The Great War in Stereoviews

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Title List—War of the Nations Set B

Number	Title	U&U Image Number
1	Rt. Hon. D. Lloyd George, England's War Premier	12317
2	General Pershing (U.S. Army) and General Joffre consulting	14371
3	President Wilson (U.S.) speaking to crowds at Lyons, France
4	Sir Edward Carson on famous Butte de Warlencourt
5	Great patriotic posters appeal to crowds, Trafalgar Square Recruiting, London
6	German floating mine—showing internal mechanism (Whitehall, London)	12285
7	Southend Zeppelin Raid (May 10/15), 3 cwt. Bomb on High Street that failed to explode	11991
8	German Cruiser "Sedlitz"—sunk at Jutland, raised and surrendered in North Sea, March, 1919
9	H.M.S. "Wolfhound"—On the Quarter Deck
10	British Warships berthed for overhauling after four years arduous work in the North Sea
11	Quarter-deck of H.M.S. "Wolfhound" (showing depth charges)
12	On board a British Destroyer of the latest "W" class
14	At Scapa Flow, Surrendered German Dreadnought "Hinderburg" (sic)
15	Handling Latest Semi-automatic breech of 4 In. after guns of British Destroyer of "W" class
16	At Scapa Flow, Surrendered German Destroyers G-86 and G-89 (Bows view)
17	German battle Cruiser "Moltke" (old type). Surrendered in North Sea on Armistice
18	German Destroyers 101 and 104 which attacked great Norwegian Convoy in 1917
19	German "Von Der Tan" (torpedoed by British Destroyer in Gulf of Riga)
20	Sunk at Scapa Flow. German Warship "Derflinger" (bow view)
21	H.M.S. "Whitley" and "Wolfhound" in Floating Dock at Invergordon, Scotland
22	With the British Fleet in Northern Waters, H.M.S. "Wolfhound"
23	Naval Pageant at Southend for Peace Celebrations. July 19, 1919, F-04 and line of Destroyers
24	Naval Pageant at Southend for Peace Celebrations. July 19, 1919
25	Naval Pageant at Southend for Peace Celebrations. July 19, 1919, H.M.S. "Lion," Battle Flagship
26	H.M.S. "Barham"—showing aeroplane resting on its upper guns
27	H.M.S. "Furious" Aeroplane Carrier with 'plane on its special (sic)
28	Naval Pageant at Southend for Peace Celebrations. July 19, 1919. H.M.S. "Royal Oak" at Southend.
29	British Battleships at Sea. H.M.S. "Erin" leading
30	Wrecked Malines Cathedral—the Altar	11833
31	Meal time—serving meat and soup to Belgium's brave soldiers	11841
32	Messages for Antwerp refugees—a pathetic hospital scene
33	Belgian refugees housed in the Alexandra Palace, 1915, London	11876
34	"Hardy as their native land." Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders In France
35	Splendid Indian fighters at St. Pol Station proceeding to firing lines
36	British camp in France—bread for Tommy Atkins	11819
38	Getting troops and supplies to the Front (Maple & Co.'s motor furniture vans)	11999
39	Three British despatch riders passing through Senlis	11903
40	Tangled ruins of Marne bridge (blown up by Germans), and Red Cross train wreck	11898
41	National road bridge over the Marne blown up to prevent German (sic)	11873
42	Shell bursting in square of ruined town on British front	14407
43	Battle of the Marne. Live shells abandoned by Germans in the retreat	11890
44	Explosion of a British ammunition wagon struck by enemy's shell	11916
45	Artillery horses killed by German Marmite shell on "communications road," St. Eloi	12309
46	British clearing Germans out, house by house, from French village	12022
47	The old Hindenburg line. Boche shells bursting in distance
48	"Mirror periscope tells its tale." Highlanders entrenched, on look-out	14416
49	Rushing up a temporary bridge for transport of motor lorries in France	12168
50	Grim horrors of war—bodies of men and horses amid wreckage of French city	11881
51	Trench mortar in its well-timbered chamber	14401
52	A risky road to travel! British officers watch enemy shells fall nearer
53	Scotch and Italian soldiers enjoy mutual fun near Epernay
54	"Consolidating newly-won positions." Shell craters (Tank in distance), Cambrai	14412
55	Exquisite sculptured facade, Rheims Cathedral (damaged by wanton enemy
56	The Germans enter Rheims—but as prisoners. Scene in Cathedral
57	At the beautiful Paignton War Hospital. A spacious Ward
58	Turkish Infantry being rushed to the Front	11853
59	Turks eager for war—Germany's duped Ally mobilising	11858
60	Close view of one of our monitors off Gallipoli, Submarine alongside
61	"W" Beach—where Munsters and Lancashires nobly fell. (Shows vast camp, &c.)	18813
63	Dug-outs everywhere—How we held on in Gallipoli
64	Our American Allies in a French village admiring French boys	14396
66	Americans enjoy Y.M.C.A. hospitality behind their lines at Gouchery (Meuse), France
67	Chinese Labour Corps at work in France
68	Tanks in perspective—Ready to move against enemy strongholds
69	A field of Tanks at Bethune—"Like sheep browsing"	14415
70	Some of the Two Million fighters in great battle of the Marne—French reserves from the U.S.A.	11869
71	French colonial troops—Algerians, Turcos, and Senegalese. Battle of the Aisne.	11875
72	Splendid Algerian Cavalry hurrying forward in "open order," Bourget	12001
73	The dog in war. He takes steel helmet of wounded soldier as a sign when bringing help	12296
74	Picking up severely wounded from among the dead on Battlefield	12019
75	Trophies from the German, at G.H.Q. in a French Chateau	14410
76	Thousands of shell cases (one day). Douaumont (Verdun) attack, Oct. 24th, 1917
77	Attack in progress—shells bursting while troops move forward	14372
78	Masses of German prisoners captured at Chalons
79	Creeping through waving corn to attack enemy near Rheims
80	Death so common, its terrors cease. French piou-pious take a meal on coffins in the Argonne	12298
81	Quaint study of French dames making sandbags for the trenches, Nancy
82	Notabilities at Versailles Palace during Peace Conference, Paris, 1919