Original British WWI Parliamentary Recruiting Committee Framed Poster “Your King & Country Need You” - 32” x 22.25” Knives & Daggers the Hotchkiss (for cavalry and

the Hotchkiss (for cavalry and tank use)

is indicated not only by its nickname

On 13 June

whose Dixie tunes are doing so

and the bottom of the pistol grip also has a crack through it

Original British WWI Parliamentary Recruiting Committee Framed Poster “Your King & Country Need You” - 32” x 22.25” Knives & Daggers the Hotchkiss (for cavalry andOriginal Item: Only One Available. Britains army at the beginning of the First World War was relatively small and professional. There was no conscription of population before 1916, and so recruitment of volunteers in large numbers became a huge challenge. The Parliamentary Recruitment Committee was set up at the start of the War, and chaired by the Prime Minister, Herbert Asquith. It used local political party associations to form a network which