Hun prisoners taken in underground defences on Pilkem Ridge are searched for identification purposes
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Image Id: 457 Contributor: The Jordan/Ference Collection Theatre: Western Front Subject: The Front Line Location: Pilckem Ridge, Ypres, Belgium Regiment: Unknown Service Arm: Infantry Battle: Unknown Date: 1917-1918 Combatants: British/German Publisher: Realistic Travels Source: British Directory: Set of 600 201-300
John D
Fri, 21/01/2022 01:22218, 86 and 87 all at the same point with different names assigned https://www.greatwarin3d.org/Stereoview%20Library/Realistic%20Travels/Images%20201-300/RT%20218.jpg https://www.greatwarin3d.org/Stereoview%20Library/Realistic%20Travels/Images%201-100/RT%20086.jpg https://www.greatwarin3d.org/Stereoview%20Library/Realistic%20Travels/Images%201-100/RT%20087.jpg
Paul B
Tue, 27/07/2021 16:46One of a series of photos taken in 1915. Girdwood was allowed a party of Leicesters (who were resting behind the lines) together with German uniforms and props such as smoke bombs and a stretcher to make a series of stereo images. These were taken on a former battlefield, and as such create a more realistic image. The actual staging and captions are representative of actions from real battles that would have been impossible to photograph. Note that although the action is completely ‘staged’ there are no actors here.