A raiding party from the 9th Battalion, Scottish Rifles (Cameronians), leaving a sap and making for the German lines, 11 April 1917.
Two men of the 12th East Yorkshires wearing snow suits leaving their snow-covered trench on daylight patrol. Arleux Sector, 9 January 1918.
An Inspector and Sergeant of the Women's Police Service during the First World War.
The Battle of Pilckem Ridge: Crossing the Yser Canal at Boesinghe, 31st July 1917.
Unveiling of the permanent Cenotaph at Whitehall, by His Majesty King George V, 11 November 1920.
Miss Mairi Chisholm, one of the 'Women of Pervyse' looking through binoculars in Pervyse.
A motorcyclist with the Women's Royal Air Force (WRAF) on a Clyno motorcycle combination.
Ernest Brooks: Men of the Wiltshire Regiment waving their helmets as they march along the Acheux road to the trenches.
The pre-Dreadnought battleship HMS AGAMEMNON, which served in the Mediterranean during the First World War.
A sergeant of the Royal Flying Corps demonstrates a C type aerial reconnaissance camera fixed to the fuselage of a BE2c aircraft, 1916.
Forward scouts of the 9th Hodson's Horse, an Indian cavalry regiment, pause to consult a map, near Vraignes, April 1917.
Experimental camouflage on the fuselage of a Sopwith camel, developed during the First World War to disguise the aircraft's direction of flight.
Members of the Women's Land Army climbing over a gate on a British farm during the First World War.
Still from the British film "The Battle of the Somme". The image is part of a sequence introduced by a caption reading "British Tommies rescuing a comrade under shell fire".
The Gunboat HMS KILDANGAN in dazzle camouflage, 1918.
Aerial photograph showing front line trenches and mine craters near Loos in 1917.
Munition workers painting shells at the National Shell Filling Factory No.6, Chilwell, Nottinghamshire in 1917.
A busy howitzer shop at Coventry Ordnance Works. Men and women work together as several gun barrels are transported overhead by pulleys.
A wounded First World War soldier with facial injuries has a plaster cast made of his face so that a mask can be produced to cover his wounds.The work was undertaken at the 3rd General Hospital in Wandsworth, London.
Officers verses other ranks football match played by members of the 26th Divisional Ammunition Train near the city of Salonika, Christmas Day 1915.
A group of dog handlers stand with their dogs at the British Army kennels near Etaples, 20 April 1918.
A sister and a matron from Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service during the First World War.
A female munitions worker is lifted into the barrel of a 15-inch naval gun manufactured at the Ordnance Works, Coventry, during the First World War, in order to clean the rifling.
Sopwith F1 Camel, single-seat scout.
