1. Private Alex Jamieson, 11th Royal Scots, photographed with a friend
2. Reinhold Spengler, February 1917 (Photo: Richard A. Baumgartner)
3. Reinhold Spengler, 1918 (Photo: Richard A. Baumgartner)
4. Traces of the Hindenburg Line near Urvillers
5. The remains of the Hindenburg Line near Vendeuil
6. The defensive posts of the Hindenburg Line along the Oise Canal
7. The fortification of the Hindenburg Line
8. C83 Battery’s former position between Ly-Fontaine and Benay
9. The railway embankment between Flavy-le-Martel and Faillouel
10. The chateau at Rouez village
11. The 10th Essex at Rouez and the keeper’s cottage in artist’s impression
12. A modern view of the same spot
13. The keeper’s cottage today
14. The graves of German soldiers killed in the fight at Rouez
15. Gauche Wood
16. Graves of men of the Royal Naval Division near Gouzeaucourt
17. Second Lieutenant Peter Wilson, MC
18. Second Lieutenant Gerard Robin, RFC
19. The temporary bridge at Masnières erected by the Germans above the wreck of the original bridge
20. The sunken road south of the village of Beaumetz
21. Major Ronald Ward of C293 Battery
22. Major Ronald Ward, C293 Battery, caricatured by an artist comrade
23. Looking towards Doignies from the sunken road at Beaumetz
24. The forward gun of C293 Battery was situated in this field on the edge of Doignies
25. Traces of the redoubts that formed the front line of the British battle zone round Hargicourt
26. The entrenchments in the old quarries at Templeux-le-Guérard
27. Abandoned British supply dumps
28. Brigade-Major Harold Howitt, MC, leaving Buckingham Palace
29. The village of Lechelle
30. The road leading to Battalion HQ at Lechelle
31. Lieutenant L. Chamberlen, MC, 2nd Rifle Brigade
32. Leutnant Fritz Nagel (Photo: Richard A. Baumgartner)
33. Gummed-paper strips reinforcing a window in Paris
34. The ‘Paris Gun’
35. Private Horace Haynes, 2/6th Royal Warwicks, with another young soldier
36. Capitaine Désiré Wavrin, 62nd [French] Division
37. The fast-firing French gun the ‘Soixante-quinze’
38. Mailly-Maillet church in 1918
39. A modern view of Mailly-Maillet church
40. Private George McKay, NZ Rifle Brigade, in hospital
41. Private George McKay at home in New Zealand
42. New Zealand soldiers posing for an official photograph
43. Soldier’s humour on a postcard sent home
44. A patriotic doll reproduced on one of the postcards made by French women
45 and 46. Postcards sent to the relatives of wounded soldiers
47. Lieutenant Jim Aldous, MC, with Captain West, MC, at Adinfer Wood
48. The chateau of Grivesnes, sketched on 13 April
49. The chateau of Grivesnes, restored after the war, now derelict and abandoned
50. Dead German soldiers in the chateau park at Grivesnes after the fight on 31 March
51. A poilu of the 350th Régiment d’Infanterie
52. Lieutenant-Colonel Lagarde with survivors of the 350th Régiment d’Infanterie
53. Commemorative plaques outside the chateau of Grivesnes
54. British veterans welcomed by Monsieur Claude Dubois, mayor of Grivesnes, in July 1996
55. Lance-Bombardier Robert Ford
56. Major Harrison Johnston, in command of the 15th Cheshires
57. Guns like these 18-pounders thwarted the enemy’s attempts to storm forward
58. Private Stanley Sutcliffe, 51st Battalion, AIF
59. Walter Hare welcomed by the owners of the farm close to where he was captured
60. The letter written by Brigade-Major Harold Howitt to his wife during the Battle of Amiens