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1918
A 'Red Cross' Train, France
Harold Septimus Power
1918
The Queen's Hospital for Facial Injuries, Frognal, Sidcup: The Toy Makers' Shop
John Hodgson Lobley
1918
Monitors, Dover Harbour
John Lavery
1918
Admiral Sir James Startin (1855–1948), KCB, AM, Royal Naval Reserve
John Lavery
1918
New Arrivals: F4 Ward, No. 36 Stationary Hospital, Mahemdia, Sinai
Gilbert Spencer
1919
Captain Albert Ball (1896–1917), VC, DSO, MC, Nottinghamshire and Derby Regiment and Royal Flying Corps
Edward Newling
1919
Major James Byford McCudden (1895–1918), VC, SO, MC, RFC
Edward Newling
1919
Le Havre: Nurse Billam and Sister Currier
John Lavery
1919
Women's Royal Naval Service Officer and Ratings: Boat Cleaning at the Coastal Motor Boat Base, Haslar Creek, Portsmouth
Arthur David McCormick
1919
Mont St Quentin and Péronne from near Maisonette, 1918
Artiste inconnu
1919
The Second Casualty Clearing Station, Douai
Edwin Martin
1919
Stretcher Bearing in Difficulties
Gilbert Rogers
1919
HMS 'Furious': Aerodrome Ship
Charles Pears
1919
Battleships in Action at Jutland
Artiste inconnu
1919
Streaming the Paravanes: Paravanes Enable a Ship to Go through Mines in Almost Complete Safety
Charles Pears
1919
Awaiting Zeppelins: Sandringham, January 1915
Charles Holmes
1919
Major Edward Bamford, VC, DSO, Royal Marines
Artiste inconnu
1919
The Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps Convalescent Home, Le Touquet
John Lavery
1919
The Camp of the 42nd Casualty Clearing Station, Douai
John Hodgson Lobley
1919
Lieutenant General Sir William T. Furse (1865–1953), KCB, DSO
Alfred Robert Hayward
1919
Canadians Cutting and Carting Wood, Farnham
Alfred Thomas Porter
1919
The Ladies' Army Remount Depot, Russley Park, Wiltshire, 1918
Lucy Kemp-Welch
1919
The Church of England Tent, 39th Stationary Hospital, Ascq, September 1919
John Hodgson Lobley
1919
Charing Cross Station: Detraining Wounded by the British Red Cross Society and Order of St John
John Hodgson Lobley
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