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Canada in Khaki No 2Book entitled Canada in Khaki No. 2 - A Tribute to the Officers and Men now serving in the Overseas Military Forces of Canada
Miniature portrait of an Officer of the Royal Scots, WW1Miniature portrait of an Officer of the Royal Scots (Territorial Battalion). English School
In a moment of victory, WW1In a moment of victory, by F.H.K
Soldier of the Leicestershire Regiment, All Hallows Eve, WW1Soldier of the Leicestershire Regiment, All Hallows Eve, 31st October 1918. By A Cook. Date: 1918
Boys in khaki, boys in blue, WW1Boys in khaki, boys in blue : words and music with military and naval scenes - flags of all the Allies with portraits of the Tsar, King Albert I
Miniature portrait of a Royal Flying Corps Officer, WW1Miniature head and shoulders portrait of a Royal Flying Corps Officer, English School
Womens Legion uniform from Burberrys, 1918A smart uniform in khaki adopted by members of the Womens War Services Legion and available from Burberrys. Date: 1918
French and Belgian uniformOn the left, French infantrymen wearing the Mignonette grey-green field service dress uniform. On the right a lancer of the Belgian Guides Corps in his khaki uniform. Date: August 1914
Harrods outfits for war workers, WW1Advertisement for a practical Dri-Garb outfit of fine khaki twill, tough and weatherproof, and ideal for all types of outdoor war work by women. Date: 1918
Teddy Benson in uniform, a young recruiting officer, WW1Four year old Master Teddy Benson, doing his bit by donning khaki and angling for recruits in 1915. He could be seen most mornings in Hyde Park. Date: 1915
The Needless Question, predominance of khaki, WW1The Customer: Will the colour run? The Assistant: Oh, no, Madam; its a khaki shade. A lovely reverse silhouette image from the First World War showing a woman at a drapery shop
Military uniform a commonplace sight, WW1Silhouette entitled, Where are the clothes of yester-year? reflecting the predominance of men in khaki uniform in Britain by 1915. Date: 1915
From Khaki to Mufti, Moss Bros advertisement, 1918An advertisement from mens outfitters, Moss Bros, highlighting the transition of mens clothign from uniform back to civilian now that the war had ended
An unmilitary salute in silhouette, WW1Professor Miggs, of the Volunteers, takes his first walk in uniform and gives a very unmilitary salute. An academic type takes to khaki but isn t yet familiar with military etiquette. Date: 1915
The attraction of a man in khaki by Fish, WW1Illustration showing fashionable types including a typical male nut (a leisured dandy), realise that men in uniform are far more likely to attract ladies
Woman war-time window-cleaner, WW1A girl window cleaner dressed in khaki jacket and trousers during the First World War. Date: 1915
Suggested Christmas gifts 1915Advert for suggested Christmas gifts for Britains Blue and Khaki boys. Chamois leather waistcoat, with long sleeves, sleeping caps -favourite cap with men of both forces
A Poet in Khaki - Edmund JohnPrivate Edmund John (1883-1917), poet and soldier in the Artists Rifles during World War One. Photograph featured in The Bystander at the time his new book of poems
A land-girls dressAn example of work-on-land dress available from Shoolbreds of Tottenham Court Roadbuilt entirely out of bronze khaki drill, made of a three quarter length smock coat
King Albert I of Belgium and General Jacques de DixmudeKing Albert I of Belgium and Belgian general Jules Marie Alphonse Jacques de Dixmude (1858 - 1928), strolling among troops at rest on a small Belgian beach
Advert for Turnbull and Asser military outfits 1916For the comfort of our soldiers. Chamois leather drawers, ensure perfect comfort with absolute warmth. The most suitable garment for all those exposed to damp, wind and cold
From khaki to goatskinDue to the harsh winter conditions the British soldiers had to change from their khaki uniform to warm goatskin overcoats, woollen hats and new rubber boots. Date: 1915
Rotten Row crowded with khaki by FishHyde Park re-echoes the war note in every corner. Rotten Row is crowded with khaki, and squads of recruits decorate the open spaces
Are you in Khaki? by FishThe courage that dares the shot and shell is infinitesimal compared to the bravery of the young man in mufti who in the restaurants dares the cutting contempt of the khaki-clad heroes
US Marine Corps private, WW1A US Marine Corps private in First World War uniform (postcard photo of museum exhibit). Date: 1918
Cheerful British soldier on a postcard, WW1Cheerful British soldier on a postcard during the First World War. Worry? I don t think. Date: 1914-1918
Confident British soldier on a postcard, WW1Confident British soldier on a postcard during the First World War. Do I comprey? Not arf! Date: 1914-1918
British soldiers on the Somme, France, WW1Two British soldiers on the Somme, France, during the First World War -- a greeting inside a wartime Christmas card. Date: November 1916
General Sir Herbert Plumer, WW1General Sir Herbert Plumer, 1st Viscount Plumer (1857-1932), who commanded the British Second Army during the First World War. Date: 1917
Kissing ControversyThe Khaki Boy: " If I had known that tunnel was so long, I d have kissed you." The Mauve Girl: " Gracious! Didn t you? Somebody did!" Date: circa 1924
Advert for Peter Robinsons men & women accessories 1915Suggestion of practical christmas gifts for the lady and gentleman. 1915
Al-Kadhimiya Mosque, Baghdad, Iraq - WWI Xmas cardA rather unusual Christmas Greetings postcard, featuring a World War One era soldier (serving on the Mesopotamian front) in patriotic pose before an inset view of the Al-Kadhimiya Mosque, Baghdad
Active Service - WW1 knitting postcard by Harold CoppingPostcard from the First World War depicting a woman knitting comforts for soldiers (note the khaki coloured wool), and gazing wistfully into the distance
Design with stylised flowers. Conte, coloured pencil and gouache on copy paper. Silver Studio. circa 1900
Advert for Harrods gifts for the H. M forces 1939Gifts fo H.M forces. Sevice cardigan and pullovers, khaki shirts, upper boots, tan cape leather gloves, suede leather cardigan, socks, balaclava helmet scarf, proofed poplin under jacket. Date: 1939
Field Marshal Douglas Haig - Senior British Military OfficerField Marshal Douglas Haig, 1st Earl Haig (18611928) - a British senior officer during World War I. Commanded the British Expeditionary Force (BEF) from 1915 to the end of the War. 1926
Get into khaki; we are doing our bit. Poster shows an Australian soldier with rifle in one hand gesturing toward other soldiers in battle. Date between 1914 and 1918
Useful gifts for Officers at the front 1914Advert for Debenham and Freebody for a variety of clothes for the Officers in The First World War. This includes Akhaki shirts, with collar, fur waistcoats
Australian soldier punching shoeshine boyGet out! Etla barra! An Australian soldier punches a shoeshine boy, evidently not happy about accepting his services. Date: 1916
Two soldiers in khaki uniformTwo young soldiers pose for their photo in the studio in their khaki uniform. They are wearing shorts and have sunburnt legs, which suggests that they are stationed in a hot climate
Wartime poster advertising Post Office Savings Bank, encouraging people to Save for Defence during the Second World War. 1940s
Allied action at Arsuf, Middle East, WW1Allied action on the Mediterranean coast at Arsuf in the Middle East (now in Israel) during the First World War. Sandbag defences are being held by the 2nd Battalion Black Watch
Poster advertising silent film, Les Ailes (Wings)Poster advertising the French version of an American silent film, Les Ailes (Wings), by Adolph Zukor and Jesse Llasky, set during the First World War. circa 1920s
Poster, The Recruit Who Took To It Kindly. Showing an army recruit learning to use his bayonet and demolishing a row of stuffed sacks
Leaflet, A Defence of the Army Pay CorpsOpening page of a printed leaflet entitled: Non-Combatants in Khaki: A Defence of the Army Pay Corps. circa 1919
Poster advertising wartime savings -- Salute the Soldier -- to help support the war effort. The soldier is given a movable arm to indicate the total raised to date. 1940s
Welcome to DurbanCover of a Welcome to Durban - Khaki and Blue we welcome you leaflet compiled and published by the Durban Publicity Association for British service men
British soldier asks directions - EgyptA British Tommy asks a rather disgruntled Egyptian Policeman for directions: " Please, mate, where is Nouzha Garden?"
