HORSELESS ARTILLERY

Horseless Artillery 1914-1918

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Horseless Artillery.

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Shot of a chain of 2-wheeled artillery carriages hooked together w/ British soldiers riding on each; & signs 'Wanted Fighting Men'. The vehicle in front; another 2 wheeled thing with nobody on it & no seat for them to be on; is supposed...

artillery soldiers recruitment advertising horses inventions tractors First World War WW1 military transport

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Cataloguer:: Cheri
Stock:: Black & White
Sound:: Silent
Media URN:: 69203
Sort Number:: ON 250 G

Time in/Out:: 01:40:33:00 / 01:41:11:00
Canister:: ON 250 G
Film ID:: 2360.15
Issue Date:: 1914 - 1918

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Collections: Newsreels
Categories: Travel & Exploration War & Revolution
WorkSpaces: FIRST WORLD WAR RT RT2 The Gun

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