The Volunteer Easter Manoeuvres. 1890.

For Sale are Two Pages removed from a Supplement to "The Graphic, April 12th, 1890." showing the Following Engraved Drawings for "The Volunteer Easter Manoeuvres."
Artist- C.J. Staniland.

                                                        Page 1.
With the Royal Marine Cyclists from Walmer to the Battle of Tolsford Hill. (From Sketches by our Special Artist with the Folkestone Division.)
   1- Major Edye on the Warpath.
   2- Cyclists leaving the South Barracks, Walmer.
   3- Circling Tolsford Hill to get to the Rear of the Enemy.
   4- The Major "on the shoot"
   5- "Helping a lame duck"
   6- The Battle of Tolsford Hill : Cyclists attacking the Enemy's Rear.
   7- The Cyclists' first Skirmish (Rear of Tolsford Hill).

                                                       Page 2.
   1- The Gunboats coming up the Solent to Attack the Land Force on Browndown, Portsmouth.  (From a sketch by our specialArtist with the Portsmouth Division).
   2- At Folkestone- The First Tower Hamlets with their Single and Double Gardner Guns in Action.
   3- The Second Volunteer Battalion of the Middlesex Rifles under Lord Arbinger advancing along the Shore under cover of the Gunboats to Attack Browndown, Portsmouth.

Condition is Very Good.