1917 Rotogravure WWI British Soldiers Ancre River France German Barb Wire YNY3 Colleges & Universities These gorgeous prints date from

These gorgeous prints date from the mid-19th century

so it's not difficult to see how the area got its name

he best known for his dime-novels and for coining the phrase

Gresley of a 14th century tile pavement from the chapel on the south side of Christchurch in Hants

1917 Rotogravure WWI British Soldiers Ancre River France German Barb Wire YNY3 Colleges & Universities These gorgeous prints date from"Some Latter Day Scenes of the British in France" This is an original 1917 duotone rotogravure with images of British troops in France during World War I: the British front along the Ancre River; German barb wire; and British soldiers of the Seaforth regiment helping the French harvest their potatoes. CONDITION This 97+ year old Item is rated Very Fine +++. Light aging throughout. No creases. No surface rub. No tears. No water damage. Please note: