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Battle of Vertieres, San Domingo, 18th November 1803, engraved by Frilley, 1803
French School
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Grenades: rifle and hand in everyday use at the front, from 'The Illustrated War News'
English School
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Aerial Bombs, explosive and incendiary , showing their interior arrangement and action-mechanism, from 'The Illustrated War News'
English School
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The Devil's Foundry- for Germany's Great Guns; the Krupp works at Essen, a Press-Room, from 'The Illustrated War News'
English School
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The Devil's Foundry: will the Allies destroy it on their way to Berlin? A smelting-room at Krupps, from 'The Illustrated War News'
English School
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Where Germany's great "Coal-box" siege-guns are made: one of the chief gun-finishing shops at Krupp's, from 'The Illustrated War News'
English Photographer
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The Weapon which is said to have changed German Infantry tactics: A Machine-gun in the German trenches, from 'The Illustrated War News'
German Photographer
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Aerial Torpedoes- the most dreaded of trench-missiles, in a French munition-factory which turns them out wholesale, from 'The Illustrated War News'
French Photographer
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Two types of automatic machine-rifle, the Lewis Gun and the Hotchkiss 'Mitrailleuse Portative', from 'The Illustrated War News'
English School
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Later Derby-groupers learning munition-work at a special L.C.C. class at the Shoreditch Technical Institute, London, from 'The Illustrated War News'
English Photographer
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At one of the great Gun-factories of France , '75's' ready to be sent to the Front, from 'The Illustrated War News'
French Photographer
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'The Loyal Devotion of India to the Common heritage', Indian students making shells at a Government Technical School, from 'The Illustrated War News'
English Photographer
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At the 'Krupps' of France the Creusot war munition works, high explosive shells in the workshops, from 'The Illustrated War News'
German Photographer
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Shell-making at the Creusot works, testing for flaws by sound, from 'The Illustrated War News'
German Photographer
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Making wicker cases for British shells : fashioning the 'baskets', and a model of a shell to ensure a good fit, from 'The Illustrated War News'
English Photographer
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Able to fire a steady stream of bullets, the Maxim-A machine gun used by many armies, from 'The Illustrated War News'
English School
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Sent to Russia for active service, including the charging of German artillery: a British armoured-car, from 'The Illustrated War News'
English School
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Munition workers in training at Shoreditch Technological Institute, from 'The Illustrated War News'
English Photographer
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Women's part in the organisation of Victory : munition workers learning to use machinery at the Shoreditch Technological Institute, from 'The Illustrated War News'
English Photographer
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For General Petain's guns, French women finishing shell cases, from 'The Illustrated War News'
English School
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Air-torpedoes at Verdun: a French soldier preparing to fire one under the direction of an officer, from 'The Illustrated War News'
English Photographer
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The Satire of Science in War, protection for the allies against the enemy: 'weeping shells' and gas, from 'The Illustrated War News'
English Photographer
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