Somme front posters & prints

Somme front, 1916 Jean-Louis Lefort

The front line at Ovillers, Battle of the Somme, Picardy, France, July 1916 Anonymous

A tank in action on the Western Front, Somme, France, First World War Anonymous

Australian howitzer on the Somme front Anonymous

Australian howitzer on the Somme front, World War I, c1914-c1918 Unknown

'Cab, sir!' Found in a captured village Anonymous

Hot work at the guns Anonymous

A heavy howitzer Anonymous

British armoured railway engine Anonymous

Our men are very comfortable in the old German dug-outs Anonymous

A wintry scene on the Western Front Anonymous

The church bells of Montauban Anonymous

British troops on the Somme Heights, France, First World War Anonymous

New Zealand troops queuing for a field canteen, Somme campaign, France, World War I, 1916 Unknown

King George V visits the front Anonymous

The mascot of the Anzacs Anonymous

German Front Line Trenches Anonymous

French troops on the road to the trenches Anonymous

British soldiers exploring the ruins of Albert, Somme, France Anonymous

French cavalry on a reconnaissance mission, Somme, France Anonymous

A wood in the Somme area, France Anonymous

German prisoners brought in from Contalmaison Anonymous

French troops on the road to the trenches, France, World War I, 1916 Unknown

Observer of a kite-balloon testing the telephone before ascending Anonymous

A complimentary message to Fritz Anonymous

The mail arrives during the Battle of the Somme Anonymous

The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment parading for the trenches Anonymous

A complimentary message to Fritz, Somme campaign, France, World War I, 1916 Unknown

The ruins of Albert, Somme, France Anonymous

King George V (1865-1936) at St George's Hill, near Fricourt Anonymous

New Zealand troops queuing for a field canteen Anonymous

A long white line. A common sight in France, World War I, 1916 Unknown

An advanced dressing station, Somme campaign, France, World War I, 1916 Unknown

German machine-gun emplacement destroyed by British artillery fire Anonymous

Mr Asquith watching men adjusting fuses Anonymous

The cook saves a large one for himself Anonymous