@archeohistories My grandmother was born in a caravan (vardo) on a tented encampment called Cherry Island in 1881 (birth certificate states where and when born " in a caravan, West Ham Essex")
#ww1horses#greatwarhorses
Futher to my last post army, corps and divisional horse shows were a regular occurrence definitely from 1917 onwards soldiers taking great care and pride in thier equines turnout and condition . Only coild be one winner of that war !
#ww1horses#horsesinthegreatwar
The British army of the Great war was putting on horse shows and awarding medals for such ,2 things one' the British army was second to none in its care of its equines ,two' that army was never going to lose that war !
@rwkww1 Lovely Image od a territorial soldier of the regiment taken defiantly after 1909 (boots ,pattern) but would guess within the war years (14/18) based on the 08 belt being issued to the line battalions circa 1911
#ww1transport#ww1horses
Drivers legging or "leg iron" seen here a beautiful 1918 example on our model "Albert " transport sergeant #queensownroyalwestkentregiment 1918 and the beautiful Royal Artillery memorial in London