Men Only Collection (page 20)

English cavalry call a halt in the strenuous life at the front, and for a few brief hours they enjoy the rest of a tent less camp in a French stubble field behind the cover of a protecting coppice

British troops passing tanks in a French village close to Amiens following the German Kaiserschlacht offensive on 21 March 1918

Germans seen here surrendering to French forces in Champagne. 27th November 1915

Friends joining up at the beginning of the First World War. Following the outbreak of war in August 1914 the newly appointed Secretary for War Lord Kitchener issued his first call to arms

British troops waiting to attack Beaumont Hamel in a support trench during the preliminary bombardment, 1st July 1916. Note scaling ladders across trench

One of three Gotha bombers brought down during a raid on London, on the night of Monday, 28 January 1918. This aircraft was shot down by two RFC aircraft acting as scouts In an official communique

Public School Boys in the grounds of the Chatham Hospital Manchester cheering as the first of the walking wounded are brought back from Franve 28th September 1914

French soldiers hold a mass for their fallen comrades just behind the front line near Argonne Circa January 1915

Belgian cavalry regiment on the seashore of Flanders during a training exercise. 17th November 1915

British soldiers seen here serving one of the large artillery pieces on an armoured train in Northern France 21st March 1915

Canadian gunners in action during the Third Battle of Ypres November 1917

Persian Soldiers seen here on parade in Tehran 2nd April 1916

Public School boys drilling at Chatham Hospital 28th September 1914

Sappers seen here clearing the ground for a howitzer during the Third Battle of Ypres Circa August 1917

Labour Battalion repairing a road near Mametz over recently captured ground, August 1916

The Royal Horse Artillery seen here in full gallop near Amiens during the campaign to halt the German advance on Paris Circa July 1918

Demonstration of the tanks capabilities to US troops whilst training for the Western Front in the USA. 10th January 1918

Battle of Messines Ridge. British troops viewing the smashed remains of a German bunker and trenches at OOstaverne Wood. 11th June 1917

Demonstration of British 9. 45 inch trench mortar, in an old German trench in Pigeon Wood
Demonstration of British 9.45 inch trench mortar, in an old German trench in Pigeon Wood, Gommecourt, viewed from front of trench. 17th March 1917

Mobilisation of the Inns of Court Rifle Brigade 6th August 1914

The road from from Auchonvillers to Beaumont Hamel clogged with transports and heavy artillery, in the closing stages of the Somme campaign

British troops taking the opportunity of a dry spell of weather to lay out their kits to dry and the trench to drain itselfs in a area of the front where the Germans are not so active

Ground crew fit the tail vanes and manoeuvre a bomb into the bomb bay of a French Air Force Farman aircrafton the Western Front, 11 November 1917

An impressive ceremony which took place near the firing line during the battles of the Isonzo in the presence of a large number of troops. The altar was erected in the open air. Circa March 1917

Australian pioneers of the 1st and 2nd Australian division at work behind the lines near Fleurbaix, just south of the town Armenti?res

Boxing contest at Toutencourt, just behind the front lines for the entertainment of the troops. September 1916

Shrapnel bursting over Canadian troops sheltering in a reserve trench during the The Battle of Flers Courcelette 15 - 22 September. A battle within the Battle for the Somme. 20th September 1916

A British 13 pounder anti aircraft gun a on Daimler Mk. 3 Lorry seen here in action at
A British 13 pounder anti aircraft gun a on Daimler Mk.3 Lorry seen here in action at night near Wailly, 16th April 1916

A six-inch howitzer of the Royal Artillery, during the Tenth Battle of the Isonzo 10th May 1917

Members of the South Midlands Field Ambulance RAMC (Royal Army Medical Corps). Seen here posing for the camera in Northampton before embarking for France and the front February 1915

Members of the Dorsetshire Regiment pose for the camera at Chisleton Camp, Wiltshire before embarking for France. Circa 1917

Members of the 16th (Service) Battalion (3rd Birmingham) Royal Warwickshire Regiment pose for the camera in a flooded trench on the Somme battlefield. During the winter of 1915

No 1 Troop B Squadron South Yorkshire Regiment pose for the camera during a break in training at Stowmarket in preparation for their dispatch to France. 2nd September 1914

French troops pose beside Fort Douaumont following their partial success in retaking the Fort from the Germans 23rd May 1916

Members of the Royal Garrison Artillery Regiment seen here loading up artillery shells on to a light railway trolley near Fricourt, Circa September 1916

A Navvy Battalion seen here taking lunch during a break at Ancre December 1916

German Ex-Crown Prince Wilhelm seen here in exile in Holland. 28th November 1918

French soldiers hold a mass amongst the graves of their fallen comrades just behind the front line near Argonne Circa June 1915

Belgian troops in the trenches on the Yser prior to the Second Battle of Ypres. 1st February 1915

Coventry City manager Dave Sexton takes training with players. 19th May 1981

Coventry City first team photo. Back Row (left to right): George Dalton (Physiotherapist) Gerry Daly, Steve Whitton, Garry Thompson, Paul Dyson, Jim Blyth, Les Sealey, Mark Hateley, Gary Gilllespie

St Marys Hall in Coventry Stars gathered for a special civic reception. Lord Mayor Councillor Joe Thompson with Ian Jameison and Bobby Gould. April 13th 1984

No 1 Squadron B Troop of the South Staffordshire Yeomanry seen here on exercise before departing for France at Scole on the Norfolk - Suffolk border. 7th September 1914

1990 FA Cup Third Round match at The City Ground. Nottingham Forest 0 v Manchester United 1. Mark Robins scored the only goal of the game to put United into the fourth round. 7th January 1990

Soldiers of the Royal Artillery seen here wearing their jackets designed to carry 18Ib shells to the guns when the ammunition wagon cannot.. 15th March 1915

Bill Maynard (left) who plays a villian in the film "One More Time"
Bill Maynard (left) who plays a villian in the film " One More Time" seen here with his stunt double Gerry Wain whilst on location at Eastnor Castle, Ledbury during filming

Director Jerry Lewis (right) seen here reading the script with Sammy Davis Junior (centre and Peter Lawford (left) whilst on location at Eastnor Castle, Ledbury

League Division one match Coventry 2 v Norwich 1 Booby Gould and Ian Jameison watching the action. May 12th 1984

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

"Men Only: A Glimpse into Diverse Moments of Masculinity" "The Battle of Trafalgar: Capturing the Essence of Heroic Men on Canvas" "Khrushchev And Castro: The Powerful Bond Between Two Influential Men" "Procession for Christian Festival in Axum: Celebrating Tradition and Brotherhood" "Eclipse, a Dark Chestnut Racehorse: Uniting Groom, Jockey, and the Spirit of Sportsmanship" "Bob Paisley at Anfield: Witnessing the Passionate Dedication of Liverpool's Manager" "Drummer Gene Krupa: The Rhythm that Echoes Masculine Energy and Creativity" "Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis Golfing Together: When Friendship Transcends Entertainment" "Alan Birchenall and Tony Currie Embrace Unity on Leicester City's Field" "Stilt Fishermen at Welligama: Balancing Skill, Strength, and Serenity by the Sea" "Cavaliers Heading to Bois de Boulogne: Elegance in Motion as Horse-Riders Converge" "'Checkmate' in 1896 Chess Game Painting - Masterful Minds Engaged in Strategic Battles. " "The Wiltshire Great Coursing Meeting 1847 - A Gathering Reflecting Sporting Excellence among Men.