Kitcheners Collection

Couple kissing outside Carnaby Street boutique
A couple kissing in front of iconic Carnaby Street boutique, I was Lord Kitcheners Valet. Hanging outside can be seen a variety of mens vintage clothing including a naval peacoat

Cartoon, Kitcheners All, WW1
Cartoon, Kitcheners All, First World War. A scene in a London club, where nearly all of the members look just like Lord Kitchener, each one with his own ideas of how the war should be run. Date: 1914

Carnaby Street Scene
CARNABY STREET Selecting postcards from a rack outside the " Lord Kitcheners" boutique

Presentation of Union Jacks to British Service Battalions in France after World War One
3058498 Presentation of Union Jacks to British Service Battalions in France after World War One, as a mark of royal recognition of their valour

WW1 Training Lord Kitchener's Army, trench digging

WW1 CARTOON/NO MORE FISH
George V is told of Kitchener's death by drowning in the Hampshire, and observes that they will no longer be able to eat fish from the North Sea Date: 1916

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The Cliffs of Marwick Head, Kitchener's Memorial, Orkney islands, Scotland. (Large format sizes available) Date: 15/10/2009

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The Cliffs of Marwick Head, Kitchener's Memorial, Kirkwall, Orkney islands, Scotland. (Large format sizes available) Date: 15/10/2009

Memorial to Canadian 10th & 16th Bns CEF, Kitcheners Wood Date: 2016

Page of catalogue for the Ironmongery and Hardware Trades, c 1895 (litho)
6034051 Page of catalogue for the Ironmongery and Hardware Trades, c 1895 (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Your Country Needs You. Famous Kitchener World War One Recruitment Poster. From The War Memoirs Of David Lloyd George, Published 1933

Lord Kitcheners Homecoming In 1902 From South Africa. After A Drawing By W. Hatherell. Field Marshal Horatio Herbert Kitchener, 1st Earl Kitchener, 1850

Lord Kitcheners Visit To Gallipoli, Among The Australian Troops At "anzac"
Lord Kitcheners Visit To Gallipoli, Among The Australian Troops At " anzac". Field Marshal Horatio Herbert Kitchener, 1st Earl Kitchener, 1850

Lord Kitcheners Personal Visit To Gallipoli In 1915. Examining The Position From The "anzac"Trenches
Lord Kitcheners Personal Visit To Gallipoli In 1915. Examining The Position From The " anzac" Trenches, Close To The Turkish Lines

Lord Kitchener Inspecting Part Of Kitcheners Army, After The Drawing By Cyrus Cunco. Field Marshal Horatio Herbert Kitchener, 1st Earl Kitchener, 1850

Marwick Head Rspb Nature Reserve, Kitcheners Monument; Orkney, Scotland

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

Map of Carnaby Street, 1960s
Map of showing the location of epicentre of sixties cool, Carnaby Street, in central London, as directed by one of the leading male boutiques, Lord Kitcheners Valet. Date: 1966

Edwards Clements, Jeakes and Company
An advertisment for Edwards Clements, Jeakes and Company, cooking, laundry and heat engineers. Their products are ideal for use in institutions, such as hospitals, workhouses, asylums and infirmaries

Sisters as recruiting sergeants for Kitcheners Army, WW1
Irish sisters, Miss Winifred and Ivy Mulroney riding together in Hyde Park, London to recruit men for Lord Kitcheners army in September 1914

Colonial volunteers inspected by Major-General Bethune, WW1
Major-General Bethune inspecting colonial volunteers on the Horse Guards Parade wearing their civilian clothes, including, at one end, a man in top hat and tails

Flavel kitchener
Flavels kitchener, on display at the Great Exhibition 1851, named after William Flavel(1819-1892), iron-founder and businessman. Date: 1851

Enlisting in Kitcheners Army at the start of World War I
On 6th August 1914 the House of Commons unanimously sanctioned an increase of the Army by 500, 000 men and recruiting for the first 100, 000 men of Kitcheners army began on 7th August

An unmilitary salute in silhouette, WW1
Professor Miggs, of the Volunteers, takes his first walk in uniform and gives a very unmilitary salute. An academic type takes to khaki but isn t yet familiar with military etiquette. Date: 1915

General Monro
General Charles Carmichael Monro, sent as replacement to Sir Ian Hamilton in the Dardanelles. After a disastrous campaign, Hamilton was recalled to England

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"Kitcheners: From Romance to War, a Journey through Time" A timeless love story unfolds as a couple shares a passionate kiss outside a Carnaby Street boutique. Immerse yourself in the vibrant scene of bustling Carnaby Street, where fashion and culture collide. Digging deep into history, witness the training of Lord Kitchener's Army during World War I, as soldiers prepare for trench warfare. Uncover the powerful message behind an impactful WWI cartoon depicting the scarcity of fish - "No More Fish. " Travel back to the swinging 1960s with a map showcasing the iconic landmarks that made Carnaby Street an epicenter of style and music. Discover the untold stories of sisters who served as recruiting sergeants for Kitcheners Army during World War I, breaking gender barriers and forging their own path. Step into history with Major-General Bethune inspecting colonial volunteers during WWI, highlighting their dedication and contribution to Lord Kitchener's cause. Pay homage to Lord Kitchener with a black-bordered mourning card that symbolizes his significant impact on British history. Reflect on the sacrifices made by Canadian troops in Kitcheners Wood through a memorial dedicated to the brave 10th & 16th Bns CEF soldiers from World War I. Explore vintage catalog pages from c1895 featuring ironmongery and hardware trades, providing insights into how kitchens were equipped in yesteryears. Embark on this captivating journey through time with kitcheners – where love stories intertwine with war efforts while exploring cultural shifts and historical milestones along Carnaby Street’s rich tapestry.