Join the Royal Armoured Corps – British World War Two poster Size:Medium By 1912 the so-called sixth

By 1912 the so-called sixth cholera pandemic was well under way – having begun in India in 1899 it would last until 1923

Austrian anti-British illustration from the First World War (December 1914) showing carefree couples playing a game of tennis while the war-dead emerge from the sea around them

The full translation: "The surveillance of the city must be ensured by the antifascist Popular Guard"

Character and Physique standing behind him

Russian painting by Vasily Vereshchagin showing a pile of skulls in a wasteland

Join the Royal Armoured Corps – British World War Two poster Size:Medium By 1912 the so-called sixthBritish World War Two recruitment poster for the Royal Armoured Corps, which was created on the eve of the war as a loose association of the British Army's armoured regiments. See full size guide