You are bidding a set of Five Vintage Issues of ‘World War – 1914-1918 A Pictured History, Edited by Sir John Hammerton (Editor of the Magazine 'War Illustrated' and recognised authority on the war

These are issues of a 1934 part work, a pictorial history of World War One

• Part 9

• Contents Include
  The Editor Chats with his Readers

  Chapt 21: Actions Along the Aisne
  Chapt 22: How Antwerp Dell
  
  

• Photos Include
  'An Englishman's Home': Bombed house in South-eastern London suburbs
  Zeppelin Raider limps home
  Burnt out Zeppelin in essex
  Zouaves Last Sleep: French North African troops dead.
  Behind the Gas Clouds
  French troops sniping fropm ruined building. New Use for Old Gun – French Artillery adapted to fire a mammoth bombs
  'Six Hundred Strong' Six hundred Italian men hauling a huge gun up the Alps

  Sinking of the Lusitania
  Double Page: Sinking of the Hospital Ship “Anglia”
  The final moment so the “Anglia”
  Concert Party entertaining the Troops 'Somewhere in France'
  The Prince of Wales (EdwardVIII) in a French village, autumn of 1915
  French casualties/wounded in a Farmhouse in Glanders
  'Rearguard Stands Fast'. French troops fire from defences
  'All Present and Correct'. An Indian Infantry Battalion inspected in Basra
  'For the Last Camp Fire' – Gallipoli December 1915
  Gallipoli: 'Final Fires at Suvla
  Gallipoli: Deceiving the Turk

• Part 10

• Contents Include
  The Editor Chats with his Readers

  Chapt 22: How Antwerp Fell Contd
  Chapt 23: Japan Keeps her Word
  Chapt 25: In Flanders Fields
  
  

• Photos Include
  Gallipoli: 'Head Down, helmet Up' Deceiving the Turks in a trench
  Armoured War Train in South Africa
  French Communication Trench in Chgampagne
  'Bridge of Wagons'
  'Died Where they Stood'. Dead Germans in a long Communication Trench
  French Troops cross No <Man's Land through wire
  Rough Road of Retreat'. Serbia
  King Ferdinand of Bulgaria with General Ivanoff
  In the Albanian Alps: 'Autobus Anglais'. Lond Double decker Buses as Troops transport at the Front
  Double Page: French battalion with Ceremonial Colours flourished as Medals presented
  'Far From Their Ain Folk'. Scots Troops in Marseille
  Trench Periscope in use
  'Pack Up Your troubles'. Incredibly young looking men of the Original British expeditionary Force give vent to high spirits
  Their Daily Bread'. At a French base camp, bread is baked in huge field ovens
  Askaris in east Africa
  Camel Corps across the Dese in Egype
  British heavy gun being hauled into position on the Somme
  'Willing Hands'. British troops carrying wound comrade in makeshift sling
  In a Gun Pit – German Light Artillery
  
  

FROM HERE PHOTOS AREN'T LISTED: THEY ARE AGAIN, in EQUAL NUMBERS AND OF TOP QUALITY AS The others

• Part 11
  The Editor Chats with his Readers
  Chapt 25: Holding the Yser
  Chapt 26: Sea Raiders Exploits
  Chapt 27: First Battle of Ypres (I)
  
  

• Part 12 (Includes King George V at the Front)
  Chapt 28: First Battle of Ypres (II)
  Chapt 29: Coronel and Falklands
  
  

• Part 13
  Chapt 30: France's Winter Battle
  Chapt 31: Russia's Wintyer Battle
  
  

The magazines has some very light wear and buffeting commensurate with this age, apart from which it is in excellent condition with no rips, tears, writing or other major marks.

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