Contingent Collection (#2)

Hartley, Plymouth
HQ of the Plymouth Contingent at Hartley. The Corps of Canadian Fire-fighters (also known as the Volunteer Corps of Canadian Fire-fighters and simply as CCCF)

Victory Parade 1946
Section in the East and Central African contingent passing the Saluting Base (King George VI, Queen Elizabeth and Princess Elizabeth). Date: 8 June 1946

WW1 - Titled Women Munitions Workers
The first contingent of Titled Society ladies who volunteered to work for Messrs. Vickers, Sons and Maxim as shell makers

Suffrage Demonstration Womens Freedom League 1908. The contingent from the Womens Freedom League with banner, at the N.U.W.S.S Demonstration, 13th June 1908. Date: 1908

Suffragette Womens Coronation Procession. A Stereoscopic view of the Australian Contingent in the Womens Coronation Procession June 17th 1911, captioned, Great Suffragette Demonstration in London

Sikh Officers playing quoits at Hampton Court Palace, 1902
Sihk officers, in London to form part of the Indian contingent for the Coronation of King Edward VII, passing the time at their quarters at Hampton Court Palace

Indian officers praying for recovery of Edward VII, 1902
Indian officers, in London to take part in the Coronation procession of King Edward VII, spontaneously go to pray in the field opposite Fulham Palace

The South Africans arrive for the 1937 Coronation
The scene outside Waterloo Station as 150 officers and men forming the South African Coronation contingent started their march to Wellington Barracks after leaving the Gloucester Castle boat train

American victory parade, First World War
Victory parade. American contingent with stars and stripes banners 14th July 1919. Date: 1919

Peace Day Victory procession crossing Westminster Bridge
The American contingent in the Peace Day Victory procession to celebrate the end of World War One crossing Westminster Bridge, London. 19th July 1919

London Peace Procession, 19th July 1919
British naval contingent passing the Cenotaph in Whitehall, London, as part of the Peace Day Victory procession or parade. Date: 19th July 1919

Irish contingent of UPS arriving at Epsom, Surrey, WW1
The Irish contingent of the UPS (University and Public Schools Brigade) arriving at Epsom, Surrey, during the early stages of the First World War. Date: 1914

Peace Day Victory parade in London 1919
The British contingent of the Victory Parade in Whitehall passing the Cenotaph on Peace Day, 19th July 1919. Date: 19th July 1919

Austrians in Antwerp
Ferdinand of Austria makes a triumphal entry into Antwerp, but he needs a sizeable contingent of troops to make sure his arrival is not disturbed by ill-wishers. Date: 1635

The Late Afghan War: the E Battery, B Brigade Royal Horse Artillery, Decorated For
The Late Afghan War: the E Battery, B Brigade Royal Horse Artillery, Decorated for Distinguished Conduct in the Late Afghan Campaign

The Young Princes on their Cruise, Shanghai: Illuminations and Parade of the Fire-Brigade

FROM WINDSOR TO CLAREMONT: 1. The Bride and Bridegroom Leaving Windsor; 2. Triumphal Arch, Old Windsor; 3. Beaumont College: Presenting the Bouquet; 4. Chertsey: Reading the Address; 5

The Japanese Fire Brigade: Japanese Firemen at their Exercises

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The Presentation to Sir Eyre Massey Shaw, on the Occasion of his Retirement, by the Officers and Men of the Metropolitan Fire Brigade

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The Fire Season at Hong Kong: Officers of the Brigade Coming up in Rickshaws

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The Canterbury Volunteer Fire Brigade

Field-Day with the London Rifle Brigade and Regulars at Chatham, Uk

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The Life Brigade Man, 1870

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With the Indian Contingent in Egypt: a Camp of the Thirteenth Bengal Lancers

Source Size = 1903 x 2540
MAJOR-GENERAL SIR HERBERT T. MACPHERSON, K.C.B. V.C. Commander of the Indian Contingent During the Recent Campaign in Egypt

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The Return of the Soldiers and Sailors from Egypt: Banquet Given by the Mayor and Citizens of Coventry to the Officers and Men of the N Battery, a Brigade, Royal Horse Artillery

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The Recent Campaign in Egypt: Festivities at Bombay in Honour of the Return of the Indian Contingent

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With the Indian Contingent in Egypt: Bengal Lancers Pursuing the Flying Enemy after the Battle of Tel-El-Kebir, September 13

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With the Indian Contingent in Egypt: the Review before the Khedive at Cairo, September 30

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With the Indian Contingent in Egypt: the Bengal Cavalry Capturing Retreating Trains after the Battle of Tel-El-Kebir, September 13

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With the Indian Contingent in Egypt: an Outpost

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The War in Egypt: the Garrison of Fort Ghemileh Surrendering their Arms to the Naval Brigade, 7 A.M. September 21

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THE WAR IN EGYPT: THE ADVANCE OF THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHTs BRIGADE, TEL-EL-KEBIR, SEPTEMBER 13, The Grenadier Guards Going into Action for the First Time Since the Crimean War

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The War in Egypt, the Storming of Tel-El-Kebir, September 13: Cold Steel, a Trench at Tel-El-Kebir: in the Grand Redoubt after the Assault by General Alisons Brigade

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The War in Egypt: the Camp of the Highland Brigade at Ramleh, Alexandria

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IN CAMP AT WIMBLEDON: 1. A Blow Out for Threepence; 2. Ammunition; 3. The Running Man (No. 1): Friend A, " Keep it up, Brown; " Friend B, " Give in Your Rifle

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Departure of the Naval Brigade for the Fleet, September 10, 1855

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The Civil War in America: Torchlight Procession of General Blenkers Brigade at Washington in Honour of General M clellan Taking Command of the Federal Army, December 14, 1861

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Embarkation at Woolwich of the E Battery Fourth Brigade of Royal Field Artillery on Board the Melbourne for Canada

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The London Rifle Brigade Ball at Guildhall

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Colours and Bugles Presented to the London Rifle Brigade by the Lady Mayoress

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Officers and Privates of the London Rifle Volunteer Brigade

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The Civil War in America: Franklins Brigade Passing Arlington Mill on its Way to Occupy Munsons Hill, October 26, 1861

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Departure of the Great Eastern from the Mersey with the Canadian Contingent: the Soldiers Embarking

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Review of the Household Brigade by Queen Victoria, in Bushey Park, 1871

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The Afghan War: Major J.J. Bailey, Paymaster 4th Battalion Rifle Brigade, a Survivor of the First Afghan War, 1879

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Marriage of the Duke of Connaught: Silver Bowls Presented by the Officers of the Rifle Brigade, 1879

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The Ashantee War: Naval Brigade Men Breakfasting in the Courtyard of an Ashantee House, 1874

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"From coronations to colonial conflicts, contingents have played a pivotal role throughout history. The sight of the Royal Marine Guard of Honour marching past during a regal coronation evokes a sense of grandeur and tradition. Similarly, the Natal Native Contingent armed with assegais showcases the diverse military forces that were mobilized in defense of territories. In Bristol, echoes of history reverberate as we recall the French Attack on Chickasaw Nation, where brave soldiers fought valiantly to protect their land. Meanwhile, across the Atlantic Ocean, No. 2 Squadron from the Canadian Air Force took flight, demonstrating their aerial prowess. The arrival of Canadians in Southampton brings forth images of camaraderie and international cooperation during times of conflict. As they disembarked from The Plymouth, these brave men joined forces with others to face unknown challenges ahead. Venturing further into different cultures and terrains, we witness an awe-inspiring contingent force consisting of Sikh Irregular Cavalry arriving in Africa's Congo. Their presence symbolizes unity amidst diversity and highlights the global reach of military operations. Closer to home in Acton Turville village, The Officers Training Corps parade through streets lined with curious onlookers. Known as 'The Boys of the Young Brigade, ' these young recruits showcase their dedication and discipline while maneuvering through Western Contingent training exercises. However, not all they are met with open arms; clashes between police and rioters erupted during a procession from Clerkenwell Green in St Martin's Lane. This incident serves as a reminder that even within our own communities tensions can arise when differing beliefs clash. Finally, let us remember those British soldiers who marched resolutely towards France in September 1939 at the onset of World War II - their bravery setting an example for future generations. " Note.