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Image Not Available for Pte. Todger [Thomas Alfred] Jones greeted by a number of wounded Tommies in the streets of Runcorn
Pte. Todger [Thomas Alfred] Jones greeted by a number of wounded Tommies in the streets of Runcorn
Image Not Available for Pte. Todger [Thomas Alfred] Jones greeted by a number of wounded Tommies in the streets of Runcorn

Pte. Todger [Thomas Alfred] Jones greeted by a number of wounded Tommies in the streets of Runcorn

Creator The Central News Ltd
Date1916-1918
Mediumgelatin Silver Print
Dimensions25.5 x 20.2 cm
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2004
Category
  • gelatin silver prints
Object number2004/655.18
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for Pte. Todger [Thomas Alfred] Jones showing his mother and father his steel helmet and the spot where a German bullet entered
Pte. Todger [Thomas Alfred] Jones showing his mother and father his steel helmet and the spot where a German bullet entered
The Central News Ltd
1916-1918
Photograph
Image Not Available for The main street of Runcorn decorated in honour of Jones' return home on leave [note sign: "Welcome to our V.C.']
The main street of Runcorn decorated in honour of Jones' return home on leave [note sign: "Welcome to our V.C.']
The Central News Ltd
1916-1918
Photograph
Image Not Available for Although wounded, this Serbian soldier helps a more seriously wounded Bulgar to a cigarette
Although wounded, this Serbian soldier helps a more seriously wounded Bulgar to a cigarette
The Central News Ltd
1916-1918
Photograph
Image Not Available for The battle-torn flag of H.M.S. "Chester", on which the boy Cornwell was mortally wounded in the Jutland fight was dedicated at Chester Cathedral on Sunday
The battle-torn flag of H.M.S. "Chester", on which the boy Cornwell was mortally wounded in the Jutland fight was dedicated at Chester Cathedral on Sunday
The Central News Ltd
1914-1918
Photograph
Image Not Available for Prince George of Battenburg, the bridegroom, leaving the Russian Embassy Chapel at Welbeck street, where the first ceremony took place. Behind is seen the best man, Lord Burghersh
Prince George of Battenburg, the bridegroom, leaving the Russian Embassy Chapel at Welbeck street, where the first ceremony took place. Behind is seen the best man, Lord Burghersh
The Central News Ltd
1916
Photograph
Image Not Available for Countess Nada Torby, the bride leaving the Russian Embassy Chapel, in Welbeck Street where the first ceremony was held
Countess Nada Torby, the bride leaving the Russian Embassy Chapel, in Welbeck Street where the first ceremony was held
The Central News Ltd
1916
Photograph
Image Not Available for Bluejackets draw the motor with the bride and bridegroom after the ceremony at St. James Palace
Bluejackets draw the motor with the bride and bridegroom after the ceremony at St. James Palace
The Central News Ltd
1916
Photograph
Image Not Available for The King and Queen leaving after the ceremony at the Chapel Royal
The King and Queen leaving after the ceremony at the Chapel Royal
The Central News Ltd
1916
Photograph
Image Not Available for In commemoration of the Anniversary of the Republican Revolution His Ex. Li Yuan Hung, President of China held a review of troops on the 10th Oct. Some 15,000 troops participated. The President is seen here with his staff
In commemoration of the Anniversary of the Republican Revolution His Ex. Li Yuan Hung, President of China held a review of troops on the 10th Oct. Some 15,000 troops participated. The President is seen here with his staff
The Central News Ltd
1916-1918
Photograph
Image Not Available for The "Arizona" passing down the East River on her way to sea
The "Arizona" passing down the East River on her way to sea
The Central News Ltd
c. 1915
Photograph
Image Not Available for Speeding a 12-inch mortar shell on its way. The photograph, made by an electronically operated camera, shows the shell in mid-air
Speeding a 12-inch mortar shell on its way. The photograph, made by an electronically operated camera, shows the shell in mid-air
The Central News Ltd
1914-1918
Photograph
Image Not Available for Two 12-inch mortars firing during recent practise at Fort Monroe, Virginia
Two 12-inch mortars firing during recent practise at Fort Monroe, Virginia
The Central News Ltd
1914-1918
Photograph
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