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Moving a field gun stuck in mud, Western Front, WW1Men moving a field gun stuck in the mud during bad weather on the Western Front during the First World War. Date: 1914-1918
British guns on the Western Front, France, WW1British guns being moved into position on the Western Front in France during the First World War. Shells and containers are stacked up in the foreground, between large puddles of rainwater
British soldiers and tanks in open country, WW1British soldiers and tanks in open country on the Western Front during the First World War. Date: April 1917
Removing a field gun, Western Front, WW1Men removing a field gun with the help of a team of horses on the Western Front during the First World War. Date: 1914-1918
Howitzer shells near Ypres, Belgium, WW1A line of 15 inch Howitzer shells on the muddy ground near Ypres, Belgium, during the First World War. Written on them are painted the initials RMA [Royal Marine Artillery]
Landscape scene with stretch of waterA watercolour landscape scene showing a stretch of water and a few buildings on the horizon
Motoring in Lakeland Theres nothing like motoring (when you get stuck). For testing your temper, endurance, and pluck !! circa 1920s
Eeling in Kent / 1930SEel spearers at work on the marshes at Reculver, Kent, England. By digging a pronged spear into the mud, skilled eel catchers catch as many as ten pounds of eels an hour. Date: 1930s
American Rural RoadA citizen of Philadelphia drives his carriage along the rutted mud of an American country road - Hunting Park Avenue its grandly named ! Date: 1891
Soldiers cleaning up at a muddy training campA group of soldiers belonging to the Brecknockshire Battalion South Wales Borderers, cleaning up at a rather muddy training camp
Two tank designs undergoing military testingTwo unusual armoured tank designs undergoing military testing during the First World War
Armoured tank in a battlefieldView of an armoured tank sitting on a battlefield during the First World War
Soldiers and tank in trenchA group of World War One soldiers, looking at an armoured tank which has accidentally slipped into their trench
Armoured tank undergoing field testingAn armoured tank undergoing field testing during the First World War
Tank breaking through barbed wire barricadeAn armoured tank breaking through a barbed wire barricade on a battlefield during the First World War
Trench scene with soldiers asleep in dugoutsA trench scene during the First World War, with soldiers asleep in their dugouts
Woman holding a black-faced lamb in a muddy fieldA woman wearing a warm overcoat, holding a black-faced lamb in a muddy field. (2 of 2)
Family and car in the desert, Middle EastA mother and her two children, together with grandparents, perch at the side of their car in the desert, somewhere in the Middle East
Pulling a car out of the mud, Middle EastBritish officers and men pulling a car out of the mud, somewhere in the Middle East
Second Battle of Ypres WWIIn the heights northeast of Ypres during World War I
Letterbox at Cranmere Pool, DartmoorTwo women stand in front of the letterbox at Cranmere Pool on Dartmoor, Devon. Cranmere Pool is famous for being the first place on Dartmoor to have a letterbox -- it was established there in 1854
Clearing up after the Battle of Menin RoadGerman soldiers clearing up after the Battle of the Menin Road Ridge on the Western Front near Ypres, France. The battle itself took place 20-25 September 1917
Turkish street scene - IstanbulTypical back street scene in Constantinople in the 1920s. Mud, rubble and wooden houses predominate the view
Maricourt 1916British transport wagons getting bogged down in the mud in Maricourt, during the Battle of the Somme
Mud in Arras in 1918Three soldiers walk carefully through the mud in Arras on the Western Front in France during World War I in January 1918
Marcoing 1917British soldiers pushing a water cart out of a mud filled shell hole near Marcoing during the Battle of Cambrai on the Western Front in France during World War I in November 1917
German artist at the Front during WWIAn artist, somewhere along the German line in France or Belgium during World War One, paints the scene in front of him. Several German soldiers
Informal armistice 1914Informal armistice Rue de Bois, constructing mud breastworks on the Western Front in France during World War I in 1914
Battle of PoelcappelleMan-handling an 18 pounder gun out of the mud. The horse team that pulls it is standing nearby. Near Langemarck on the Western Front in Belgium on 16th October 1917
Battle of Pilkem RidgeShell carrying pack mules moving forward through the mud near Ypres at the Battle of Pilkem Ridge, Western Front, Belgium during World War I on 1st August 1917
Howitzer in the mud6 inch 26 cwt Howitzer gun being manhandled through the mud near Pozieres during World War I in September 1918
Construction workers in Kashgar, western ChinaConstruction workers with a lorry in a street in Kashgar, western China. Photograph by Ralph Ponsonby Watts
American soldiers 1918A raiding party, up from the trenches and headed for the German lines during the Arras and Cambrai campaign in France on the British front during World War I on 7th April 1917
Oil seepage - IranA seepage of oil up through the soil - Iran
Fairly Tree dA soldier disguised rather improbably as a tree, scampers gingerly through the mud of the West Front, doing his best to avoid a cluster of enemy shells falling nearby
Senegal - West Africa - Tam Tam Malinke - DancersThe Dance of the Riflemen at Tam Tam Malinke, Senegal
Senegalese VillageDiogountouro - A typical native village in Senegal, West Africa
Interior of a mud cabin in Kildare, IrelandA woman and young girl indoors in a mud cabin in Kildare. They sit next to the fire over which a kettle hangs on a chain. This is a poor ramshackle dwelling with the door nearly falling apart
No Mans Land - A Study on the British Western FrontThe war torn landscape of the Western Front during World War One. Very little is visible except for mud, far off explosions and burnt trees
Canadian soldiers training for the front, in the mud and water of Salisbury Plain
Joys of To-DayHumorous illustration depicting a soldier home on leave during World War I delighted to be able to sink into a clean, comfortable downy bed
Ex Pede HerculemA cynical Irish soldier returning home on leave from the Front refuses a shoe shine boy, preferring instead to keep the mud on his boots as a symbol of honour
Captured German 155-mm Gun, Italy; Second World War, 1944Photograph showing a French 155-mm gun, used by the German army to shell Allied shipping, captured by British troops and being towed by a Sherman tank, Italy, 1944
A Muddy a sketch in Bond streetA small coach contrasts with its large lackeys. Dandies converse with a lady through its window. The coach, coloured bright yellow with red trim, is spattered with brown mud
Basra under British Military Rule, 1916Photograph showing locals repaving mud roads with stone and cement, under the gaze of a British Military Engineer, 1916
Excavated houses unearthed at HerculaneumAn ancient Roman town unearthed beneath thirty feet of solidified mud from the great eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 A.D
Macmahon Stuck in MudMacmahon sticks to his conservative principles, stuck in the mud despite the rising tide of Republicanism
Pima Mother and ChildA mother and child of the Pima people of the American southwest, outside one of the thatch-and-mud covered lodges which is her family home