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... original strong, silent man. Very- strong. Very silent. Winner of horse-whipping championship (1917). Served in the Battle of the Somme and later in Falkland Islands (Film versions). Old Worthingtonian. Address: 4 4 The Great Open Spaces, bussex. 'lei ...
... original strong silent man. Very strong. Very silent. Winner of horsewhipping championship (19 1 7). Served in the Battle of the Somme and later in Falkland Islands (Film versions). Old Worthingtonian. Address The Great Open Spaces, Sussex. Tel. Address: ...
... A F A M O US ARTIST AT THE FRONT I MR. MUIRHEAD BONE'S WAR IMPRESSIONS ftfJP THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME AN EXCITING MOMENT IN THE FIGHT FOR THE SUMMIT RIDGE IN THE OFFICERS' MESS OF THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS, FORMERLY THE DANCING HALL OF A VILLAGE INN n!.h ...
... A F A M O US ARTIST AT THE FRONT I MR. MUIRHEAD BONE'S WAR IMPRESSIONS ftfJP THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME AN EXCITING MOMENT IN THE FIGHT FOR THE SUMMIT RIDGE IN THE OFFICERS' MESS OF THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS, FORMERLY THE DANCING HALL OF A VILLAGE INN n!.h ...
... HIGHLANDERS IN THE GREAT ADVANGE A RUINED FARMHOUSE AS A FORT: HIGHLANDERS REPELLING A GERMAN COUNTER-ATTACK DURING THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME I, s- U ■v.'.. W.1- M I Ilium I IWII ll|l hum ll iihipi MINI III iwihii I TO VICTORY!: THE BLACK WATCH STORMING THE ...
... f tight corners in the somme battle OUR GALLANT LADS IN THE THICK OF THE FIGHT mtmr v^„ ,m SCOTS HOLDING A WRECKED TRENCH AND DUG-OUT DURING A CRITICAL MOMENT Drawn from a sketch by V. Savill. NORTH OF BAZENTIN-LE-PETIT HOLDING A FLANK POSITION, ASSISTED ...
... HIGHLANDERS IN THE GREAT ADVANGE A RUINED FARMHOUSE AS A FORT: HIGHLANDERS REPELLING A GERMAN COUNTER-ATTACK DURING THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME I, s- U ■v.'.. W.1- M I Ilium I IWII ll|l hum ll iihipi MINI III iwihii I TO VICTORY!: THE BLACK WATCH STORMING THE ...
... post the remains of our dearly beloved 'Decca,' killed inaction on 5th May, 1917. He accompanied us right through the Battle of the Somme, and kept us happy and cheerful when there was nothing but mud and crumps for miles around. We have pushed once more ...
... f tight corners in the somme battle OUR GALLANT LADS IN THE THICK OF THE FIGHT mtmr v^„ ,m SCOTS HOLDING A WRECKED TRENCH AND DUG-OUT DURING A CRITICAL MOMENT Drawn from a sketch by V. Savill. NORTH OF BAZENTIN-LE-PETIT HOLDING A FLANK POSITION, ASSISTED ...
... superior. I have every reason to remember a very young Flight-Lieutenant who, towards the end of 1916, came home from the Battle of the Somme, and on leaving hospital was taken to a farce at the Criterion. He was nervous and irritable at the time, and for the ...
... its mechanism is an open secret. It is known to the Germans, who, indeed, used some examples of it as early as in the Battle of the Somme. Its chief disadvantage is that it rapidly becomes heated, and if firing at high speed is to be maintained, a spare ...
... the capture of Vimy Ridge in the first half of the year, through the various phases of the mighty Battle of the Somme, up to the beginning of the Battle of the Ancre in November. A becoming ostrich feather collar to be had in any shade for 41 guineas ...