Valour Collection (#3)

The Stripes / Chevrons of Glory - earned by a French Soldier
WW1 - The Stripes / Chevrons of Glory - earned by a French Soldier Date: 1917

The Victoria Cross, which Queen Victoria stipulated should be incribed For Valour, rather than For the Brave, so that not just bravery should be merited. Date: 19th century

Captain Arthur Martin-Leake V. C. WW1
Lieutenant Colonel Arthur Martin-Leake, VC and Bar, VD, FRCS (4 April 1874 22 June 1953), English double recipient of the Victoria Cross

Captain Arthur Martin-Leake V. C
Lieutenant Colonel Arthur Martin-Leake, VC and Bar, VD, FRCS (4 April 1874 22 June 1953), English double recipient of the Victoria Cross

Captain John Henry Stephen Dimmer V. C
Portrait of Captain John Henry Stephen Dimmer (1883-1918), of the Kings Royal Rifle Corps, who was awarded the Victoria Cross for his actions on 12 November 1914 at Klein Zillebeke

Drawings Prints, Print, Effects, British, Valour, French, Directory, Publisher, Subject
Drawings and Prints, Print, The Effects of British Valour on the French Directory, Publisher, Subject, Artist, Ackermanns Gallery, Charles James Fox, Thomas Rowlandson, London, British, 1749-1806

Valour in the Field. Du Maurier, George 1834 - 1896

A Tale of the Sea: Discretion is the Better Part of Valour, which the Twins, Unable to Swim, should have Remembered, 1890 Engraving

A Tale of the Sea: tis an Ill Wind that Blows Nobody any Good, for the Misadventure Gives Three Men a Chance of Showing their Valour, 1890 Engraving

Venus and Mars, 1550s (oil on canvas)
BAL174005 Venus and Mars, 1550s (oil on canvas) by Bordone, Paris (1500-71); 127.5x119 cm; State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia; Italian, out of copyright

World War One - France - Legion of Honour
National Order of the Legion of Honour (Ordre national de la Lez© on d honneur) - " How it is won". Patriotic French postcard of World War One era. Date: circa 1917

Decorating a Canadian Soldier - WWI
Decorating a valiant Canadian Lance-Corporal with the DCM on the field of Battle - WWI. The Distinguished Conduct Medal - a second level military decoration awarded to other ranks of the British Army

Rescuing a wounded comrade under fire - WWI. One of the soldiers of a Russian regiment rescue a wounded comrade. This noble rescuer was afterwards discovered to be a young woman who had joined up as

Victoria Cross: Decoration for gallantry instituted by Queen Victoria after the Crimean War and made of bronze from captured Russian guns

Garnet Joseph Wolsley, Viscount Wolsley (1833-1913) British field marshal, commander-in-chief British army 1895-1900. VC in Indian Mutiny. Led relief of Khartoum 1884-5

A Tale Of The Sea: tis An Ill Wind That Blows Nobody Any Good, For The Misadventure Gives Three Men A Chance Of Showing Their Valour, 1890 Engraving

A Tale Of The Sea: Discretion Is The Better Part Of Valour, Which The Twins, Unable To Swim, Should Have Remembered, 1890 Engraving

60 year old cossack pavel kamnev of the guards corps commanded by lieutenant-general kirichenko, kamnev, together with his two sons, volunteered to fight the hitlerite invaders

For Valour : British soldiers who have been awarded the Victoria Cross during the war

Victoria Cross, The New Order of Valour
Special colour supplement from the ILN, June 1857 to commemorate the introduction of the Victoria Cross, a new order of valour first bestowed by Queen Victoria upon Crimean War veterans

Charging the Enemy
A Life Guardsman charging the enemy - his foes lie vanquished at his feet

Robinson Downs Zep 1916
Lieutenant W.L. Robinson shoots down a Zeppelin over Cuffley, Hertfordshire, winning the Victoria Cross for his valour

Falstaff Boasts
Falstaff boasts of his valour

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"Unyielding Courage: A Tribute to the Spirit of Valour" In the midst of chaos and despair, a wounded soldier finds solace in the tender embrace of his nurse during World War I. Their unwavering dedication embodies the true essence of valour. A suffragette hunger strike medal Christmas card serves as a poignant reminder of the relentless fight for equality, where brave women sacrificed their own well-being for a greater cause. Lieutenant William Leefe Robinson's Victoria Cross stands as an emblem of extraordinary bravery, symbolizing his indomitable spirit amidst adversity on the battlefield. The resounding beats from a drum major's instrument echo through time, igniting courage within soldiers' hearts and inspiring them to face any challenge head-on. A Vietnamese patriotic poster proclaims that tradition is glory, reminding us that valour is deeply rooted in our heritage and traditions that have withstood countless trials. Amidst the horrors of war on the Western Front during WWI, French army soldiers exhibit unparalleled heroism as they charge forward fearlessly into battle against all odds. A heroic midshipman carries ammunition to British fighters with unwavering determination - an act that epitomizes selflessness and valorous devotion to one's comrades-in-arms. The legendary figure Aristomenes emerges from ancient tales as a symbol of courage and resilience; his story continues to inspire generations with its timeless message about standing up against oppression. An intense interview between Coriolanus and his wife and mother captures raw emotions intertwined with strength - showcasing how love can fuel acts even in times of conflict. The incident at the Battle of Isandlwana during Anglo-Zulu War depicts warriors fighting fiercely until their last breath - exemplifying unmatched bravery despite overwhelming odds stacked against them. British military medals shine brightly in vibrant colors, commemorating acts by those who served their nation selflessly - each medal representing stories etched forever in history.