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| Havildar Muhammad Azim Steadying His Men Under A Hot Fire At Serapeum After Being Wounded. | Click For Details | DTE0293 |
| A Company of the 9th Argylls Advancing Under Heavy Fire to Reinforce the 2nd Camerons During the Second Battle of Ypres. | Click For Details | DTE0231 |
| A German Officer And Fourteen Of His Men Cry For Mercy To Lieutenant Leach. | Click For Details | DTE0755 |
| A Grenade Exploding Which Temporary Lieutenant Knox Was about To Pick Up And Fling Out Of The Trench. | Click For Details | DTE0369 |
| A Marine Holds Aloft The Union Jack Of The Pegasus Which Had Been Shot From Its Staff. | Click For Details | DTE0365 |
| A motor wagon, which private Clements was driving narrowly escaping being blown to bits. | Click For Details | DTE0439 |
| A Shell burst close To Private Jackson, Blowing Off His Arm When Assisting To Bring In A Wounded Man. | Click For Details | DTE0839 |
| A Shell Struck The Ambulance Wagon, Killing One Man And Rendering Lieutenant Hincks Unconscious. | Click For Details | DTE0065 |
| Acting Lance Corporal Giles Removing Wounded From A Battery Under Heavy Fire. | Click For Details | DTE0105 |
| Acting Lance-Corporal Barker Assisting a Party Collected by him to Open out a Communication Trench Under Heavy Shell and Machine Gun Fire. | Click For Details | DTE0247 |
| Acting Second Corporal OBrien Descending a shaft with an officer to search for the enemy. | Click For Details | DTE0403 |
| Acting Sergeant J. Erskine Bandaging His Wounded Officer While Being Repeatedly Fired At. | Click For Details | DTE0820 |
| Action of the 6th Mounted Brigade at El Muhgar by J P Beadle (B) | Click For Details | DHM0496 |
| An Early Incident Before The Occasion On Which Captain Shout Won The V.C. | Click For Details | DTE0042 |
| Armoured Motor cars, under the command of the Duke of Westminster, charging the Bedouin Camp at Birazizia. | Click For Details | DTE0379 |
| Assault on Courcellette, The Somme, 15th September 1916 by David Pentland. | Click For Details | DHM1556 |
| Backs to the Wall by Robert Gibb (B) | Click For Details | DHM0440 |
| Battery-Quartermaster-Sergeant Mitchell And His Men Retreating down The Road To Paissy After Being Ordered To Leave Their Guns. | Click For Details | DTE0374 |
| Battle of Cambrai, France, 20th November 1917 by David Pentland. | Click For Details | DHM1555 |
| Battle of Gheluvelt, 31st October 1914 by J P Beadle (B) | Click For Details | DHM0443 |
| Battle of the Somme, the Attack of the Ulster Division by J P Beadle. | Click For Details | DHM0210 |
| Befuch des Kaifers auf dem Schlachtfelde bei Dirton. | Click For Details | DK0002 |
| Betrayed By The Flames - Acting Lance-Corporal Giles Discovered And Fired On While Assisting Two Wounded Men To The Dressing Station. | Click For Details | DTE0102 |
| Bombardier Cook Taking Live Shells out of a Blazing Ammunition Wagon. | Click For Details | DTE0011 |
| Bombardier Cooper Digging Out Men Buried In A Gun Pit. | Click For Details | DTE0086 |
| Bombardier Dubois Repairing Telephone Wires In Gallipoli. | Click For Details | DTE0066 |
| Bombardier Harlock laying his gun after having been twice wounded. | Click For Details | DTE0412 |
| Bombardier Nelson Working A Field Gun Single Handed And Under Heavy Fire. | Click For Details | DTE0309 |
| Breaking the Hindenburg Line by J P Beadle (B) | Click For Details | DHM0243 |
| Bringing Horses to the Rear by Wright. | Click For Details | DHM0221 |
| British 9th Lancer c.1914 by Chris Collingwood (P) | Click For Details | CCP0058 |
| British Lancer by Chris Collingwood. | Click For Details | CCP0059 |
| British Wounded Being Put On board A Supply Train Under Orders Of Sergeant J. Cooke. | Click For Details | DTE0174 |
| Captain (Temporary Lieutenant- Colonel) R. B. Barker Organizing The Defences Of A Wood. | Click For Details | DTE0800 |
| Captain A. C. De Wiart Advancing To The Attack Through An Intense Fire Barrage. | Click For Details | DTE0876 |
| Captain A. F. G. Kilby Cheering His Men On To The Attack After Being Seriously Wounded. | Click For Details | DTE0879 |
| Captain Barber Surprising a Turkish Sentry in a Hostile Listening Tunnel. | Click For Details | DTE0373 |
| Captain Butler and Thirteen Native Soldiers Attacking One Hundred of the Enemy in the Bush of the Cameroons. | Click For Details | DTE0202 |
| Captain C. C. Foss, D.S.O, And A Bombing Party of Eight Recapturing A British Position And Fifty-Two Germans. | Click For Details | DTE0718 |
| Captain Davies Leaping Across a Ditch on his Way to Assist the Wounded in a Neighbouring Trench. | Click For Details | DTE0243 |
| Captain Douglas Reynolds And Drivers Drain And Luke Winning The V.C. For Saving A Gun At Le Cateau. | Click For Details | DTE0032 |
| Captain E. N. E. M. Vaughan And His Men drive Back The Enemy From An Isolated Trench. | Click For Details | DTE0843 |
| Captain E. Percival And A Party Of Stretcher-Bearers Searching For Wounded In a Wood, Which Was Under Fire. | Click For Details | DTE0867 |
| Captain Johnstone Guiding A Couple Of Rafts Filled With Wounded Across The Aisne At Missy Under Heavy fire. | Click For Details | DTE0330 |
| Captain Jotham is Shot Dead in Attempting to Rescue one of his Men. | Click For Details | DTE0214 |
| Captain Ranken attending to the wounded after his thigh and leg had been shattered. | Click For Details | DTE0491 |
| Captain Read, though partially gassed, rallying his men who were disorganised and retiring. | Click For Details | DTE0483 |
| Captain W. B. Allen Assisting Men Wounded By The Explosion Of Ammunition, after being himself wounded. | Click For Details | DTE0768 |
| Captain Willis Heading a Charge by a Landing Party Through Wire Entanglements and Under Heavy Fire Near Cape Helles. | Click For Details | DTE0248 |
| Capture of a German Battery by Richard Caton Woodville. | Click For Details | DHM0445 |
| Charge of the 9th Lancers by Richard Caton Woodville (B) | Click For Details | DHM0061 |
| Charge of the First Life Guards at the battle of Klein Zillebeke November 6th 1914 by Harry Payne. | Click For Details | VAR0161 |
| Colonel Souter heading a charge of the Dorset Yeomanry against Gaafer Pashas defeated army at Agagia. | Click For Details | DTE0475 |
| Colour Sergeant Hall falls mortally wounded in attempting to rescue a wounded comrade. | Click For Details | DTE0535 |
| Company Quartermaster-Sergeant Downs Working His Machine Gun From A Haystack For Five Days Under Heavy Fire. | Click For Details | DTE0054 |
| Company-Sergeant-Major Glover Signals The Order To Cease Firing On The Retreating Bombers. | Click For Details | DTE0126 |
| Corporal A. Lain Rescues A Wagon Team. | Click For Details | DTE0823 |
| Corporal Allpress Telephoning Observations To His Battery Though Alone And Surrounded By The Enemys. | Click For Details | DTE0361 |
| Corporal Bassett Laying A Telephone Line At Chunuk Bair Under Heavy And Continuous Fire. | Click For Details | DTE0258 |
| Corporal Brown And Lance-Corporal Dobson Dragging A Wounded Man Across The Open To The British Lines Under Fire. | Click For Details | DTE0357 |
| Corporal Burt wrenching out the fuse of a German bomb, which had fallen into his trench. | Click For Details | DTE0499 |
| Corporal C. T. Jones And Two Men Driving The Enemy Of Their Trench By The Fire Of A Mortar. | Click For Details | DTE0872 |
| Corporal F. C. Powell Threading His Way, Under Shellfire, Amidst Huge Craters With An Urgent Message For His Commanding Officer. | Click For Details | DTE0819 |
| Corporal F. W. Accelton Steadies The Horses To His Gun Carriage, And Brings The Gun Into Action. | Click For Details | DTE0788 |
| Corporal G. Sanders And His Party Driving Off A German Attack And Rescuing Some Prisoners. | Click For Details | DTE0756 |
| Corporal J. D. Pollock Bombing The Enemys Bombers From The Top Of A Trench. | Click For Details | DTE0875 |
| Corporal J. Davies And Eight Men Routing With The Bayonet A Party Of Germans Who Had Previously Surrounded Them. | Click For Details | DTE0733 |
| Corporal Lappin Returning to his Trench After Having Captured a Bulgarian Flag by B S Bagdatopulos (P) | Click For Details | ANT0132 |
| Corporal Meekosha, assisted by Privates Johnson, Sayers and Wilkinson, digging out men who had been buried in their trench by shellfire. | Click For Details | DTE0519 |
| Corporal Potter and his Men Holding at Bay an Overwhelming Force of German Cavalry. | Click For Details | DTE0236 |
| Corporal Redpath Shooting German Snipers At Point Blank Range During The First Battle Of Ypres. | Click For Details | DTE0791 |
| Corporal Schultz Dressing Wounded Under Heavy fire During The Second Battle of Ypres. | Click For Details | DTE0329 |
| Corporal W. R. Van Blommesten Carries A Wounded Comrade To Safety While Under Fire. | Click For Details | DTE0774 |
| Corporal wheeler dragging a wounded cyclist scout into the shelter of a ditch under the enemys fire. | Click For Details | DTE0476 |
| Corporal Windell Breaking-Up The Enemys Attack By The Fire Of His Machine-Gun From The Roof Of A house Near Neuve Chapelle. | Click For Details | DTE0286 |
| Death and Glory in Flanders Fields by Chris Collingwood. | Click For Details | DHM1361 |
| Defeat of the Prussian Guard at Ypres, 1914, by the 2nd Battalion Ox and Bucks (52nd) by William Barnes Wollen. | Click For Details | DHM0199 |
| Deutsche Infanterie bringt in der Schlacht bei Tannenberg durch Ortelsburg vor (29 August 1914) | Click For Details | DK0005 |
| Die bayerische Wanenbrigade attackiert bei Lagarde franzosische Artillerie (II August 1914) | Click For Details | DK0003 |
| Die Bayern im Bayonettkampf bei Dieuze (20 August 1914) | Click For Details | DK0004 |
| Driver Biddulph driving his gun into action. | Click For Details | DTE0436 |
| Driver Brown Returning With wounded on horseback From The Firing Line. | Click For Details | DTE0277 |
| Driver Burberry driving wagons through a town under heavy shellfire. | Click For Details | DTE0423 |
| Driver Caley towing back, under fire a car, which had broken down. | Click For Details | DTE0487 |
| Driver G. Smith Saving Panic Stricken Horses From A Burning Farm. | Click For Details | DTE0046 |
| Fighting Spirit by Peter Archer. | Click For Details | DHM0064 |
| Flight Sub-Lieutenant R. A. J. Warneford, R.N. Won The V.V. For Blowing Up A Zeppelin Between Ghent And Brussels. | Click For Details | DTE0062 |
| Frontier Ambush by Peter Archer. | Click For Details | DHM9063 |
| Gallipoli Anzac Beach by Charles Dixon. | Click For Details | VAR0402 |
| Gallipoli by Charles Dixon. | Click For Details | DHM0215 |
| German Prisoners being Marched into Captivity 1917 by Gordon Wilson. (P) | Click For Details | GW0005 |
| German Searchlights and Very Lights Exposing Temporary Second Lieutenant Armitage and His Party While Cutting the German Wire Entanglements by Allan Stewart (P) | Click For Details | ANT0142 |
| Germans Advancing Against Captain Railston And His Men, Across Ground Covered By Standing Corps. | Click For Details | DTE0803 |
| Goodbye My Old Friend by Matania. (GL) | Click For Details | DHM2001 |
| Great War Medals | Click For Details | WWM0001 |
| Gunner Pond And His Fellow Artillerymen Wheeling Guns To Cover Under Heavy Fire. | Click For Details | DTE0257 |
| Gunner Rafferty carrying a wounded woman to safety from a farmhouse, which was being shelled. | Click For Details | DTE0471 |
| Havildar Ghulam Nabi, Lance-Naik Nur Dad And Sapper Ghulam Haidar Swimming The Tigris To Prepare A Flying Bridge. | Click For Details | DTE0278 |
| Here They Come by William Barnes Wollen. | Click For Details | VAR0490 |
| How Lance Corporal C. A. Jarvis Blew Up The Bridge At Jemappes. | Click For Details | DTE0122 |
| How Lance-Corporal Michael OLeary Won The V.C. At Cuinchy. | Click For Details | DTE0162 |
| How Private Ross Tollerton Won His VC by Allan Stewart (P) | Click For Details | ANT0134 |
| How Sergeant Major Croft, Single Handed, Disposed Of A Party Of Germans. | Click For Details | DTE0119 |
| Jemadar Ram Karan leading his troop under heavy rifle fire against the enemy who were retiring. | Click For Details | DTE0388 |
| Keep It Up, Lads. Were Outclassed And Done For, But Keep It Up! | Click For Details | DTE0363 |
| Lance Corporal Finlay leading the survivors of his bombing party towards the German trenches near the Rue Du Bois. | Click For Details | DTE0484 |
| Lance Sergeant Belcher and his men dispersing the enemy by rapid firing. | Click For Details | DTE0420 |
| Lance-Corporal Colgrave Rallying Indian Troops And Leading Them Into Action At Hollebeke. | Click For Details | DTE0012 |
| Lance-Dufadar Arjan Singh Placing the Body of a Dead Comrade on his Saddle with the Help of Two Other Lancers While Under Fire. | Click For Details | DTE0209 |
| Lance-Naik Biaz Gul Bringing In A Wounded Man To The British Trenches Under Heavy Fire. | Click For Details | DTE0353 |
| Lance-Naik Guman Singh, Riflemen Kheta Ram, Dhanna Ram And Maula Dad Bringing Back Ammunition Under Heavy Shell And Rifle Fire At Kurna. | Click For Details | DTE0298 |
| Lance-Naik Lala Drags A Wounded Officer, Whom He Found Lying Close To The Enemy, To A Shelter And There Bandages His Wounds. | Click For Details | DTE0759 |
| Lance-Naik Said Akbar, Havildar Yakub Khan Sepoy Daulat Khan, with Captain Acworth, Bombing The Enemy As They Proceeded Along their Trenches. | Click For Details | DTE0721 |
| Lance-Sergeant F. L. Hastings Bombing Seven Of The Enemy Who Were Attempting To Seize The Lip Of A Mine Crater. | Click For Details | DTE0738 |
| Landing troops From the River Clyde at V Beach Gallipoli Peninsula by Charles Dixon RA (B) | Click For Details | ANT0139 |
| Last Stand of the 5th (Gibraltar) Battery by Terence Cuneo. | Click For Details | DHM0991 |
| Lieut. Dimmer Repairing a Machine-Gun While Exposed to the Fire of the Advancing Prussian Guard by Allan Stewart (P) | Click For Details | ANT0128 |
| Lieutenant (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) R. B. Bradford, M.C., Rallies The Men Of Another Battalion And Leads Them Forward With His Own Battalion. | Click For Details | DTE0840 |
| Lieutenant Brooke Leading An Attack Under Rifle And Machine Gun Fire To Recapture A Lost British Trench. | Click For Details | DTE0314 |
| Lieutenant De Pass bombing the enemy after entering one of their Saps. | Click For Details | DTE0399 |
| Lieutenant George F. Pretyman, Of The Royal Flying Corps, Blowing Up A Train. | Click For Details | DTE0150 |
| Lieutenant J. V. Holland Leading His Bombers Through A Village Held By The Enemy, After Driving Them From Their Dug Outs. | Click For Details | DTE0751 |
| Lieutenant Lorrain Brodie And His Men Driving The Enemy From British Trenches At Becelaere. | Click For Details | DTE0138 |
| Lieutenant Martin, D.S.O., R.E., And A Small Bombing Party Holding Back The Germans At Spanbroek Molen. | Click For Details | DTE0098 |
| Lieutenant Morland Making Prisoners of Eighteen Germans in a Mine at Givenchy. | Click For Details | DTE0227 |
| Lieutenant N. M. S. Irwin Dashing Forward With His Men To Re-Occupy Trenches Evacuated Owing To Poison Gas. | Click For Details | DTE0142 |
| Lieutenant Philips Rushing Out Under Heavy Fire from The British Trenches At Suvla Bay To Rescue A Wounded Officer. | Click For Details | DTE0354 |
| Lieutenant Withington Bringing a Field Gun into Action in the British Trenches Against the Enemys Sap. | Click For Details | DTE0225 |
| Lieutenant-Commader Cookson Cutting the Hawsers of Dhows Placed Across the Tigris as an Obstruction. | Click For Details | DTE0222 |
| Major C. A. L. Yate Leading The Nineteen Survivors Of His Company In A Charge At The Battle Of Le Cateau. | Click For Details | DTE0730 |
| Major Hansen reconnoitring the coast near Suvla Bay. | Click For Details | DTE0415 |
| Major Ing Checking A Retirement At A Critical Moment. | Click For Details | DTE0181 |
| Major W. LA T. Congreve, Conducting A Battalion To Its Position Of Deployment. | Click For Details | DTE0815 |
| Major Warren removing cartridges from a blazing ammunition wagon at great ersonal risk. | Click For Details | DTE0531 |
| Major Wheeler Riding To His death at The North Mound. | Click For Details | DTE0079 |
| Midshipman Malleson Jumping With a Line From A Barge to Link up Another Barge Which Was Drifting. | Click For Details | DTE0337 |
| Mined! A Wonderful Escape And Its Heroic Sequel. | Click For Details | DTE0082 |
| Mons Canal Railway Bridge, 23rd August 1914 by David Rowlands (GL) | Click For Details | VAR0328 |
| Nachtlicher Sturmangriff auf englische Schutzengraben an der Afer am 26 Oktober 1914 bei Langemarck. | Click For Details | DK0001 |
| Naik Darwan Sing Negi, The First Indian Soldier to Win The VC by Allan Stewart (P) | Click For Details | ANT0136 |
| Naik Gul Muhammad Bringing Up Reinforcements At Tsavo River Though Severely Wounded. | Click For Details | DTE0130 |
| Naik Safdar Ali And Sepoy Sher Khan Advancing Along The West Bank Of The Suez Canal, Ahead Of Their Comrades To Attack The Turks. | Click For Details | DTE0250 |
| Naik Sar Amir Leading Back Two Mules Laden With Kit To His Regiments New Line At Hollebeke, Under Heavy Fire. | Click For Details | DTE0297 |
| Naik Shahamad Khan, With Two Others, Holding His Ground After His Machine Gun Had Been Knocked Out By Shellfire. | Click For Details | DTE0727 |
| Nery by Brian Palmer (AP) | Click For Details | DHM1237 |
| Night Attack by German Infantry of the 12th Regiment by Gordon Wilson. (P) | Click For Details | GW0007 |
| Original Pencil Sketch for Assault on Courcellette, The Somme, 15th September 1916 by David Pentland. (P) | Click For Details | CCP0802 |
| Pioneer Battalion No.14, 1914 by Gordon Wilson. | Click For Details | GW0008 |
| Piper McLennan advancing in an attack at Gallipoli and playing his pipes to encourage the men. | Click For Details | DTE0447 |
| Private (Acting-Corporal) L. Clarke, Single-handed, Holding At Bay A Party Of Germans During A Counter Attack. | Click For Details | DTE0836 |
| Private A. E. Walker Assisting A Wounded Comrade From A Burning Church, Which Was Being Used As A Hospital. | Click For Details | DTE0698 |
| Private Adams going to the assistance of the wounded in a motor ambulance which had run into a shell hole while under fire. | Click For Details | DTE0448 |
| Private B. R. Sheil, Of The 1/8th Battalion Royal Warwickshire Regiment, Capturing A German Patroller. | Click For Details | DTE0137 |
| Private Brown bombing the enemy from the top of a barricade. | Click For Details | DTE0451 |
| Private Bushby Holding At Bay Two Germans who attempted to Bayonet Him as He Was Digging Out A Comrade. | Click For Details | DTE0310 |
| Private Callf Pulling A Box Ammunition Out Of A Bomb Store Set Alight By The Bursting Of A Shell. | Click For Details | DTE0321 |
| Private Chillingworth assisting in bombing the enemy from a trench, which they had captured. | Click For Details | DTE0400 |
| Private Cooke Continues To Fire His Machine Gun After Every Member Of The Gun Team Had Been Killed Or Wounded. | Click For Details | DTE0710 |
| Private Day Helping A Comrade Out Of A Watercourse At Festubert Under Heavy Fire. | Click For Details | DTE0346 |
| Private F. G. Turrall Guarding A Wounded Officer And Holding His Ground Amid Machine Gun Fire And Bombs. | Click For Details | DTE0851 |
| Private Godley Working A Machine Gun In Defence Of The Ghlin Bridge At Mons. | Click For Details | DTE0325 |
| Private Harris throwing himself on a bomb to save a comrade. | Click For Details |
