Zulu War Collection (page 7)

Shelling Zulu Kraals, Upoko River, The Zulu War, Engraving 1879

Arrival Of General Woods Column At Upoko River, The Zulu War, Engraving 1879

Night Picket Of 94th Regiment, Upoko River, The Zulu War, Engraving 1879

Kopje Alleen, The Zulu War, Engraving 1879

Signs Of Peace Zulu Women Crossing A Temporary Bridge Built By The Royal Engineers, The Zulu War, Engraving 1879

Umvolosi River, The Zulu War, Engraving 1879

Washbank Spruit, The Zulu War, Engraving 1879

The Zulu War - Charge Of The Seventeenth Lancers At The Battle Of Ulundi, Engraving 1879

Messengers, The Zulu War, Engraving 1879

I Volunteered For The Zulu War, Engraving 1879

Memorial Stone At The Graves Of Lieutenants Melvill And Coghill, The Zulu War, Engraving 1879

Swazi Kaffir Captain Whites Native Battalion Leaving Col. Woods Encampment On A Scouting Expedition, The Zulu War, Engraving 1879

Meeting Of The National Artillery Association At Shoeburyness Competition With The Ten-inch Muzzle-loading Gun, The Zulu War, Engraving 1879

Lancers Burning Zulu Kraals, Upoko River, The Zulu War, Engraving 1879

The Zulu War Wayside Hostelry, Engraving 1879

Nurses, The Zulu War, Engraving 1879

Mr. James Adrian Blaikie, Of The Natal Carabineers Killed At Insandlwhana, Jan. 22, Aged 19, The Zulu War, Engraving 1879

Dr. Doyle Glanville, Medical Officer To General Wood, The Zulu War, Engraving 1879

Some Difficulties Of The Campaign, The Zulu War, Engraving 1879

The Zulu War, Engraving 1879

Doornberg, The Zulu War, Engraving 1879

Mrs. Deebles, Of The Army Nursing Service, And Her Assistants, Recently Despatched To Natal, The Zulu War, Engraving 1879

Nonchasini Laager, The Zulu War, Engraving 1879

The Zulu War The Kings Dragoon Guards Entering Pietermaritzburg, The Capital And Second Largest City In The Province Of Kwazulu-natal, South Africa, Engraving 1879

I. Convoy Of Sick And Wounded On Its Way To Fort Pearson From The Front. Kings Dragoon Guards Loading Ammunition, Fort Dundee.-3. Dragoons Breaking-up Camp Near The Biggarsberg.-4

I. Finding The Late Princes Body. -2. Removing The Body To The Camp On The Incenci Neck. -3
I. Finding The Late Princes Body.-2. Removing The Body To The Camp On The Incenci Neck.-3. Arrival Of The Body At The Camp. The Zulu War The Late Prince Louis Napoleon, Engraving 1879

Graves Of Lieut. Scott Douglas And Corporal Cotter At Kwamagaza, Zulu War, Engraving 1879

The Road To The Umlatoozi River, Zulu War, Engraving 1879

Fort Amiel, Near Newcastle, Natal Hospital And, commissariat Depot, Zulu War, Engraving 1879

After Ulundi Bearing Away The Wounded, Zulu War, Engraving 1879

Ibabanango Mountain, Zulu War, Engraving 1879

ZULU WAR: BATTLE, 1879. Capture of a Zulu stronghold by British and native forces. Wood engraving, 1879

ZULU WARRIORS, 1879. Zulu warriors crossing a river during the Zulu War in South Africa. Wood engraving, 1879

CETSHWAYO (1826-1884). Last Zulu King. Wood engraving, 1879

ZULU PRINCE, 1879. Dabulamanzi, brother of King Cetewayo, commander of the Zulu army at the Battle of Isandlwana. Wood engraving, 1879

ZULU WAR: NATIVES, 1879. British General Lord Chelmsford reviewing the native contingent on the banks of the Tugela River. Wood engraving, 1879

ZULU WAR: LaGER DEFENSE. British forces circling wagons against a Zulu assault, known as a laager defense. Wood engraving, 1879

ZULU WAR: RETREAT, 1879. Retreat of British soldiers across the Buffalo River following their defeat at the Battle of Isandlwana, 22 January 1879. Wood engraving from a contemporary English newspaper

GATLING GUN, 1879. English sailors at Gatling gun practice at Fort Pearson on the Tugela River during the Zulu War in South Africa. Wood engraving, 1879

ZULU WAR: MEMORIAL, 1879. The memorial stone on the spot where the Imperial Prince Napoleon Eugene of France was killed. Contemporary wood engraving

ZULU WAR, 1879. Zulu warriors attack an escort of the 80th Regiment at the Intombi River: wood engraving from a contemporary English newspaper

ZULU WARFARE, 1879. Zulu Method of Advancing to the Attack: wood engraving, 1879, from an English newspaper

ZULU WAR, 1879. The Battle of Kambula Hill, 29 March 1879, between British troops and Zulu fighters on the Transvaal frontier of Zululand. Wood engraving from a contemporary British newspaper

ZULU WAR, 1879. Durban mounted volunteers setting out for the front in South Africa. Line engraving from a contemporary English newspaper

ZULU WAR: TRANSVaL, 1879. Camp of 13th and 90th British Regiments at Elands Neck, Transvaal border of Zululand. Line engraving, 1879

ZULU WAR: SOLDIERS, 1879. Embarkation of the 91st Highlanders at Southampton, England, bound for South Africa to fight in the Zulu War. Line engraving, 1879

THE ZULU WAR, 1879. Isandhlwana: The Dash With the Colours. Line engraving, late 19th century

ZULU WAR. The Zulu method of advancing to the attack: wood engraving, English, 1879

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"The Zulu War: A Glimpse into the Heroic Battles and Brave Defenses" Step back in time to the tumultuous era of 1879, as we delve into the gripping events of the Zulu War. The South Wales Borderers stand tall at the Defence of Rorkes Drift, their unwavering determination etched on their faces. In a vibrant lithograph, Lieutenants Melville and Coghill emerge as saviors, valiantly saving the Colours amidst chaos. Witness history unfold through engravings capturing pivotal moments like the Retreat of Fugitives from Isanhlwana across Buffalo River. Immerse yourself in another scene where Lieutenant Melvill clung to a stone at Fugitives Drift, his resilience echoing through time. The defense and relief of Rorkes Drift remain iconic symbols of bravery etched forever in our collective memory. British soldiers fought with unwavering courage against all odds during this fierce conflict. Explore line engravings that depict their heroic efforts during these crucial battles. Destruction loomed over Dabulamanzis Kraal as depicted in an evocative engraving - a stark reminder of the devastating impact war can have on communities caught in its crosshairs. Witness Major Dartnell's Natal Mounted Police marching resolutely towards the frontlines; their steely determination evident even from afar. Discover an engraving showcasing "the Laager Method of Defense, " revealing strategic tactics employed by those facing relentless attacks. The gallant defense led by Lieutenants Chard and Bromhead alongside one hundred thirty-seven men at Rorkes Drift is immortalized forever within these pages. Black-and-white photographs transport us directly to historic sites such as Rorkes Drift with Isandlwana hauntingly visible in the distance or Post at Rorkes Drift with Signal Hill standing sentinel-like nearby.