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Lord Kitchener black bordered Mourning Card
Kitchener's portait is surrounded by the names of the campaigns in which he served. He was drowned when HMS Hampshire sank on 5 June 1916. WW1 Date: 1916

Uncle Sam figure promises help to Lafayette
In 1778 at Yorktown, the French forces, with whom Lafayette served as a Major-General, helped in the defeat of the British in the War of Independence. Now it was time for America to repay the debt

Waterloo Medal 1815. One of two medals awarded to Surgeon William Jones. Surgeon Jones served as Regimental Surgeon to the 40th (2nd Somersetshire) Regiment in the Peninsular and at Waterloo

Valerie Ryshworth-Hill in ATS uniform on a motorbike
One of two identical photographs of Valerie Ryshworth-Hill in ATS uniform on a motorbike, 1940s (c).From a collection of photographs collected by Lt Col Anthony Ryshworth-Hill

Certificate, The Home Guard -- to R A E Parsons, who served from 21 June 1940 until 26 June 1944 in the countrys defence, signed by King George VI. Date: 1940s

Lord Lansdowne. Part of Box 104 Boswell Collection. Henry Charles Keith Petty-Fitzmaurice, 5th Marquess of Lansdowne. British politician

Le garcon de cafe, Paris 1850
Parisian men and women being served in a coffeehouse. 1850

Royal Aircraft Factory SE-5E -these Eberhart built SE 5s used a low powered 180hp engine and served as fighter trainers

War mask pongdudu, made by Boa people (Congo). Used to engender fear in the enemy and served during war and dances. African art. Decorative Arts. BELGIUM. FLANDERS. BRABANT. Tervuren

Statuette of the Cambuslang War Memorial, Glasgow, Scotland. Alexander Proudfoot, Rsa Frbs (1878-1957). During World War One

Former workhouse at Old Place, Lindfield, Sussex
A view of a property known as Old Place at Lindfield in Sussex. The building once served as the local parish workhouse. Date: Date unknown

Illustration, mother and son being served standing in front of supermarket meat and cheese counter

Colonel Hugh ODonnell d
Colonel Hugh O Donnell d.1799 (c.1795-96). Hamilton, Hugh Douglas 1739-1808. Colonel Hugh O Donnell was the eldest son of Sir Neal O Donnell of Newport, Co. Mayo, and served as M.P

Tilapia fillets on a plate with lemon and dill

RFA Birchol, British naval oil tanker, WW1
The British naval oiler (oil tanker) RFA (Royal Fleet Auxiliary) Birchol during the First World War. She was launched in June 1917, and served off the coast of northern Russia (Archangel) in 1919

Prince Nicholas of Romania (1903-1978), in about 1928. Nicholas was Queen Marie of Romanias second son and the grandson of Prince Alfred of Edinburgh. He attended Eton and served in the British Navy

HMS Duke of York, 1943
Photograph showing the Royal Navy battleship HMS Duke of York firing a salvo from her after turret in 1943. The Duke of York, launched in 1940

Admiral Alfred Friedrich von Tirpitz (1849-1930)
Photographic portrait of Admiral Alfred Friedrich von Tirpitz, pictured when serving as Secretary of State for the Imperial German Navy, 1909

Hans-Jochen Vogel (born 3 February 1926) German politician. Vogel was Mayor of Munich from 1960-72. After the general election in 1972 he became Federal Minister for Regional Planning

Four cupcakes covered in white fondant icing and cherries on top, served on a plate

Hamburger and chips on plate

2nd Bn The Rifle Brigade, blood transfusion donors, 1941. Unframed pen and ink and grey wash by Eric Dawson, 1941 (c). Eric Dawson served in North Africa, Syria, Palestine and the Lebanon

Cornet Thomas Boothby Parkyns, 15th (or the King?s) Regiment of (Light) Dragoons, 1780. Oil on canvas, signed and dated lower left ?J Boultbee, Pinx 1780?, by John Boultbee (1753-1812), 1780

Sikh tank commander in the turret of his vehicle
Photograph of a Sikh tank commander in the turret of his vehicle. The tank is armed with a 50. calibre machine-gun for close fire support

THE LOCK STEP, or drilling for the Review.Coloured etching after Capt Charles Aylmer, 11th Regiment of Foot.Published bys W Fores, London, 4 Aug 1797.Having served in the Army from 1789 to 1799

Scottish Womens Hospitals WW1
Two paper flags sold to raise funds for the Scottish Womens Hospitals at the front. The SWH was founded by Dr. Elsie Inglis, a member of the National Union of Womens Suffrage Societies

Artificially Served Ices, in a range of shapes and colours. circa 1890

Mr Asquith. Part of Box 104 Boswell Collection. Herbert Henry Asquith, 1st Earl of Oxford and Asquith. Served as the Liberal Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1908 to 1916

NFS firewoman
May (Mary) Belbin was a firewoman at Testwood where the Canadians trained. She served refreshments when the service had field days

Patients and nurses in front of Quex House
A group of patients, with five VAD nurses, in front of Quex House in about 1915. On the left can be seen the Winter Garden, a large conservatory joined to the drawing room of Quex House

Nine hospital patients in Winter Garden, Quex Park
Nine hospital patients sitting in the Winter Garden at Quex Park. The Winter Garden was a large conservatory which stood between the drawing room of Quex House

Five patients on the Winter Garden steps Quex Park VAD Hospi
Five patients are standing on the steps of the Winter Garden at Quex Park. The Winter Garden was a large conservatory which stood between the drawing room of Quex House

Birchington Girl Guide Troop at Quex Park June 1920
The Birchington Girl Guide Troop photographed in the garden of Quex Park on 11 June 1920. The Troop had attended the presentation of certificates to members of the Birchington VAD Kent/178 to mark

Mutton Chops
Two mutton chops fried in breadcrumbs and served with chips Date: 1950s

Louis M Goldsborough
LOUIS MALESHERBES GOLDSBOROUGH American naval commander, served in the Mexican war and in the Union navy during the war between the states. with his autograph Date: 1805 - 1877

Roast Chicken
A whole roast chicken served with stuffing balls and croutons Date: 1950s

Dominique Joseph Garat
DOMINIQUE-JOSEPH, comte de GARAT : French statesman from Bayonne, whose task it was to tell Louis XVI he would be guillotined. He later served Napoleon in various functions. Date: 1749 - 1833

Orange and Grape Cups
Orange and grape cups in orange cases, served with fresh cream. Date: 1930s

Grapefruit Dishes
Grapefruit can be served in many ways, but most people prefer them in their natural state. When served as a first course, they should be topped with a cherry. Date: 1930s

Denis Duc Decres
DENIS, duc DECRES French naval commander, fought at Aboukir, captured by the British; served in the Ministere de la Marine during the Empire. Date: 1761 - 1820

A Pot of Hot Tea
What could be nicer than a pot of hot tea served from your favourite kettle into a lovely china teapot with matching tea set? Date: 1930s

Richard Dale, Naval
RICHARD DALE American naval commander who joined the British navy but promptly switched to the U.S. Navy, served under Paul Jones and blockaded Tripoli. Date: 1756 - 1826

William Earl of Craven
WILLIAM first earl of CRAVEN Royalist military commander, also served Gustavus Adolphus and befriended Elizabeth, Queen of Bohemia: depicted in full armour. Date: 1606 - 1697

Cassius Marcellus Clay
CASSIUS MARCELLUS CLAY American statesman : active abolitionist, publishing abolition newspaper : served in Mexican War; later U.S. minister to Russia. Date: 1810 - 1903

Duc Choiseul-Stainville
CHARLES ANTOINE GABRIEL, duc de CHOISEUL-STAINVILLE, French military, protector of Louis XVI on his escape bid, emigre, served with English, wrecked on French coast, imprisoned. Date: 1760 - 1838

Coffee on Canadian Train
Men queueing for coffee, which is being served at the Snack Bar of the buffet carriage of the Canadian National Railway. Date: 1930s

Chas. Napoleon Bonaparte
CHARLES NAPOLEON BONAPARTE Prince of Canino, son of Charles (1801-1954) grandson of Napoleons brother Lucien. He served with distinction in the war with Prussia. Date: 1839 - 1899

Natheniel Prentiss Banks
NATHANIEL PRENTISS BANKS American statesman and soldier, seen here in civilian dress : he served in Congress before and after the Civil War, when he was a general. Date: Circa 1860

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"Served: A Journey Through Time and Service" Step into the world of history, where countless individuals have served their countries, their communities, and even their fellow humans. From the intricate details on a Metroland Map to the majestic TS Arethusa sailing through the waters in 1962, we witness how service has shaped our past. Sir Richard Francis Burton, an explorer extraordinaire from 1821 to 1890, served as a beacon of curiosity and adventure. His expeditions paved the way for future explorers to follow in his footsteps. Recruiting posters like that of the 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons remind us of those who bravely answered the call to serve their nations during times of conflict. Their unwavering dedication echoes through time. At Haltwhistle Milecastle, remnants stand tall as a testament to Roman soldiers who once served along Hadrian's Wall centuries ago. Their duty was not only protecting borders but also fostering unity among diverse cultures. Even on Christmas Day in the Workhouse, stories emerge about selfless acts of service amidst challenging circumstances. The spirit of compassion shines brightest when people come together to support one another. In Bruce Bairnsfather's "The Thirst For Reprisals, " we glimpse into World War I trenches where soldiers found solace in humor while serving under unimaginable conditions. Laughter became a powerful weapon against despair. Fante Soldiers fighting alongside British forces against Ashanti warriors exemplify international cooperation and shared goals despite cultural differences. Serving side by side forged unbreakable bonds between nations. HMS Implacable witnessed countless sailors dedicating themselves to protect maritime interests well into 1920. These brave men ensured safe passage across treacherous seas while upholding traditions passed down through generations. SS Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse symbolizes an era when ocean liners were more than just vessels; they were floating palaces catering to the needs of passengers.