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Italian Infantry advanceAn illustration by Edouardo Matania showing the method of approach to enemy positions adopted by Italian Infantry when under heavy shrapnel fire
British troops with their latest equipment, WW1Men of the Worcestershire Regiment resting before an attack on the Western Front in July 1916. Date: 1916
The London Motor Bus at the Front, WW1London buses in use at the Front to transport British infantry soldiers who are pictured hurrying to fill the gaps in the Armentieres-Ypres line in November 1914
With the Army by Denis Cowles, WW1 cartoonWith the Army - 1. Teaching recruits to " carry the left foot about 12 inches to the left." " Infantry Training 1914." Something of a misinterpretation of infantry training
Robert Shaw Monument, Boston, Massachusetts, USARobert Gould Shaw (1837-1863) Monument, Beacon Street, Boston, Massachusetts, USA. Depicting Shaw as commander of the all-black 54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment
My Magazine cover - British WW1 soldierFront cover of the childrens title, My Magazine featuring a British infantry soldier marching in profile. 1918
Paris, France - Boulevards - Le Regiment qui Passe"Paris, France - Boulevards - " Le Regiment qui Passe". Date: circa 1890
Indian infantry marching out from camp in MesopotamiaA detachment of Indian infantry in Mesopotamia marching out from camp for trench duty, led by the regimental bag-pipes and a drummer. Date: 1918
Graphic cover - Lighting the Menin RoadLighting our lads to victory - front cover of the Graphic featuring a British soldier putting in place a front-line lamp used for guiding infantry in the Battle of Menin Road. Date: 1917
Germans routed by Highlanders in offensive near Ypres, 1917Infantry soldiers of the Highland regiments involved in an offensive against a strong German position, consisting of a ruined brick factory heavily armed with machine guns
Our Growing Army by H. M. BatemanOur Growing Army - No, not the LIGHT infantry. A humorous cartoon showing a group of portly soldiers by H. M. Bateman. Date: 1915
How the war has alterd the outlook on sportFootball crowds comparing then (1914, top) from now (1916, bottom). The majority of the crowd from now consists of disabled soldiers recently released from German captivity
Ian Hay - The first Hundred ThousandCaptain John Hay Beith (1876-1952) the soldier-author with the pen name Ian Hay who wrote The First Hundred Thousand (of which he was a member of) as well as various other military books
Infantry Training (4-Company Organization) 1914Book entitled Infantry Training (4-Company Organization) 1914. Published by His Majestys Stationery Office. Purchased from Wyman & Sons Ltd. Fetter Lane, London, EC4. Book
Senior NCO, most probably a CSM or SNCO Acting OfficerA portrait of a senior NCO, most probably a CSM (Feldwebel) or SNCO Acting Officer (not commissioned), known as an Offizierstellvertreter
French Infantry and damaged wagon, CurluTwo vignettes - one of French Infantry on the road to Hem (Somme), and the other is a damaged wagon at Curlu. Jean-Jacques Berne-Bellecour (1874-1939)
Woven Badge for Prince Alberts - Somerset Light Infantry. Commemorative Art
Battalion Ballads from 17th Bat. Highland Light InfantryBook entitled Battalion Ballads from THE OUTPOST 17th (S) Battalion Highland Light Infantry. This book belonged to 15959 Sergeant W. F. Ritchie. Annotated inside giving details of his time in France
German World War One commemorative cup and saucer celebrating a Silver Wedding on the 5th March 1914. From your beloved son, Heinrich, Machine Gun Company of Infantry Regiment, Karl (7 Brig) No
Portrait of a Corporal of the 1 / 9th (Glasgow Highlanders) BaPortrait of a Corporal of the 1/9th (Glasgow Highlanders) Battalion of the Highland Light Infantry, 5th Brigade, 9th Division, 1st Army in full marching order. Georges Scott, (1873-1943)
Pipers of the 1 / 9th (Glasgow Highlanders)Pipers of the 1/9th (Glasgow Highlanders) Battalion of the Highland Light Infantry, 5th Brigade, 2nd Division, 1st Army, France, 1915
Photograph of Paul Louis Van den Berghe, dated March 1918. Lieutenant Paul Louis Van Den Berghe, 1St Infantry Regiment Of The Belgian Army. Born 2Nd November 1872
INFANTRY TRAINING (4-Company Organization)Book : 40/War Office/2052 - Official Copy - INFANTRY TRAINING (4-Company Organization) - 1914 - General Staff, War Office.. Book
G Stokes, Shropshire Light Infantry and Royal EngineersG. Stokes, Shropshire Light Infantry and Royal Engineers, 1914-1918, sitting on a rather large cart horse. Photograph
Private W Cheetham bringing up fresh supplies of bombsPrivate W. Cheetham (1st Btn. Shropshire Light Infantry) bringing up fresh supplies of bombs under very heavy fire at the crater at Hooge - August 9th 1915
Paperweight with a silver badgeA paperweight with a silver badge of the Oxford and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry on top. Trench Art
Private Oscar Stanley Clark BlakstadBust-length portrait of No. 552748 Private Oscar Stanley Clark Blakstad (1893-1917) of Princess Patricias Canadian Light Infantry in the uniform of the Legion of Frontiersmen. Clarke
Miniature - Lieutenant of the Durham Light InfantryMiniature Oval portrait of a Lieutenant of the Durham Light Infantry wearing an MC ribbon. E. Pratt
British and German infantry disputing possession of a trenchBetween 2 barrages : British and German infantry disputing possession of a trench above Beaumont Hamel, supported by their respective artilleries - 13th November 1916. (ILN 13/1/17)