Navy & Army Illustrated. October 3rd, 1914.

For Sale is an Issue of "Navy & Army Illustrated," October 3rd, 1914. This issue has been taken from a Bound Volume, therefore the Binding Holes are showing.

Condition is Very Good, with a Light Damp Stain to the top Margin of the Front Page. Spine Strengthened with Filmoplast Tape.

                                                         Contents.

                                                          Articles.
1- The Watchers of the Night. Searchlights, their Application and Value in War.

2- Naval Gossip.

3- The War Week by Week.

4- The French Service. The Influence of the Franco-German War upon the Fighting Forces of France. Written by Hilaire Belloc.

5- Liners as Cruisers. Ocean Greyhounds as Armed Auxiliary Fighting Ships for Protecting Trade Routes.

6- From Magazine to Breech. How 13.5in. Gun is Loaded.

7- The "Devil's Own." The Inns of Court Officers Training Corps.

8- A Torpedo Attack. The "Apex" of the Triangle and What She Did.

9- Fortresses of France.- II. Strategical Significance of the Paris Fortifications Upon The Retreat and Advance of the Allied Forces.

10- The Field Howitzer. The Development of this Powerful Siege Artillery.

11- The Soldiers Kit. What he carries on the Battlefield.

12- Britain's War of Homour.

13- Military Gossip.

                                                     Photographs.
1- Front Page called "Britannia Rules the Air. Showing the following 2 Photographs with Descriptive Text.
       a- Flight-Lieutenant Charles H. Collet of the Royal Naval Air Service.
       b- Zeppelin Shed at Dusseldorf.

2- Photograph of "The Australian Submaring AE1." Lost by Accident off Australia.

3- Photograph of "H.M.S. "Pegasus," Light Cruiser. Disabled by Bombardment while lying in Zanzibar harbour by the German Cruiser "Koenigsberg."

4- Photograph of "H.M.S. "Cressy." One of the Cruisers sunk by German Submarines in the North Sea.

5- Half Page Photograph of H.M.S. "Aboukir." Sunk by German Submarine in the North Sea.

6- Half Page Photograph of "H.M.S. "Hogue." Sunk by German Submarine in the North Sea.

7- Photograph of "A Field Searchlight of the French Army."

8- Full Page showing 2 Half Page Photographs of "London in War Time." (Showing Searchlights at Night.)

9- Photograph showing "Cadets at Osborne College."

10- The French Service. Showing the following Photographs.
       a- An Alpine Chasseur.
       b- A Cyclist Scout.
       c- Infantry Officers.
       d- Light Cavalryman.
       e- Infantry in Field Kit.
       f- Lancer.
       g- Artilleryman.
       h- A March Past of the Artillery.
       i- Lancers making a Charge.
       j- A Regiment of Zouaves on the March.
      k- Infantry on the March.

11- Photograph showing "Gun Drill on Board the Royal Mail Steam Packet "Aragon."
 
12- Photograph showing "A Liner's 4.7 Guns for Protective Purposes."

13- Photograph showing "H.M.S. "Oceanic."

14- Small Portrait Photograph showing "Captain Noel Grant of the Auxiliary Cruiser "Carmania."

15- Photograph showing "H.M.S. "Carmania."

16- Photograph showing "A Shell Room of a Battleship."

17- Photograph showing "Loading the Gun in the Barbette."

18- Double Page Photograph showing "The Working-Chamber in the Turret of a Battleship."

19- The "Devil's Own." The Inns of Court Officers Training Corp." Showing the following Photographs.
      a- Lieut.-Col. F.H.L. Errington, V.D.
      b- Capt. J. Rainsford-Hannay, Adjutant.
      c- Signalling.
      d- Drilling in the Temple Gardens.
      e- Cavalry being instructed in the use of the Rifle.
      f- Drilling in Lincoln's Inn.

20- Photograph showing "A Torpedo Flotilla : H.M.S. "Active" and her Destroyers."

21- Photograph showing "H.M.S. "Swift."

22- Photograph showing "The "L" Class. Britain's latest type of Destroyer."

23- Map showing "The Fortifications of Paris."

24- Photograph showing "The Destructive Effect of Heavy Artillery upon a Modern Fortress."

25- Photograph showing "Howitzers in a Belgian Fort Replying to German Fire."

26- The Soldiers Kit. What he carries on the Battlefield. Showing the following Photographs.
       a- British Grenadier in Full War Kit. (Side View)
       b- French Soldier in the New Uniform and War Kit. (With Overcoat)
       c- British Grenadier in Full War Kit. (Front View)
       d- French Soldier in the New Uniform and War Kit. (Without Overcoat)
       e- British Infantry Lined up for Kit Inspection.
       f- Belgian Infantrymen Showing War Kit.

27- Photograph showing the "Beta's" Flight over London.

28- Britain's Roll of Honour. Showing Portrait Photographs of the Following.
       a- Major J.H.W. Johnstone. (Royal Field Artillery) Killed.
       b- Major M.E. Cookson. (Royal Sussex Regiment) Killed.
       c- Major H.F.F.B. Foljambe. (King's Royal Rifles) Killed.
       d- Lt., Col. L. St. G. Lemarchant, D.S.O. (East Lancashire Regiment) Killed.
       e- Lt.-Col. E.H. Montresor. (Royal Sussex Regiment) Killed.
       f- Capt. Lord A.V. Hay. (Irish Guards) Killed.
       g- Capt. D.K.L. Lucas-Tooth. (9th Lancers) Killed.
       h- Capt. Lord Guernsey. (Irish Guards) Killed.
        i- Major W.R.W. Madocks. (Royal Field Artillery) Wounded.
        j- Major B.H. Mockett. (4th Hussars) Wounded.
       k- Major B.H.H. Cooke. (Rifle Brigade) Wounded.
        l- Lt.-Col. J.D. Mclachlan. (Cameron Highlanders) Wounded.
      m- Lt.-Col. M.N. Turner. (Duke of Cornwall's L.I.) Wounded.
       n- Lt.-Col. H.C. Lowther, C.V.O. (Scots Guards) Wounded.
       o- Capt. Lord D. Fitzgerald. (Irish Guards) Wounded.
       p- Capt. Sir Walter B. Barttelot, B.T. (Coldstream Guards) Wounded.
       q- Lt. Lord Robert E. Innes-Ker. (Irish Guards) Wounded.