Contesting Collection

A Game of Bowls, England, c. 1872
Engraving showing a close game of bowls on a bowling lawn somewhere in England, c.1872. Four players appear to be vigorously contesting the result

The Volunteer Camp at Wimbledon (engraving)
1048891 The Volunteer Camp at Wimbledon (engraving) by Corbould, Alfred Chantrey (1852-1920); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Volunteer Camp at Wimbledon)

Martin 167 Maryland -was used by both Vichy French and the British, who were contesting the Libon in 1942 Seen is a French example, but note similarity to British markings

Spain. Madrid. Patriotic Protest In the Seville street about
Spain. Reign of Alphonse XII. Conflict of the Caroline Islands, by the German contesting on the spanish sovereignty in the islands. Patriotic Protest in the Seville Street, Madrid

Types of the French, Belgian and German armies
Types of the contesting armies - French (top line), Belgian (middle line) and German (bottom line) uniforms. Date: 1914

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"Contesting: A Journey Through Time and Borders" Step back in time to England, circa 1872, where a thrilling game of bowls unfolds. The players engage in a fierce contest, showcasing their skills and strategic prowess. Meanwhile, at the Volunteer Camp in Wimbledon, an engraving captures the vibrant atmosphere as soldiers gather for training and friendly competitions. The spirit permeates the air as these brave men prepare themselves for future challenges. Across the Atlantic Ocean lies Martin 167 Maryland - a vessel that witnessed intense contests between opposing forces during World War II. This aircraft played a significant role on both sides, serving under Vichy French control before being utilized by their adversaries. In Spain's bustling capital city Madrid, passionate citizens take to the streets in patriotic protest. Their unified voices echo through Seville street as they challenge societal norms and engage in a spirited contest against injustice. Traveling further into Europe reveals diverse armies with distinct styles of combat. Explore the fascinating types of troops within the French, Belgian, and German armies – each honing their own strategies to prevail over opponents on contested battlegrounds. Finally reaching Canada's Saint-Pierre island unveils yet another facet of contesting. Here, nature reigns supreme as rugged landscapes become arenas for survival contests among flora and fauna alike – an unyielding battle for existence amidst breathtaking beauty. From ancient games to modern-day struggles across continents; from military conflicts to peaceful protests; from human endeavors to nature's relentless contests – "Contesting" encapsulates our innate desire for competition and triumph throughout history.