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Title List — Realistic Set of 600, Volume V
| Number |
Title |
|---|---|
| 401 | Landing stores at Sedd-ul-Bahr, fearlessly taken up by the Hants and Fusiliers under a hurricane of shell |
| 402 | Gaba Tepe, famed for exploit of the Anzacs who leaped ashore and drove off the Turks with the bayonet |
| 403 | On the inhospitable shores of Gallipoli |
| 404 | Trenches on the crest of Lone Pine resolutely held against many violent counter-attacks by the Turks |
| 405 | Casualties on the slopes of Saro Bair after our repulse of furious enemy assaults on the ridges |
| 406 | Miles of entrenchments running up the hillsides to our fortifications on the ridges near Anzac beach |
| 407 | Horse and mules lines near the front line, Dardanelles |
| 408 | Lord Kitchener reviews the situation at Gallipoli with Anzac Officers |
| 409 | Fire! Field batteries in action at Sulva Bay, Gallipoli |
| 410 | Transport with the "Old Contemptibles" from India meets a man-of-war in the Mediterranean |
| 411 | Sir John French riding with his aide-de-camps and escort of Indian cavalry |
| 412 | Army Corps H.Q. of Sir Douglas Haig hit by German shells in 1914, several of his staff being killed |
| 413 | Leicesters parading before proceeding to the front line trenches |
| 414 | In the firing line before La Boiselle, awaiting the signal for the dash up the "Sausage Valley" |
| 415 | By a well-timed counter-attack, we retake trenches lost in the fierce Hun assaults on Kemmel Hill |
| 416 | At the bayonet's point our troops surprise a Jerry machine gunner in his den at Croiselles |
| 417 | Receiving first-aid from his sergeant in a sap during the height of battle at Peronne |
| 418 | London Motor-buses used for rushing troops to the front |
| 419 | Smoke screen thrown out to conceal concentration of storm troops |
| 420 | South Africans prepare to defend an important wood against a gas attack |
| 421 | Second Line Infantry going into action to rush a German position |
| 422 | Canadians leave their trenches to charge the enemy position |
| 423 | The work of clearing up the captured trenches made hazardous by enemy "booby traps" |
| 424 | Maxim gun being transported across a stream on an Aerial Line |
| 425 | Resolutely held against the Kaiser's finest troops, the battle-scarred defences of the Yser near Ypres |
| 426 | Shell shattered Ypres, looking towards the Lille Gate |
| 427 | A French tank assists in clearing the Germans out of a ruined village |
| 428 | One of the formidable dug-outs captured from the Germans, Bickendorf |
| 429 | Car of observation balloon in mid-air showing the parachute attachment |
| 430 | R.E. "straffing" machine just off for a scrap with the German planes |
| 431 | Scottish troops examining remains of the first British aeroplane brought down by Germans |
| 432 | Examining fragments of shell in craters; buildings wrecked by shell fire |
| 433 | Writing to the Old Folks at Home |
| 434 | Welcome news from the homeland; letters, papers and parcels are eagerly looked for by all |
| 435 | Motor lorries and cycles of Indian Army Corps Signals packed in the main square at Merville |
| 436 | North Staffords resting by the side of a French canal |
| 437 | "Entente Cordiale"; the Allies fraternizing on a canal boat in Flanders |
| 438 | Seaforths enjoying a dip in a French canal after a long march |
| 439 | Jats wrestling; the favourite sport of our Indian fighters |
| 440 | "Lime Juice Parade" in the Artillery lines after a strenuous day with the guns |
| 441 | Gurkhas preparing and cooking their evening meal |
| 442 | Cooks preparing a hasty meal in ruined cottage |
| 443 | Baby-killers work, enormous hole and shattered houses caused by a Zeppelin bomb |
| 444 | Wagons taking up branches of trees to camouflage the guns |
| 445 | Gun in process of screening: showing the use of trees, timber and sandbags |
| 446 | Halt of an ammunition column en route to the front |
| 447 | Air line section of the Signal Corps putting up a telegraph line along a Flanders canal |
| 448 | Bengal Lancers moving up; passing through Estree Blanche |
| 449 | Before the advance; Ammunition wagons of the R.F.A. proceeding to the front |
| 450 | Hussars turning off a road to rest and water their horses |
| 451 | Tommy's mount receives first attention. Carrying water from near-by rivulet |
| 452 | A quaint hospital; an old boiler used as a horse Hospital in a ruined French factory |
| 453 | A signal section just setting out for the day's work |
| 454 | Bivouac and horse lines of the 13th Hussars |
| 455 | Inspection by their General of battle-scarred Gurkhas just out of the trenches |
| 456 | Indian Infantry constructing trenches and putting up barbed wire entanglements |
| 457 | Gurkhas digging a communication trench through a wood in Flanders |
| 458 | An advanced post held by 41st Dogras and 4th Cavalry machine-gun section |
| 459 | Bombing up a trench: how the Gurkhas drove out the enemy |
| 460 | The British Red Cross in the field, ready for its errand of mercy |
| 461 | Red Cross Orderlies moving up close behind the line, to administer first-aid to the wounded |
| 462 | The Maharajah of Barwani giving orders to the Captain in charge of his fleet of ambulances |
| 463 | Arrival of casualties at a Regimental Aid Post |
| 464 | Motor ambulances with wounded passing reserves on the way to the firing line |
| 465 | Fixed and swing cots in a Royal Naval Ambulance Train |
| 466 | "Gott strafe England," a German mine, with its notorious message of hate, washed up on Belgian coast |
| 467 | Man the guns! Ready for the enemy on H.M.S. "Arno" |
| 468 | British destroyers at Scapa Flow guarding the surrendered German battleships |
| 469 | A British Hospital Ship arrives home with a complement of "Blighty" cases |
| 470 | Baggage train on the march in Flanders |
| 471 | 9th Gurkhas drawing rations in the courtyard of an old French farm where they are billeted |
| 472 | Cooks at work in a "Canvas" town |
| 473 | Cooks in the field |
| 474 | A busy telegraph office at General Head Quarters |
| 475 | Sir James Willcocks and Gen. Southey visit battalion headquarters of the Black Watch near Armentieres |
| 476 | Smoke bomb dropped by our airmen to indicate the range to the artillery |
| 477 | Although wounded himself, an Officer assists in removing some of his wounded men |
| 478 | A shell-riddled and deserted village daily subjected to artillery fire |
| 479 | Silicol gas-plant making and storing gas for our Observation Balloons |
| 480 | The End of the Great Adventure; Canadians handing in their kits |
| 481 | Receiving discharge papers and last pay envelope before returning to civilian life |
| 482 | Comparing their steel helmets with a "pickelhaub." Proud of his War Trophy |
| 483 | Trainload of motor-vans and armoured-cars, so central for our advance over the sands of S.W. Africa |
| 484 | German prisoners captured by our victorious troops near the Rufigi River, East Africa |
| 485 | The first glimpse of German territory. British transports proceeding up the Rhine |
| 486 | Our "Watch on the Rhine." Infantry guarding one of the bridge-heads, Cologne |
| 487 | Off to Blighty. Troops embarking on a steamer at Cologne to return to England |
| 488 | Lord Kitchener inspecting Guard of Honor at the Guildhall |
| 489 | Inns of Court O.T. Corps training in the snow |
| 490 | Moving fusilage for practising with Lewis gun |
| 491 | An infantry battalion, having rested and refitted, leave camp to take over a section of trenches |
| 492 | Construction of new ships to replace losses by "U" boats. The King inspects an important shipyard |
| 493 | H.R.H. The Prince of Wales addressing a huge crowd on Anzac day outside Australia House |
| 494 | The Empire honours the entry of America into the War--march of U.S. troops through Liverpool |
| 495 | Transport carrying troops through submarine infested waters to distant parts of our battle-line |
| 496 | "Anzac Day" in London. The Motherland pays homage to the "Giants of Gallipoli" |
| 497 | A Royal visit to the troops; enthusiastic welcome by the Canadians |
| 498 | Grand review of American troops on Broadway, New York, in commemoration of victory in the Great War |
| 499 | Sailors of the Grand Fleet participate in the review of the Empire's Forces on Peace Day, London |
| 500 | Presentation of V.C.'s and other honours by His Majesty to battle-scarred heroes in Hyde Park |
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