Navy & Army Illustrated. January 7th, 1898.

For Sale is an Issue of "Navy & Army Illustrated," January 7th, 1898.
This issue contains 12 pages, 24 sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume.

                                                     Contents.

Front Page Photo - Admiral Sir Leopold G. Heath, K.C.B with descriptive text.

1 - The Bicycle Afloat for Pleasure and Business - Article and photos
2 - In Memoriam :- The "Serpent" - Article and photo
3 - H.M. Coastguard and Royal Naval Reserve - Article and photos
4 - "Cleanliness is Next Door to Godliness" - Article and photo
5 - The "Renown" and her Officers - Article and photos
6 - Bluejackets Equipped for Landing - Article and photos
7 - The Navy & Army Illustrated. Notes & Queries of Service Afloat & Ashore.(Written by the Editor.)
8 - Our "Service" Book-shelf.
9 - The Royal Irish Constabulary. Written by Jas. F. MacNamara. (Article)

10 - "Forewarned." a Story of the Intelligence Department. (Written by Major Arthur Griffiths). Chapter IV. & Chapter V. (To be Cont.)
11 - Lieut.-General Frederick William Traill Burroughs, C.B. (descriptive text and photo)
12 - Our Cavalry Regiments - Article with photos
13 - Homes of the Army - Article with photos
14 - Miss Daniell's Soldiers' Homes at Aldershot and London - Article and photos
15 - On Guard on the Thibet Frontier - Article and photo
16 - Making the Soldier - Photo with descriptive text
17 - The Gordon Boys' Orphanage - Article with photo

                                                  Photographs.

1 - The New Australian Flag-ship, "Royal Arthur" with descriptive text
2 - The "Hannibal" on her Trial Trip with descriptive text
3 - The Bicycle Afloat for Pleasure and Business.
     a- A Cyclist A.D.C. of the "Jupiter."
     b- Good Men at the Wheel from the "Nile.'
4 - The "Serpent" Memorial.
5 - H.M. Coastguard and Royal Navy Reserve.
     a- The Inspecting Commander Homeward Bound.
     b- Rallying Round the Flag.
     c- Heavy Gun Drill.
     d- Using the Breeches Buoy.
     e- "Ready."
6 - "Cleanliness is Next to Godliness."
     a- Did he have his Paw in the Paint Pot ?
7 - The "Renown" and Her Officers.
     a- Vice-Admiral Sir John Fisher and Officers.
     b- Interior of Admiral's Cabin.
     c- Captain Daniel M. Riddel.
     d- The Quarter-Deck.
8 - Bluejackets Equipped for Landing.
     a- Landing Rig - front
     b- "Ready"- In Kneeling Position.
     c- Landing Rig - back
     d- A Standing Shot - Sword Fixed.
9 - Lieut.-General Frederick William Traill Burroughs, C.B. (Portrait with Descriptive Text below).
10 - Our Cavalry Regiments.
      a- Private 17th Lancers.
      b- Corporal 5th Lancers.
      c- Private 9th Lancers.
11 - Homes of the Army.
      a- Officers' Quarters.
      b- The Armoury.
      c- Ante-Room, Officers' Mess.
      d- Dining-Room, Officers' Mess.
      e- Interior of Armoury.
       f- In the Store-Room.
      g- Men's Quarters and Armoury.
      h- Interior of Men's Quarters, "D" Company.
12 - Maxim Guns 2nd Battalion Worcestershire Regiment on the March with descriptive text.
13 - Maxim Guns in Action with descriptive text.
14 - Miss Daniell's Sildoers Homes at Aldershot and London.
      a- The Aldershot "Soldiers' Home."
      b- Ready for "Fifty Up."
      c- A Hour with a Book.
      d- The London "Soldiers Home."
      e- A Quiet Game of Chess.
15 - On Guard on the Tibet Frontier.
      a- At Fort Graham, 12,300-ft. above Sea Level.
16 - Making the Soldier.
      a- Bayonet Exercise at Aldershot.
17 - The Gordon Boys' Orphanage.
      a- Pipers and Drums Under the Statue of General Gordon at Chatham.
18 - Full page drawing "A Winter's Day in the Mall".

Condition is Very Good, the Spine being Strengthened with Filmoplast Tape.