Military Police Collection (page 2)

Guard of the provostship of Paris during the reign of Henri III (1574-89) (engraving)
XIR224444 Guard of the provostship of Paris during the reign of Henri III (1574-89) (engraving) (b/w photo) by Massard, Alexandre (19th century); Musee de la Prefecture de Police, Paris

HENRY HUNT (1773-1835). English politician. Watercolor, 19th century, by Adam Buck

WORLD WAR I: CAMOUFLAGE. A member of the British military police lifting a camouflaged screen to permit a general staff car to pass. Photograph, 1914-1918

Libyan military police officers, 1942
Militaria, Italy, 20th century. Soldier of the Guardia di Finanza Corps and camel-driver askari in Libia, 1942. Illustration

Military Police Finance Branch in combat at sea, 20th Century
Militaria, Italy, 20th century. Soldiers of the Sea branch Guardia di Finanza Corps fighting. Illustration by Renato Casaro (1935 - )

Italian Customs Guards headdress, 1862
Militaria, Italy, 19th century. Kingdom of Italy. Kepi of the earth branch Custom Guard with short pick

Miltary headdress of Kingdom of Sardinia, 1819
Militaria, Italy, 19th century - Lantern hat of the Royal Custom Officers of the Kingdom of Sardinia, 1819

Miltary headdress of Kingdom of Sardinia, 1862-1892
Militaria, Italy, 19th century. Kingdom of Italy. Kepi of the earth branch Custom Guard with short pick

Miltary headdress of Kingdom of Sardinia, 1774
Militaria, Italy, 18th century. Officer two-cornered hat of the Light-armed Troops Legion of the Kingdom of Sardinia, 1774

Bowler hat of Italian Finance Director, 1914
Militaria, Italy, 20th century. Bowler of the Regia Guardia di Finanza Corps, 1914

THOMAS FORSTER (1675-1738). English politician. Line engraving by John Taylor Wedgwood, 18th century, after a painting by Rosalba Carriera

HOUSE OF COMMONS, 1854. Refreshment room at the House of Commons, Westminster Hall, London, England. Wood engraving, 1854

HOUSE OF COMMONS, 1859. Entrance to the House of Commons, Westminster Hall, London, England. Wood engraving, 1859

CHARLES WENTWORTH DILKE (1843-1911). English politician. Wood engraving, English, 1883. The Right Honorable Sir Charles Dilke, Bart, M.P. President of the Local Government Board

Modern art sculpture outside Guardia B. Alonso military police department, Bilbao, Basque country, Spain, Europe

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The military police have always played a crucial role in maintaining order and discipline within the armed forces. From their early beginnings to modern times, these dedicated individuals have been responsible for upholding the law and ensuring the safety of both soldiers and civilians. In February 1863, at Aquia Creek, the Provost Marshals Office was bustling with activity. Alexander Gardner captured this momentous scene in an albumen print, showcasing the importance of this establishment during that time period. Sketches of the Military Police of Burmah provide us with a glimpse into their operations in another part of the world. Engravings depict them carrying out their duties diligently, maintaining peace and security amidst challenging circumstances. A black-and-white photograph from around 1890 showcases mounted infantry bringing dacoits to justice. This image serves as a testament to the bravery and determination displayed by these military police officers as they confront dangerous criminals. Engravings depicting Military Police personnel in Upper Burmah highlight their presence across different regions. These illustrations demonstrate how they were instrumental in safeguarding communities against threats and enforcing law and order effectively. During various historical periods, gendarmes on horseback were an iconic sight. Colour engravings from 1807 and lithographs from around 1812 capture these gallant figures patrolling streets while ensuring public safety—a visual representation of their commitment to duty. Photographs taken during The Transvaal War show troops on active service alongside military police personnel. These images serve as a reminder that even amidst conflict, there are those who work tirelessly behind-the-scenes to maintain stability within chaotic environments. The Harley Davidson WLA motorcycle used by military police is showcased in CM29 5504—aptly named "The Liberator. " This powerful machine symbolizes not only mobility but also freedom from any threat or danger posed towards soldiers or civilians alike. At Military Police Headquarters in 1914, officers gather for strategic planning sessions—an image that reflects their dedication to maintaining order and discipline within the ranks.