Munitions Gallery
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Choose from 247 pictures in our Munitions collection for your Wall Art or Photo Gift. Popular choices include Framed Prints, Canvas Prints, Posters and Jigsaw Puzzles. All professionally made for quick delivery.
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Honours for Women during WW1
Double page spread featuring portraits of women given New Year honours for war work. Toprow from left to right - Mrs Clementine Churchill CBE, Ladies' Auxiliary Committee (Munitions Section), Y.M.C.A, Ellen , Lady Askwith, CBE (as before), below is Flora, Lady Lugard DBE, joint founder of War Refugees' Committee and Founder of the Lady Lugard Hospitality Committee, Miss Frances Louise Stevenson, CBE, Private Secretary to the Prime Minister, Miss Laurence Alma-Tadema, CBE, joint founder of the Polish Refugee Fund (daughter of the artist Lawrence Alma-Tadema), Edith Harriet, Lady Sclater DBE, President of the Work Room and Smokes Fund, Mrs May Webster DBE, Chairman of the British Women's Hospital Committee and the Three Arts Fund, Miss Florence Mary Cass, OBE, a telephonist who showed courage and devotion to duty in charge of an exchange during an explosion. Bottom row, Miss Ella Trout, OBE, who rescued a drowning sailor by pulling out to a torpedoed steamer, Miss Mabel Eleanor Clarke of Poplar, OBE, a telephonist who showed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids, Olive Crofton, Lady Smith-Dorrien, President of the Hospital Bag Fund, Margaret, Baroness Ampthill GBE, President of the Bedfordshire Branch of the British Red Cross Society, Member of Council, Head of the Voluntary Aid Department at Devonshire House, Mrs Amy Pomeroy MBE, an Australian lady, 'honoured for executing a task requiring exceptional courage and self-sacrifice' and Miss Kathleen Burke, CBE, awarded the honour for carrying out the "thousand dollars a day" lecturing tour in America for war hospitals. Date: 1918
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
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The visit of David Lloyd George, 12 September 1916
The visit of David Lloyd George, 12 September 1916. Photograph, World War One, Western Front (1914-1918), 1916. The British Minister of Munitions, David Lloyd George (right), General Sir Douglas Haig, General Joffre and the French Under Secretary for Munitions, Albert Thomas (left), discuss the ongoing offensive at 14th Army Headquarters at Meaulte on the Somme. From an album of 24 official photographs, including one loose, showing scenes of the Western Front Campaign, 1916-1918 (c), World War One (1914-1918). Date: circa 1860
© The National Army Museum / Mary Evans Picture Library
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Women Munitions Workers Keighley WW1
On 23rd September 1916, the West Riding Volunteer Regiment organised a flag day and procession with marching bands. It included an attractive 'tableaux' or float by the Keighley National Shell Factory which had munitions workers in Khaki, working on a lathe. Various signs on the float read, 'Keighley Made Shells Made on Keighley Made Machines by Keighley Girls', 'Britain's Equivalent to the Famous French 75mm Shell, The 18-Pounder Shell' and 'We are Hoping one of these presents from Keighley will hit the Kaiser in the Tummy.' The National Shell Factory, Keighley, Yorkshire, was located at Eagle Mills, Dalton Lane and was opened in 1915. Date: 1916
© The March of the Women Collection/Mary Evans Picture Library
