68th Collection

Recruiting Sergeant - 68th Regiment of Foot - The Durham Light Infantry

Troops in Uniform - 68th Brigade, Longmoor, Hampshire
Troops in Uniform - 68th Brigade, Longmoor, near Petersfield, Hampshire, England. The Last of the 68th - World War One Date: 1910s

Christmas Card 68th Divisional Signal Company
Christmas Card. 68th Divisional Signal Company, R.E. - Bungay, Xmas 1918. The Last Line. Commemorative Art

Pierre Waldeck-Rousseau - French Prime Minister
Pierre Marie Rene Ernest Waldeck-Rousseau (18461904) - French Republican statesman. The 68th Prime Minister of France. Date: 1902

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Dinner to the 68th Regiment, in the Crystal Palace

German Infantry Flag - 68th Pomeranian Division Date: circa 1909

New York City Hospital
Vintage linen postcard showing the exterior of the New York City Hospital which occupies three full blocks between 68th and 71st Streets overlooking the East River

1920s car showroom
Automobile (Cars). Schoonmaker & Jacod Used Cars, 2000 Broadway at 68th Street, New York

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A 1920s holiday scene brings together soldiers from the 68th Regiment of Foot, now part of the 68th Brigade stationed at Longmoor, Hampshire, and their Canadian counterparts from the 68th Divisional Signal Company. Recruiting sergeants call out to potential recruits, as troops in uniform exchange Christmas greetings. A silhouette of a Canadian woman in uniform adds a sense of camaraderie. French Prime Minister Pierre Waldeck-Rousseau looks on from a distance, as German and Allied flags fly high. In the background, a New York City hospital prepares for the holiday season, while a 1920s car showroom displays the latest models. This intriguing tableau, with a size of 3866 x 2942 pixels, captures the spirit of the holiday season during a time of transition and change.