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Scottish National Artillery Camp at Barry Links, Forfarshire, 1
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Scottish National Artillery Camp at Barry Links, Forfarshire, 1
SCOTTISH NATIONAL ARTILLERY CAMP AT BARRY LINKS, FORFARSHIRE, 1. Forty-Pounder Practice Direct Hit, Score I 2. 2. Drill Parade Gyn Drill and Sling Waggon. 3. Re-Venting 64-Pounder, M. L. R. Gun. 4. Sling Waggon 5. Forty- Pounder Practice : View from Range. 6. Church Parade, engraving 1884, UK, britain, british, europe, united kingdom, great britain, european
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Artillery Barry Britain Camp Drill Engraving 1884 Forty Great Britain National Parade Practice Range Scottish Sling United Kingdom Waggon Direct Forfarshire Links Pounder Score
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This vintage print captures the Scottish National Artillery Camp at Barry Links, Forfarshire in all its glory. The image showcases various scenes from the camp, providing a glimpse into the training and activities of the artillery soldiers in the late 19th century. In one frame, we witness an intense Forty-Pounder Practice with a direct hit, highlighting their precision and skill. Another scene shows a Drill Parade featuring Gyn Drill and Sling Waggon, displaying their discipline and coordination. A fascinating moment is captured as they re-vent a powerful 64-Pounder M. L. R. Gun. The print also offers a unique perspective from the range during Forty-Pounder Practice, showcasing both the power of these weapons and the picturesque landscape surrounding them. Additionally, we see soldiers participating in a Church Parade, emphasizing their dedication to both military duty and faith. Engraved in 1884 using illustrative techniques of that era, this historic artwork transports us back to Victorian times when such engravings were popular forms of documentation. Its retro style adds charm to this piece of British history. This print from Liszt Collection provides insight into Scotland's military heritage while serving as an artistic representation of 19th-century culture. It serves as a reminder of how far we have come technologically while honoring those who served at this renowned artillery camp.
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