Enemy Collection (page 17)

Soviet Radio Operator
Soviet shortwave radio operator communicating with forces behind the enemy lines

Haman Humiliated
When Hamans plan to have the Jews massacred is revealed by Esther, he is forced to honour his enemy Mordecai (a Jew) by leading him, on a horse, round the city

German Look out Post
A German look-out post, up a tree, spotting enemy artillery

Titus Manlius Torquatus
TITUS MANLIUS TORQUATUS Roman soldier and statesman, depicted vanquishing an enemy in single combat

Bulldog and Bloodhound
AN ENGLISH BULL-DOG and a CORSICAN BLOODHOUND John Bull savages his enemy

Natural Obstacles
Eritreans fighting alongside Italians have to contend with natural obstacles as well as the enemy

Charging the Enemy
A Life Guardsman charging the enemy - his foes lie vanquished at his feet

Seven Days Battle / Elson
The Seven Days Battles - Federal troops flanking the enemy

Ww1 / Wurttemberg Trench
Wurttemberg troops observing. An officer uses a pair of binoculars in order to observe enemy movements

Thrilling Action in Air
High drama above the clouds as a gunner fires in pursuit of an enemy plane

Plane Attacks Balloon
A British biplane attacks a balloon protecting an enemy airship shed near Ghent

German Machine Gun / 1914
A German machine gun crew, partially hidden in an autumnal wood, await the enemy

U-Boat Crew on Lookout
A German U-boat crew look out for enemy ships

German Captain Salutes
The captain of a German warship, having sunk an enemy vessel, shows his good breeding by saluting the ship and its crew whom he has sent to their graves

Scythian War Chariots
Persian war chariots charge against Alexander the Great

Housework in Trenches
German troops on the Eastern Front get on with their household tasks while one of them keeps an eye open for signs of enemy activity

Trenches under Rain
Ankle-deep in water which is added to by the pouring rain, huddled under wet capes in a muddy trench shared with rats - who needs an enemy to make trench life miserable ?

CANNON, 1450
French siege-cannon of the period of Charles VII, with cover to protect the artillerymen from enemy arrows

Trench Listening Post
A French " listening post" in " No Mans Land" where soldiers took turns to listen out for surprise enemy attacks

Ww1 Machine Gunner
The machine-gunner in position on a French Deperdussin monoplane, exposed to the elements as well as to the enemy

Guynemer / Farre 1917
Georges-Marie Guynemer, French military aviator, credited with the destruction of 53 enemy planes

Poster : Force of Arms
we have Smashed the Enemy by Force of Arms !

9th Century Scot Warrior
A Scottish warrior wears a magnificent plumed helmet, guaranteed to impress the boldest enemy; he carries a massive sword, two spears, a horn and a heavy shield

WWI / 1918 / PIAVE
Italian forces, supported by British and French divisions, attack across the river Piave, successfully splitting the enemy, a decisive victory

Wwi / German Defence
German infantry defend their trench against an enemy attack

German Albatros, 1917
A German Albatros fighter is fired on from the enemy lines

Zep Downed over France
French civilians cheer as an enemy Zeppelin is shot down near Bar-Le-Duc

1917 / French Troops / Snow
French soldiers amuse themselves by throwing snowballs at snow effigies of the enemy

Lancelot & Tarquin
Sir Lancelot strikes the copper basin in order to challenge Sir Tarquin - the haughty enemy of the Knights of the Round Table. Lancelot vanquishes Tarquin

German Anti-Aircraft
Carefully camouflaged, these Germans wait with a large calibre gun to fire on enemy aircraft such as the one about to fly past them

Portable Searchlight
A soldier equipped with a portable searchlight can detect an enemy at night - though in this instance, all he has detected is a poacher trapping a rabbit

Allied Soldiers Kneel
The Allies kneel together to face the enemy as one in the First World War

GUYNEMERs SPAD 1916
French ace Georges-Marie Guynemers SPAD-VII fighter on which he has shot down many of the 53 enemy aircraft with which he is credited : at Manoncourt airfield

China : Tai-Li
TAI-LI the transcendental dog, depicted expectorating a projectile in the form of a huge red pearl against an enemy

Cossacks in a Village
Cossack horsemen charge through an enemy village

Boer / Rhodes at Kimberley
Cecil Rhodes watching the effect of the Long Cecil gun on the enemy trenches

Italian Sub Interior
Enemy in sight ! The commander of an Italian submarine in World War Two spots a British vessel and prepares to sink her

Battle of Mons 1792
At Mons, the French are overwhelmed by the Austrian artillery but brave Marshal Stettenhoffen shames his men into following when he leads the advance on the enemy

Cyclist Manoeuvres
The Compagnie Cycliste of the French Army take part in the annual manoeuvres, pedalling rapidly to the high ground before firing on the enemy

Living Shield, Belgium
To discourage the enemy from shooting at them as they invade Belgium, the Germans round up local civilians and force them to go ahead of them as a living shield

Saved by a Brother
American Revolutionary Captain MacKinsty, captured by hostile Iroquois, is about to be burnt when their leader Brandt, recognising a brother-Mason, saves him, though an enemy

Battle of Loubi
EGYPTIAN CAMPAIGN Battle of Loubi, near Nazareth - Junot, with only 450 men, is surrounded and attacked by 3000 enemy cavalry, but successfully repels them

Lannes as a Lad
JEAN LANNES As a boy, the future general - son of a stable-boy - works in a wash-house. Later he will make a clean sweep of the enemy at Montebello

Crossbows and Shields
One soldier gets ready to fire his crossbow at the enemy while his two companions duck behind their shield

Charles Howard Nottinghm
CHARLES HOWARD, earl of NOTTINGHAM, statesman, naval and military commander, bitter enemy of Essex. with his autograph

Henri III Rejected
The crimes of Henri III lead two assemblies, one of nobles and the other of doctors of the Sorbonne, to declare him an enemy of true religion and undeserving of loyalty

Battle of Mylae
The Roman fleet under Caius Diulius defeats the Carthag- -inian fleet under Hannibal; the Romans use boarding bridges to access the enemy vessels and fight hand-hand

Fort Moultrie Evacuated
Fort Moultrie, in Charleston harbour, is evacuated by its Union garrison : before leaving they destroy anything that could be useful to the enemy

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