The Russell Cawthorn Collection
The Great War 1914-1918, and Associated Conflicts Periodicals
The War Illustrated: No. 213. 14th September, 1918.
ISBN
N/A
Purchase Price
£1.00 (second hand)
Date Purchased
September 11, 2008
Publisher
Amalgamated Press Limited (1918, London)
Notes
Topics in this Issue: Our Observation Post - Prisoners of War. When Shall we Reach the Rhine?; By Lovat Fraser. Maple Leaf Warriors Breach the "Wotan" Line. Men and Cities of the War - Everyday Heroes of the R.A.F.; By Hamilton Fyfe. Some Wonders of the War in the Air Revealed. Broken Walls & Railway Wrack of Re-won Albert. Metal and Muscle That are Beating the Boche. Victorious Americans Enter Fere & Vaux: French Troops Triumphant on the Marne. Merry Hearts That Win in War and in Sport. Women's Great Work in Unaccustomed Spheres. With General Allenby's Army in the Holy Land. On a Road in France - A Talk with Some War Boys of the Western World. Tank and Anti-Tank Triumphs of the Allies. From the Field of Battle to the Champ de Mars. Germany From Within - Hun's Trade Nightmare; By Frederic William Wile, Late Berlin Correspondent of the "Daily Mail".
N/A
Purchase Price
£1.00 (second hand)
Date Purchased
September 11, 2008
Publisher
Amalgamated Press Limited (1918, London)
Notes
Topics in this Issue: Our Observation Post - Prisoners of War. When Shall we Reach the Rhine?; By Lovat Fraser. Maple Leaf Warriors Breach the "Wotan" Line. Men and Cities of the War - Everyday Heroes of the R.A.F.; By Hamilton Fyfe. Some Wonders of the War in the Air Revealed. Broken Walls & Railway Wrack of Re-won Albert. Metal and Muscle That are Beating the Boche. Victorious Americans Enter Fere & Vaux: French Troops Triumphant on the Marne. Merry Hearts That Win in War and in Sport. Women's Great Work in Unaccustomed Spheres. With General Allenby's Army in the Holy Land. On a Road in France - A Talk with Some War Boys of the Western World. Tank and Anti-Tank Triumphs of the Allies. From the Field of Battle to the Champ de Mars. Germany From Within - Hun's Trade Nightmare; By Frederic William Wile, Late Berlin Correspondent of the "Daily Mail".