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: Time To Remember - Over By Christmas 1914 - Record G - Reel 2 (1914); Events of 1914 - World War One begins and the recruits go off to fight.

: Zeppelin Wrecked Near Enfield (1914); Footage of wreckage of German airship in Enfield.

: Guynemer; W.W.I Ace; Shoots Down AKA Sgt. Guynemer (1914); Sgt. Guynemer shoots down 5 planes.

: Time To Remember - The Better 'ole 1916 - Reel 4 (1916); Scenes from 1916 - From the Eastern, Western and Home fronts.

: Time To Remember - Over By Christmas 1914 - Record E - Reel 2 (1914); Events of 1914 - World War One begins and the recruits go off to fight.

: Zeppelin Crash In City Park (1914); Royal Navy officers and civilian men climb over wreckage of crashed airship.

: 1,500 Unemployed Ex - Service Men (1922); Ex - Servicemen and their families leave for Australia, Tilbury, Essex.

: 1,500 Unemployed Ex-Servicemen Emigrate AKA 1500 Unemployed Exservicemen; We see the men and their families board ocean liner bound for Australia.

: Two Children And Mother (1910); Nice footage of a girl and boy playing in a garden while their mother sits sewing.

: A Sporting Chance (1910); People queuing in a city street - good shots of people fascinated by camera!

: American Soldiers' French Lesson (1914); Nice item showing group of American soldiers attempting to speak French.

: Ascot Sunday (1910); Fashionable people watch rowing races on River Thames to mark start of 'River Season'.

: Birmingham's First Public Kitchen (1918); Children in soup kitchen in Birmingham.

: Airship Wreck At Cuffley (1916); Civilians and soldiers work to clear wreck of an airship.

: Zeppelin Wreck (1914); Footage of tangled wreck of Zeppelin after crash.

: Zeppelin Visits Southend (1914); Bombed area in Southend-on-Sea after visit from a Zeppelin.

: Time To Remember - Over By Christmas 1914 - Record H - Reel 2 (1914); Events of 1914 - World War One begins and the recruits go off to fight.

: Unemployed Distress (1920); Labour Council distribute food to the 1200 hungry men and women.

: Village Fete With Contests (1920); Footage of village fete in Sandbach, Cheshire.

: War Time Milliners (1914); Young girls pose with and stack steel helmets for soldiers at a factory.

: Wedding Of Beatrice Lillie And Robert Peel AKA Stage Society Wedding (1920); Miss Beatrice Lillie marries Mr Robert Peel in Fazeley near Tamworth.

: Women Flour Workers (1919); Women workers at flour mill.

: Women Grocers (1914); Good footage of women working in Sainsbury's grocers during World War One.

: Ypres Reel 5 (1914); Dramatic reconstruction of events during the Battle of Ypres in the First World War.

: Zeppelin Brought Down (1914); Footage of the wreckage of a German airship.

: Zeppelin Over Essex (1914); Bomb-wrecked buildings in Essex and soldiers in a rowing boat.

: Zeppelin Shot Down (1914); Real and recreated footage of a zeppelin being shot down.

: Zeppelin Stories (1916); Remnants of the L21 brought down at Cuffley on show at HAC HQ.

: Children Go Hop Picking; A story about the thousands of children hop picking in Kent, despite an official ban.

: Cinema Showing Propaganda Film (1917); Footage of crowds packed outside West End cinema. London.

: Coal Shortage AKA A Burning Question! (1920); Children collecting coal during the coal shortage in London.

: Rally Of Dutch Socialists AKA Russian Demonstration (1914); Socialist rally in square.

: Strike Of Hotel Workers (1910); Striking hotel and restaurant workers with placards outside trade union headquarters.

: The Coal Famine (1917); Distribution of coal supplies to the poor at depots in Bermondsey

: The Oxford Street Shop Strike AKA The Oxford St Shop Strike; Workers at the John Lewis department store demonstrate in Oxford Street.

: The Queues - Unemployment (1923); Large queues at the employment exchange show the unemployment problem in Britain.

: Time To Remember - Turn Of The Century 1896 - 1902 - Record D - Reel 1 (1900); Scenes from life at the turn of the century - life in Britain and around the world

: Time To Remember - Turn Of The Century 1896 - 1902 - Record J - Reel 2 (1900); Scenes from life at the turn of the century - life in Britain and around the world

: Time To Remember - The Plunge Into Peace 1920 - Reel 1 (1920); Events of 1920 - weddings, women's rights, industrial unrest and problems in Ireland

: Unemployed Demonstration In Trafalgar Square (1920); Large protest march and rally by unemployed in Trafalgar Square.

: Unemployment Sunday (1923); Workers take to Trafalgar Square to demonstrate on Unemployment Sunday.

: Verdun: German Troops In Action (1916); German troops in action at the beginning of the Battle of Verdun 1916. France.

: Voice Of The People (1914); Rally / demonstration in Trafalgar Square - 'Down With German Influence'.

: Poincare Talking (1910); Item showing French President Raymond Poincare making speech (with sound). France.

: National Kitchen AKA Poor Children Given Food At National Kitchen (1910); Children and local dignitaries at a wartime soup kitchen in London.

: Lyon's Lyons Teashop Strike (1920); Lyons' female employees hold a march to demonstrate against the dismissal of a colleague. London.

: Dear Food Protest AKA Protest Against High Food Costs (1914); Demonstration march and rally in London against high food prices and cost of living.

: Dear Milk Protest (1916); Many women and children march to Hyde Park to demand cheaper milk.

: Demonstration In Trafalgar Square (1914); Rally in Trafalgar Square to advocate state aid for the blind.

: Dutch Demonstrations (1918); Footage of mass demonstration in the Netherlands.

: Durham Procession (1910); Shots of graduates outside Durham University, and man speaking at Socialism meeting.

: English Family In Garden (1910); Item showing well to do English family in their garden.

: Family With Pet Dogs (1914); Women and boys playing with pet dogs on a lawn.

: Finnish War Bride (1920); Finnish War Bride and nurse Aini Kauppinen married British soldier, Lt. T. Wetton.

: General Sir William Robertson (1914); General Robertson makes speech about Battle of Ypres at Hampstead Orthopaedic Hospital.

: Grand Steeplechase - France 1922 (1922); Crowds milling about and eating and drinking at racetrack in France.

: Great Britain, 1914 - 18 AKA Wedding Unknown (1914); Wedding during World War One.

: Honours For Our Heroes (1914); Duplicate of ON 075 O followed by extra footage of officers and soldiers after Investiture.

: Women's Prohibition Demonstration (1914); Women march through city during demonstration calling for prohibition during the war.

: Time To Remember - Over By Christmas 1914 - Record F - Reel 2 (1914); Events of 1914 - World War One begins and the recruits go off to fight.

: 18-Year-Old Hero Private Chafer Vc (1916); Pvt. Chafer aged 18 wins Victoria Cross for delivering messages under fire while seriously wounded.

: Corpses And Wounded (1914); Shots of dead bodies and wounded soldier, possibly French, during World War One.

: Corpses Of French Troops (1914); Item showing the bodies of many French soldiers.

: Corpses On Russian / Turkish Border (1914); Masses of corpses on frozen Russian / Turkish border.

: Corpses On Russian Front (1914); Masses of corpses on frozen Russian / Turkish border.

: Daylight Kinema (1914); Free open-air entertainment in Trafalgar Square, London.

: Deauville, France (1920); Good footage of the fashionable set relaxing in Deauville, France.

: Digging Graves (1914); French soldiers lay wreath at grave then dig graves at bottom of hillside.

: Disabled Men's Exhibition (1919); Disabled Men's Exhibition of Work, ca 1919.

: Empress Eugenie's House As Hospital - Part 2 (1914); Nurses and patients in maternity ward at former home of Empress Eugenie, now a hospital.

: Excursions Again (1920); Everyone has lots of summer fun at the seaside in Herne Bay, Kent.

: For Maimed Heroes - Ladies Of Surgical Requisites Association Making Papier Mache Splints (1914); Women war workers - of the Surgical Requisites Association make papier mache splints

: French Soldiers Being Vaccinated Against Typhoid (1914); French soldiers receive injection against typhoid at a Red Cross station.

: Commemoration Day: Decorating American Graves (1914); Commemoration Day - loving hands decorates the graves of American fallen.

: Column Of Refugees (1914); French refugees leave town during World War One.

: Chelsea Fair (1914); Various scenes from the Chelsea Fair c 1914.

: Time To Remember - The Peace Makers 1919 - Reel 1 (1919); Events of 1919 - celebrations of Armistice and negotiations at Versailles.

: 1914 - 1918 War Scenes (1914); World War I scenes.

: 1914 Society (1914); Montage of footage from 1914 plus section of German footage with commentary.

: A New Invention (1914); Soldiers demonstrate new inventions to tackle barbed wire at the Front.

: A Real War Wedding (1914); Bride travels 4,000 miles to wed wounded Canadian Volunteer.

: Armistice Day (1920); Funeral of Unknown Soldier as coffin is brought from France to London Cenotaph.

: Australians "At Home" With Mr And Mrs. Hughes (1918); Australian PM Mr. Hughes hosts party for soldiers. Canberra, Australia.

: Barbed Wire Crossing Method AKA Machine For Barbed Wire (1914); British troops practice a new method using a new 'invention' for traversing or handling barbed wire.

: Birmingham's First Public Kitchen (1914); Women and children queue for food at Public Kitchen in Birmingham.

: Blimp Flying Over London (1914); Airship or zeppelin flies over London rooftops.

: Caricature Of The Kaiser In Wood (1914); Caricature of Kaiser Wilhelm II in wood that turns a handle on a knife grinding wheel.

: Carrying Wounded (1914); Good item showing French soldiers, some wounded, at the Front.

: Hampstead Heath Fairground (1920); Good footage of people having fun on rides at Hampstead Heath Fairground.

: Hero Airmen Mobbed By Eton Boys AKA Hero Worship (1919); Alcock and Brown leave castle after being knighted. Windsor, Berkshire.

: Hero Corporal Angus Honoured (1914); Homecoming party for wounded Scottish hero and man whose life he saved

: Sergt Gregg Vc Dcm MM Welcomed Home (1914); Hero sergeant Gregg is welcomed back to his home town of Heanor.

: Shelled House (1914); Footage of the ruins of shelled house.

: Society's Children Hold Carnival In Hyde Park (1914); Kids' costume pageant in park, mothers have tea.

: Soldiers Talking And Laughing With Girls (1914); Troops relax and chat with girls.

: Street Parade (1920); Drinking and dancing at night street festival - 1920's.

: Testing Gas Masks (1914); Scientists try out new gas masks on British soldiers.

: The Kiddies' Shrill Cheers - Delight Capt. F.W. Hedges, V.C.. At His Public Reception (1919); Homecoming reception for Captain Hedges V.C..

: The National Federation Of Discharged And Demobilised Sailors And Soldiers Marching Through Street (1919); Parade and rally for veterans

: The Western Brothers (1932); The Western Brothers sing topical song 'It Was All Hushed Up' - dupe of PT 101.

: Time To Remember - Over By Christmas 1914 - Record A - Reel 1 (1914); Events of 1914 - World War One begins and the recruits go off to fight.

: Time To Remember - Over By Christmas 1914 - Record B - Reel 1 (1914); Events of 1914 - World War One begins and the recruits go off to fight.

: Time To Remember - Over By Christmas 1914 - Record C - Reel 1 (1914); Events of 1914 - World War One begins and the recruits go off to fight.

: Ruined House (1914); House with huge hole in upper floor - probably due to bombing or shelling.

: Remembrance Service - Part 1 (1918); Footage of remembrance service in progress.

: Pearly King And Queens (1924); Pearly Kings and Queens at a donkey show.

: Hiking Up To Date (1932); A group of young people go out for a nice day in the countryside.

: Holiday Scenes (1920); Lots of holiday scenes around the world - beaches, swimming, ice cream and fairgrounds.

: Houses Ruined (1914); Footage of damaged houses, possibly from German shells.

: Hull's Vc - Private Cunningham Enjoys Well Earned Leave (1914); Private Cunningham, Victoria Cross medal winner from Hull - on leave at home with his family.

: Lest We Forget (1920); A War Memorial to soldiers and sailors killed in the Great War is unveiled in Zebrugge.

: Lieutenant Malcolm Not Guilty - Crowds Await Verdict (1914); Lieutenant Malcolm is found not guilty.

: Live Barbed Wire (1914); Short item showing a live barbed wire fence in Salonika, Greece.

: Liverpool Docker Vc - Pte Ratcliffe Honoured At His Old School (1914); Footage of Liverpool docker being honoured with Victoria Cross.

: Making Artificial Limbs (1914); Artificial wooden legs being made in workshop, amputee tries one out - could be war veteran.

: More Bombs In East Anglia AKA First World War Bomb Damage (1914); Good footage of bomb-wrecked streets and buildings in Bury St Edmunds.

: Negro Mothers Drive In Paris (1920); Footage of mothers of American soldiers visiting Paris, France.

: Peaceful Years Reel 3 (1919); A history of the "The Peaceful Years" from 1919 to 1938

: Time To Remember - Over By Christmas 1914 - Record D - Reel 1 (1914); Events of 1914 - World War One begins and the recruits go off to fight.