Drawing: Line in File advancing in rain
Pen and ink drawing by Lt J E Banton of a line of 15th Battalion Highlanders advancing in single file in the rain with leafless trees in the background. Private …
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Pen and ink drawing by Lt J E Banton of a line of 15th Battalion Highlanders advancing in single file in the rain with leafless trees in the background. Private …
Pen an ink drawing by Lt J E Banton of 15th Battalion, 48th Highlander on knoll with shells attacking him from all sides. Private John Erwin Banton attested into the …
Pen and ink drawing of 15th Battalion, 48th Highlander with a jug of rum on his shoulder, avoiding shell fire. Believed to be by Lt. J E Banton as style, …
Pen and ink drawing by Lt J E Banton of 15th Battalion 48th Highlander with arm in sling and head bandaged. Tag attached marked “Blighty” indicating he was being sent …
Pen and ink drawing by Lt J E Banton of 48th Highlander telling his comrade that his cellar has been bombed. Title ” St Pierre Cellars” at top edge; (Just …
Pen and ink drawing by Lt J E Banton of 15th Battalion 48th Highlander yelling to officer ducking under shell fire “Its alright Sir. You’ll never hear the one that …
Pen and ink drawing of a 15th Battalion 48th Highlander being paraded for discipline; Highlander wearing a sailor outfit and sporting a black eye. Caption at bottom “Wearing complete sailor …
Pen and ink drawing by Lt J E Banton of 48th Highlander dashing towards dugout during shelling. Caption at bottom, left centre “The evening straff from Fritz (St Pierre Trip)”; …
Pen and ink drawing by Lt J E Banton of two Highlanders strolling on road; Caption at top edge “A street in Neville St Vass”; On bottom left “These brick …
Pen and ink drawing by Lt. J E Banton of Highlander preferring his role in the lines versus Brigade Guard Duty. Caption beneath each role “In the Line” and “Brigade …
Pen and ink drawing by Lt J E Banton of a 48th Highlander carrying building supplies for a dugout and being told to wait as there are “Sheets of Iron …
Pen and ink drawing by Lt J E Banton of 15th Battalion 48th Highlanders in trenches receiving their rum ration from a Sergeant. Caption across bottom “Stand down – Rums …
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