1916

Lord Kitchener in Dardanelles, WW1
Lord Herbert Kitchener (1850-1916) while in the Dardanelles during the Gallipoli Campaign, First World War. Date: circa November 1915

French artillery at Gallipoli WWI
French 9.2inch French gun at Caesars camp, Helles at Gallipoli during World War I

WWI Artillery
Possibly Turkish artillery at Gallipoli during World War I

Gallipoli view WWI
View from the front line trench towards Achi Baba at Gallipoli during World War I

British and French troops at Gallipoli WWI
British and French troops in the position known as Brown House at Gallipoli during World War I

HMS Albion at Gallipoli WWI
HMS Albion aground at Gaba Tepe at Gallipoli during World War I

Allied artillery WWI
Allied artillery in action during World War I

British ships WWI
British ships at anchor in the Dardanelles during World War I Date: 1915

Water filtration at Gallipoli WWI
All water is carefully filtered and put into covered cans. Even petrol cans are cleaned and used for this purpose

Gallipoli beach WWI
460th Battery Royal Field Artillery at V Beach at Gallipoli during World War I

Unloading supplies WWI
Unloading ammunition at Gallipoli during World War I

Gas alarm at Gallipoli WWI
False alarm of a gas attack at Anzac where men of the 3rd Light Horse Regiment have taken cover during World War I

Gallipoli soldiers WWI
Soldiers guarding on Ghurka Bluff at Gallipoli during World War I

Y Beach at Gallipoli WWI
Y Beach and the coast, looking south to Cape Helles in the distance during World War I

Communications equipment WWI
Communications mast on a beach at Gallipoli during World War I

British officers at Gallipoli WWI
Commodore Keyes walking on the beach on the morning of the final day of the evacuation at Gallipoli during World War I

French stowaways WWI
French stowaways on transport at Gallipoli during World War I

Resting soldiers at Gallipoli WWI
A shell from an Asiatic Annie bursting in the sea. Men resting on the beach road from Cape Helles to Gully Ravine, under shelter of the cliffs at Gallipoli during World War I

Soldiers at Gallipoli WWI
Soldiers in Anzac Cove at Gallipoli during World War I

Gallipoli camp WWI
Funk holes and dug-outs on the cliffs at Gallipoli during World War I

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping