1917 Collection

The Lyon Clerk of Edinburgh reading the proclamation at Mercat Cross summoning the peers of Scotland to choose three peers for Parliament. Edinburgh, Scotland. 29th September 1917

Steel helmets for the London special constables. "Do you find them heavy
Steel helmets for the London special constables. " Do you find them heavy?" asks the assistant commander of the E division

Mr David Lloyd George MP leader of the Liberal on holiday in Wales Daily Mirror Article Published 17/09/1917. Mr. Lloyd George looks infinitely better than when he arrived at Criccieth a week ago

General Allenby leaving by the Jaffa Gate for advanced General Head Quarters after attending the official entry into Jerusalem. The city had surrendered to the Allied forces on the 9th December 1917

General Allenby takes the salute after the reading of the Proclamation of Occupation from the steps at the base of the Tower of David (El Kala, the Citadel) Jerusalem

Shells bursting in the distance on newly captured ground taken from the main road to Zonnebeke during the Battle of the Menin Road Ridge, part of the Passendaele campaign. 20 September 1917

The Three Musketeers, A Flanders silhouette. 3rd September 1917 The silhouette is suggestive of one of Captain Bairnsfathers pictures

David Lloyd George, British Prime Minister, on holiday in Wales circa 1917. Daily Mirror Article Published 17/09/1917. Mr

David Lloyd George British Prime Minister in Wales 1917 Daily Mirror Article Published 17/09/1917. Mr. Lloyd George looks infinitely better than when he arrived at Criccieth a week ago

Mr David Lloyd George MP leader of the Liberal party on holiday in Wales Daily Mirror Article Published 17/09/1917. Mr. Lloyd George looks infinitely better than when he arrived at Criccieth a week

Russian Soldiers and workers listen to loudspeakers in 1917 at the graveside of those who fell during the revolution of Tsarskoye Selo in Russia They were buried on the grounds of the ex Tsars Palace

A US delegation to Russia leaves the Kremlin in Moscow, 1917

Prime Minister Lloyd George with daughter Megan on holiday in Wales, 1917 Politics, World War I Lloyd George succeeded Asquith as Prime Minister

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