An Indian Scout Passing Along the War Worn Highway in France, Looks Left and Right for Signs of the Enemy of the Great British Raj - full front page print from a photograph

Full page entitled Britain's Soldier Sons Always Merry and Bright:

A Group of British Soldiers in a Cross Channel Boat Returning From the Front for A Few Days Holiday

A Little Harmless Fun at the Expense of Kaiser Bill - a group of soldiers, one grimaces in the manner of the Pirate of Potsdam

The Presence of the Camera Man Anywhere on the Continent is the Signal for An outburst of Soldierly Hilarity - Soldiers on a wagon raising their hats and waving etc

A Group of Wounded Soldiers Smiling

After Trench Duty is Over Soldiers Enjoyin a Favourite Melody in a Dug Out - man playing an accordion with others

Poland - Three Russian Generals Watching a Burning Village - near full page photograph

France; Troop of British Infantry Marching Under Cover of a French Wood - photograph

A German Ammunition Column in Action Under Cover of a Hill

Northern France - Somewhere near the Fighting Line, An Infantry Regiment on Their Way to the Trenches

Effective Cover for a British Gun, Hiden From Marauding Taubes

A Snapshot that Revealed The Effect of the Sun on an Officers Map Case Led to the Cases Being Covered with Non Reflective Material

British Soldiers Making a Parapet During a Lull in Enemy Gun Fire

Artillerymen Camouflaging A Gun Under

A Gun Covered Completely with White Lace Curtains Taken From a Near By House to Blend in With the Snow Covered Ground

Page entitled Interlude Behind the Allies Advanced Lines

Scene in a French Dug-out Which Features a Striking Clock and Telephone

An Intact Bell Taken From a Shattered Tower

Ruins of a Church

French Officers Sitting in front of The Fired in the Cottage of a Peasant Near the Fighting Line

Pioupious Cheerily off to the Trenches - a photograph showing young soldiers (pioupiou) marching along a snow covered road in France

Northern France - The Captured Cycles and Kit of a German Cyclist Company in a Village

German Prisoners Being Brought to a Camp Three Days After a Battle, After Being in Hiding

A Company of French Soldiers on Outpost Duty Preparing an Ambuscade Along a Road to Reims

Near Reims - A French Soldier Taking Refuge in Shelter Carved in a Wall

Funk Holes Built by French Troops But Now Used by Inhabitants

French Soldiers Digging a Trench to Accommodate and Hide a French 75mm Field Gun (Canon de 75 modèle)

Two French Soldiers at the Grave of Twenty Three People, Including Two Women and a Child

Rheims - The Front of A House Blown Clean Out

Rheims - The Desolation of The Rue de l'Universite Caused by Enemy Projectiles

Sheltering Belgium's War Dogs Among the Sand Dunes: Belgian Soldiers Placing Maxim Gun Carriage Drawn by Dogs Under Cover of Long Grass

Belgian Dogs - Some of the War Dogs Being Hidding in an Improvised Kennel, A Dug-out, in the Dunes

The Bassee-Bethune Road: Germans Scaling a Keep, with Ladders, Built by the British - full page from a drawing showing the German soldiers climbing a ladder and being bayoneted by British Soldiers of the Sussex Regiment as they reach the top

Near Zeebrugge: A German Airmans Fate After the Battle of the Skies the baby killer continually endeavoured to rise above the British machine, but our aviator kept over his foe.....suddenly the German machine, with wings quivering, hurtled down to earth, and was dashed to pieces...... - full page from a drawing showing the aeroplane and pilot crashing into the ground in a town square

The Honourable Artillery Company: The H. A. C. In Training at Finsbury Barracks - Double page:

The Staff of the HAC with an Instructor Practising Finding the Correct Batter Angle with a Theodolite Style Instrument

Soldiers Carrying Out a Small Arms Drill With the Aid of Tripods

Men Using Weapons That Were in Use at the Battle of Balaclava - Three Soldiers Next to Large Guns/Cannons

Guns Being Cleaned by Lumber Gunners After Practice

Men Laying a Gun in the HAC Training Grounds

Squad of the HAC at Rifle Drill in the Finsbury Grounds

A Dummy Mount - Men Practising the Art of Horsemanship

Group Photograph of Officers and Non-commissioned Officers of the H. A. C. - 2nd Lieutenant A. T. A. Stuart - 2nd Lt. J. L. Gow - 2nd Lt. A. J. Edmondson - Captain T. J. Cartland - Major R. A. Connell - Captain J. F. Duncan - 2nd Lt R. D. Russell - 2nd Lt. Dyott - 2nd Lt. G. Lomer - 2nd Lt. A. G. Andrews - NCO's C. J. Barton - R. H. Willcocks - C. JE. Ellen - H. H. Stephens - Gordon Smith - J. Owrie - M. J. Jarvis - G. G. Glenn - J. J. Branfoot - W. L. Powrie - Vyse - Corporal W. G. O. Cutbill - Reive - Sergeant S. A. Webb - Sgt. J. E. Morgan - Sgt Wheeler - Sgt. Peerless - Sgt. Bull - Sgt. G. T. Pockney

Major H. C. Duncum

Major J. C. Bell C.O.

New Heroes of the Victoria Cross:

Lance Corporal F. W. Dobson - Coldstream Guards

Private J. Mackenzie - 2nd Scots Guards

Second Lieutenant James Leach - 2nd Battalion Manchester Regiment

Private H. H. Robson - 2nd Royal Scots

Lance Corporal William Kenny - 2nd Gordon Highlanders

Captain J. F. Vallentin - 1st South Staffs

Lieutenant Alexander de Pass - Poona Horse

Lieutenant A. Martin Leake - RAMC

Mister Schack-Sommer - Artisky Russian Hussars

Heroic Son of Erin Wins Immortal Fame: The Irishman Sergeant Michael O'Leary VC Capturing the Barricade at Cuinchy - a full page drawing with explanatory text and an inset photograph of the member of the Irish Guards

Page entitledTragic Humility of the Prisoner Expression:

German Soldier Unwillingly Facing The Camera of His French Captors

Meal Time at a German Concentration Camp - Unhappy French Prisoners

Doberitz Camp Germany - British Soldiers Returning From Work, Some Hiding Their Faces Behind Spades from the Camera

French Prisoner in German Subjected to the Unsympathetic Stare of the Crowd in Berlin

The Dardanelles - the French Battleship Bouvet Which Assisted in the Joint Attack on the Dardannelles Forts

Members of The German Red Cross Marching Along a Road in Northern Franceto the Battlefield and For Some Reason Armed with Rifles

A Travelling Chapel Which Accompanies Each German Army Corps at the Front sleekburnc.

German Soldiers Posing for Photographs at Landerville in the Shadow of the Statue of Gerard the Marshal of France Under Louis PHillippe

The Hun Climbing Aloft to Sleep in a Farmhouse of the Aisne

A Belgian Suspect Interrogated by German Officers

Another War Trophy for French - A Captured German Taube Displayed at the Invalides, Paris

Page entitled Hungry for The Hun Lord's Cannon Fodder:

French Artillery With Their The Famous 75mm Gun

The 75 Passing Through a Village and a Farman Biplane Acting as Scout

A 75 Gun About to Speak its Message of Death

A Gun in Action at Pont Nord

The Festival of the 75 Celebrated in Paris, Soldier Families Received This Medal

Map: The Dardanelles and its Fortifications Detailing theAllied Fleet's Attacks Under Vice Admiral Sackville H. Carden - the map shows key places: Rabbit Island - Tenedos - Shahim Kalessi - Kum KaleyMaidos - Chanak - Miel - Gallipoli and Strait - Chardak - Bulair - etc

Belgiums War Dogs - article approx. 160 words

New Heroes of the VC

Michael O'Leary of the Irish Guards and The VC - approx 150 words

An article by Walter Emanuel on Thomas Atkins

Article on the War by F. A. McKenzie a Daily Mail War Correspondent

Article by Carlyon Bellairs RN on the war at sea

Air warfare by C. G .Grey

Plus other caption articles to accompany photographs and drawings etc sleekburnc.0603

A very descriptive publication, printed on a light quality paper priced 6d. - A cheaper option to some of the more popular illustrated magazines of the day, such as Illustrated London News etc. but more down to earth and detailed.

Twelve pages (24 sides). It measures 285mmx220mm (11.25 x 8.5 inches) approx. This magazine is an original and used issue. Not printed on the best of quality paper, but it more than makes up for this in terms of written content with many images. There is age yellowing and spotting/foxing and some marking. There are binding witness marks to the spine. The outer advertising cover has been removed, but the front page is intact. The photos, sketches etc. vary in size. This item will be packaged in a board backed envelope.

PLEASE NOTE: I cannot guarantee that the issue is complete 'as published' - but what I have described above IS present. As far as I can tell there are no pages missing (apart from outer cover), so if you are looking for something in particular in this issue PLEASE ASK. If you require information on size of articles (i.e. number of words), sizes of images, please ask before bidding or buying.

The descriptive text in my listing, details the content in my words and not necessarily what is written on the original page. "Info." in the description is my research, although relevant to the accompanying image or article, is not necessarily in the text. The four digit number in brackets in title is for my ref only.