Navy & Army Illustrated. October 24th, 1914.

For Sale is an Issue of "Navy & Army Illustrated," October 24th, 1914. This issue contains 14 Pages, 28 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume.

Condition is Very Good.

                                                        Contents.

                                                         Articles.
1- Our Naval Brigades. The Newly Created Force and its Heroism at Antwerp.

2- The War Week by Week.

3- Famous Regiments : The Royal Artillery. The Story of the "Royal Regiments" which Stands at the "Right of the Line."

4- The Mitrailleuse. The Evolution of the French Machine Gun. Written by A. L. Chevallier.

5- Our Oversea Forces : The Canadians. The Magnificent Rally to the Motherland.

6- The Personnel of a Battleship. The Daily Round of a Thousand-Crew.

7- Guns v. Fortresses. An Estimate of the Value of Fortifcations in the Western Campaign.

8- The Prussion Conscript. The German Fighting Man and His Training.

9- Letters From The Front.

10- Military Gossip. Written by Edgar Wallace.

11- Naval Gossip.

                                                       Photographs.
1- Front Page shows a Portrait Photograph of "His Majesty the King of the Belgians."

2- The Naval Brigades. The Newly Created Force and its Heroism at Antwerp. (Showing the following Photographs.)
       a- British Marines with a Maxim Gun Defending the Road to Lierre.
       b- British 4in. Naval Guns Mounted for the Defence of Antwerp.
       c- Carrying Ammunition into the Trenches Held by the Naval Brigade.
       d- The British Naval Brigade in the Trenches at Lierre, Outside Antwerp.
      
3- Photograph showing the "First Brigade City of London Artillery on Salisbury Plain."

4- Full Page showing the following 3 Photographs.
       a- "A Hard Pull." Hauling the 5in. heavy Field Gun into Position.
       b- Artillery Officers "Picking Up The Range."
       c- His Majesty the King Inspecting a Brigade of Artillery.

5- Photograph showing "The Mitrailleuse in Action."

6- Photograph showing "Mules carrying Machine-Gun and Ammunition."

7- Photograph showing "The Portability of the Hotchkiss Machine-Gun is an Outstanding Feature. The Gun can be carried by a Single Soldier."

8- Photograph showing "The 7th Field Battery (St. Catherine's, Ontario) Crossing a Pontoon Bridge over the Jacques Cartier River."

9- Photograph showing "Canadian Highlanders Detraining at Valcartier Camp."

10- Photograph showing "Royal Canadian Dragoons Passing Through Valcartier Camp."

11- Photograph showing "His Royal Highness the Duke of Connaught Reviewing a Field Battery of Artillery at Valcartier Camp, Quebec, before Embarkation."

12- Double Page Photograph showing "Canada's Call To Arms. The 13th Hamilton Rangers coming in from the Rifle Ranges at Valcartier Camp."

13- The Personel of a Battleship. The Daily Round of a Thousand-Crew. (Showing the Following Photographs.)
       a- 6-inch Quick-Firer and Crew.
       b- Boat-Drill.
       c- Church on the Quarter-Deck.
       d- A Brief Rest during Battle Practice on H.M.S. "Neptune."  This photograph shows the decks cleared for action and the crew "standing at ease" around the guns.
       e- The Handyman.
       f- Taking in a Signal.
       g- Jack Receiving His Pay.

14- Photograph showing "The 10.5 Centimetre Krupp Siege Gun."

15- Photograph showing "The Effect of Heavy Siege Gun Fire Upon Modern Fortifications."

16- Photograph showing "The Destructive Power of the Krupp Howitzers."

17- Photograph showing "The Kaiser Inspecting a Machine Gun Section."

18- Photograph showing "A Picturesque German Military Ceremonial."

19- Photograph showing "Recruits taking the Oath in the Presence of the Kaiser at Potsdam."

20- Full Page Photograph showing "H.M.S. "Colossus" Firing a Broadside from Her 12in. Guns."

21- Photograph showing "A Recruit Learning the "Goose-Step."

22- Photograph showing the "Damage to the Roof of Notre Dam, Paris, by a German Aerial Bomb."

23- Photograph showing "A French Motor Searchlight in the Field."

24- Double page called "Britains Roll of Honour." showing the following Portrait Photographs of Men who Lost their Lives in the War.
       a- Major W. H. Pryce-Brown. (Royal Marines) Killed.
       b- Capt. H. H. Berners. (Irish Guards) Killed.
       c- Major A. D. Green. (Worcester Regiment) Killed.
       d- Capt. A. M. C. Hewat. (The Royal Scots) Killed.
       e- Capt. G. W. Blathwayt. (Royal Field Artillery) Killed.
        f- Capt. T. N. Puckle. (Leicestershire Regiment) Killed.
       g- Lieut. D. C. Bingham. (Coldstream Guards) Killed.
       h- Lieut. A. C. Daun. (Royal Sussex Regiment) Killed.
        i- Lieut. O. A. Knapton. (Royal Warwickshire Regiment) Killed.
        j- Lieut. C. E. Stuart. (Lancashire Fusiliers) Killed.
       k- Lieut. H. J. Vicat. (Royal West Kent Regiment) Killed.
        l- Lieut. and Adjt. J. A. Bowles. (Royal Field Artillery) Killed.
      m- 2nd Lieut. R. G. B. Perkins. (Royal Berks Regiment) Killed.
       n- Lieut. H. Mockler-Ferryman. (Oxford Light Infantry) Killed.
       o- 2nd Lt. J. R. Pickersgill-Cuncliffe. (Grenadier Guards) Killed.
       p- Lieut. H. R. Inigo Jones. (Scots Guards) Killed.
       q- Lieut. G. C. Juler. (5th Lancers) Killed.
        r- 2nd Lieut. C. L. Mackenzie. (Highland Light Infantry) Killed.