Review Collection (page 26)

Review of Japanese troops by Ataturk
Constantinople - Japanese troops being reviewed by Ataturk

Review of the Volunteer Corps at Buckingham Palace, 1887
Engraving showing the Artists Volunteer Corps marching past the Royal enclosure, outside Buckingham Palace, London, 1887

After King Georges review: The Prince of Wales (driving) and Prince Alexander of Teck returning to headquarters

The British Committee of the inquiry into the breaches of th
From left: Viscount Bryce, O.M. Chairman; Professor A.L. Fisher, Vice-Chancellor of Sheffield University; Mr Harold Cox, Edior of the Edinburgh Review; Sir Alfred Hopkinson, K.C

Queen Victoria at the Windsor Review of Troops, 1837
Engraved portrait showing Queen Victoria (1819-1901) as she appeared at the Review of Troops, Windsor, 28th September 1837. Date: 19 June 1886

Republican Review
Marshal Jozef Piludski is the first president and virtual creator of the new Polish republic : he reviews troops in Saxony Place, Warsaw, and will rule until 1922

Review at Gibraltar
A review is held on the occasion of a visit by royal dukes of Edinburgh and Connaught

Ferdinand at Review
The archduke Franz Ferdinand reviews troops at Tarcin. Sadly, a Serbian nationalist will see to it that this is one of the last acts of his career

Up Spirits on HMS Cleopatra, 1953
Photograph showing the distribution of rum to ratings on board HMS Cleopatra after Queen Elizabeth IIs first order - splice the mainbrace - following her review of the fleet

Grand Review of the Union Army, Washington, 1865
Engraving showing the grand review of the Union army before President Johnson, that took place in Washington following the end of the American Civil War, 1865

American Civil War. Review of the Federal troops
Review of the Federal troops by President Lincoln and General Scott showing the Garibaldi Guard filing past. From a sketch by special artist Frank Vizetelly

Bulgarian Military
A review of Bulgarian troops

HMS Argus, 1918
Photograph of the aircraft carrier HMS Argus, which saw service in both World Wars, at a Royal review of the fleet 1918. HMS Argus was launched in 1918 and scrapped in 1946

King George V driving through Portsmouth, 1935
Photograph of King George V and The Prince of Wales being greeted by the City of Portsmouth as they drove to the dock to go aboard the Royal Yacht Victoria and Albert for the Naval Review

The Turbinia, 1898
Photograph of the experimental turbine steamer Turbinia. Built in 1894 to test C.A. Parsons ideas about turbines, Turbinia famously demonstrated her speed at the Fleet Review of 1897

Royal Review at Aldershot
Edward VII (1841-1910) accompanied by King Alfonso of Spain on horseback at a Royal Review at Aldershot in 1905. Edward was a renowned diplomat

Pygmalion
The review of the opening of Pygmalion at His Majestys Theatre. A Bernard Shaw production

Russia / 1919 Review
Stalin reviews the First Cavalry army of the Republic

Review in Madrid
A Grand review of the army is held before the royal palace in Madrid. Queen Isabela watches from a balcony

Military / Review / Russia
Parade by the Guards of the Cossack Regiment attended by Csar Nicholas II at Tsarskoe Selo

Hyde Park Review 1838
At a review in Londons Hyde Park, the duke of Wellington is accompanied by marshal Soult and the Ottoman ambassador who is doubtless duly impressed

Returning Troop / 1918
Friedrich Ebert (far left), president of the new republic, & Philipp Scheidemann (far right) review German troops returning home in 1918

Ww1 / 1915 / George / Poincare
King George of England and President Poincare review their fleets - sent to the sea-bed by Germanys U-boats !

Noblewomen at Tournament
Noblewomen attending a tournament in France wear various headdresses including a Turkey Bonnet, Hennin or Steeple headdresses with veils & a V-shaped roll. Date: 15th Century

A display about the Stern Report into climate change at the Eden Project in Cornwall UK
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Tank review by Queen Mother at Tidworth
The Queen Mother reviewing tanks at Tidworth in Wiltshire after presenting a guidon to The Queens Own Hussars, of which she was Colonel-in-Chief. She is accompanied by Princess Margaret

Ms - Shepherds Informed
An angel tells the shepherds that Jesus has been born - illustration to a 12th century German manuscript

Lord Jeffrey / House / Edinb
FRANCIS, LORD JEFFREY Home in Edinburgh of the Scottish lawyer and Editor of the Edinburgh Review

Play / Wilde / Importance
A review in The Sketch with pictures of Herbert Beerbohm Tree as Lord Illingworth and Mrs Bernard Beere as Mrs Arbuthnot

Camel Corps Review / Cairo
Review of Egyptian Camel Corps at Cairo

Ice Cream Vendor 1877
An Italian (?) ice cream vendor surrounded by hungry boys

Royals on Bentwood
Lunching after a review at Krassnoje Selo, St Petersburg, the king of Sweden and the duke and duchess of Edinburgh sit on bentwood chairs by Thonet of Vienna

Review at Tilsit
After agreeing the Peace of Tilsit with the Tsar, Napoleon stages a review of the Garde Imperiale

Review of Young Guards
King George V reviews " Young Guards" before their departure for garrison duty on the Rhine in Germany

London / Bow Street
A review of the police is taking place in the street outside the Police Station

Military / Royal Dragoons
Ist Royal Dragoons : a trooper of the first rank in review order

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