1914 WW1 Print INDIA Soldiers ARMY Gurkha MUSLIM Hindu BENGAL LANCERS Sikhs DIGITAL IMAGE

On front page is a picture from a painting of King George V in his uniform as Colonel in Chief of King George's Own Lancers Indian Army. There is an engraved style ornate border to the picture.

The centre double page shows eleven photographic images:

Sir Pertab Singh Aged 70 Who Went to the Field of War.

The Maharajah of Mysore.

The Bengal Lancers.

The Maharajah of Pataila.

Maharajah of Bikaner Who Accompanied the Indian Expeditionary Force to Europe.

The Camel Corps.

The Gurkhas.

The Imperial Cadet Corps.

Types of Indian Native Cavalry x2

Men of the Indian Army "Which May be Divided into Two Main Categories, Mohammedans and Hindus..." the photograph shwos a group from the Imperial Cadet Corps and they could also be Sikhs

On the back is a full page print titled The Life Long hunger for "La Revanche" Inspires the French Cavalry to Supreme Endeavour When Let Loose Upon the German Enemy. Artist unknown.

Provenance: The Great War - Amalgamated Press. c1914. The Great War series was published between 1914 and c1919.