Military > Daily Mail Battle Pics
The Popular Daily Mail Battle Pictures series were produced for the British market during the First World War. As with all published photographs of the time the scenes would have been subject to heavy censorship and might possibly be classed as propaganda as they depict only the very positive aspects of the campaign.
In all 22 sets of 8 cards were published. The same scenes duplicated in various printing styles. Curiously it is the later issues (higher numbers) that are the rarer postcards, the sub section featuring the ANZACS are also very popular.
An ideal opportunity to collect genuine WW1 artifacts at a reasonable price and an ideal starting point for any Military based collection.
A Gallant Rescue under Fire
£4.00
Thirsty German Prisoners in their Barbed Wire Cage
£4.00
Wiltshires Cheering During Great Advance
£3.00
A British Heavy Gun in Action
£4.00
Firing a Heavy Howitzer in France
£4.00
Worcesters Going into Action
£4.00
After the First Cavalry Charge - July 1916
£4.00
Clearing the way Through Contalmaison
£4.00
Gordons Bringing in a Wounded German
£4.00
Sir D. Haig - Sir Pertab Singh - Gen. Joffre
£3.00
Firing a Heavy Howitzer in France
£4.00
Tommy Finds Shell Holes to Sleep In
£3.00
Tommy at Home in German Dugouts
£3.00
Northumberland Fuisiliers asfter Battle of St Eloi
£3.00
Firing a Heavy Howitzer in France
£4.00
British Heavy Gun in Action
£3.00
Worcestershire Regiment Going into Action
£4.00
Wounded "Tommy" to Photographer "I'm Not A German"
£3.00
Wiltshires Cheering During Great Advance
£4.00
Firing a Heavy Howitzer in France
£4.00
British Machine Gunners Wearing Gas Helmets
£3.00
Helping an Ambulance Through the Mud
£4.00
Thirsty German Prisoners in their Barbed Wire Cage
£4.00
Church Service Before Battle
£4.00