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Ww1 Kitchener RecruitingKITCHENER POSTER Recruitment poster featuring Kitchener : " You are the man I want"
Scotland Forever! The Charge of the Scots Greys, the British heavy cavalry regiment thatBattle of WATERLOO : Scotland for ever ! the charge of the Scots Greys
Ancient Greek SoldiersGreek soldiers
Injured Ww1 SoldierA British soldier and his wife (or girlfriend) pose for the photographer, with the young mans lost leg stark evidence of the horrors of the conflict and the injuries suffered
Ww1 Postcard SoldierTommy guards the flag with bayonet in hand and pipe in mouth
14th Century SoldierA French soldier of the 100 Years War, carrying the oriflamme or standard : his page holds his armoured horse
Naval Cadets HornpipeNaval cadets learning the Hornpipe onboard the HMS Arethusa, the cadet training ship
Wounded Red Cross DogA French soldier salutes a war hero - a Red Cross dog wounded in action
Ww1 / Poitiers Fist AidWorld War One : French soldiers receive first aid at Poitiers station, France
S De Montfort / JacquandSIMON DE MONTFORT Soldier and statesman
Boy home on LeaveTHEREs A BOY COMING HOME ON LEAVE A soldier embraces his sweetheart as he arrives home
WW1 / C 1916 / SHADOWS SKYThe shadows of soldiers are projected onto the night sky by flares and searchlights
British Sappers 1823Sappers and Miners in uniform
British 19C Sappers 1825Sappers and Miners in uniform and working dress
Xmas Pudding in TrenchesInnovative British soldiers use a German steel helmet as a saucepan for their Christmas pudding
Soldiers 8-9th CenturyA French count and two of his vassals on a military expedition
French Soldiers Ca 1600Two French soldiers of the time of Henri IV - an ARQUEBUSIER A PIED (foot arquebusier) and a CAPITAINE DE GENDARMES
World War One TrainingBritish soldiers on rifle practice. They are all wearing puttees (cloth wound round the lower part of the legs to support the ankles and to keep dirt out of their boots)