British Marines Collection

The Defence of the Peking Legations (litho)
1600276 The Defence of the Peking Legations (litho) by Wright, Henry Charles Seppings (1850-1937); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Defence of the Peking Legations)

The Crisis in Crete, scenes on the Island (litho)
1036841 The Crisis in Crete, scenes on the Island (litho) by Nash, Joseph (d.1922); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Crisis in Crete, scenes on the Island)

The Crisis in Crete (litho)
1036805 The Crisis in Crete (litho) by Dadd, Frank (1851-1929) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Crisis in Crete)

The Crisis in Crete, the landing of British Marines at Canea (litho)
1036806 The Crisis in Crete, the landing of British Marines at Canea (litho) by Nash, Joseph (d.1922); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Crisis in Crete, the landing of British Marines at Canea)

The Burning of Alexandria, British Marines arresting Arab Looters at the Custom House Gate (engraving)
1060985 The Burning of Alexandria, British Marines arresting Arab Looters at the Custom House Gate (engraving) by Villiers

Palestine disturbances 1936 British marines doing duty on Palestine railroads. 1936

Palestine disturbances 1936 British marines breaksmen
Palestine disturbances 1936 British marines as breaksmen on Palestine railroads. 1936

Palestine events 1929 riots August 23 31 British marines
Palestine events. The 1929 riots, August 23 to 31. British marines in the Haifa Station yard. 1929, Israel, Haifa

Remains late King Feisal Brought Europe British cruiser
Remains of the late King Feisal. Brought from Europe on a British cruiser. Sept. 14, 1933. King Feisals casket carried by British marines. 1933, Israel, Haifa

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"The British Marines: Defending Legations, Crisis in Crete, and Restoring Order in Palestine" From the Defence of the Peking Legations to the Crisis in Crete and Palestine disturbances, they have played a crucial role in maintaining peace and order across various regions. In lithographs depicting The Defence of the Peking Legations, their unwavering courage shines through as they protect foreign diplomats during a time of crisis. Moving on to The Crisis in Crete, engravings and lithographs capture scenes on the island where British Marines land at Canea. Their presence signifies strength and stability amidst chaos. Another engraving showcases them arresting Arab looters at the Custom House Gate during The Burning of Alexandria – a testament to their commitment to upholding law and order. In Palestine, these brave marines were called upon multiple times to quell riots and restore peace. From breaking up crowds during Palestine disturbances in 1936 to containing violence during events like the 1929 riots from August 23-31, their intervention proved vital for safeguarding lives. Their dedication extended beyond conflict zones; they also played a significant role when it came to diplomatic matters. As seen with King Feisal's remains being brought back to Europe on a British cruiser or government measures taken after terrorist acts resulted in unrest in Haifa – these marines ensured that justice was served. Through all these historical events depicted by engravings and lithographs, one thing remains clear: they have consistently risen above challenges with valorous determination. Whether defending legations abroad or restoring calm within troubled territories closer home, their unwavering commitment has left an indelible mark on history.