Historic illustration by S. Begg showing a long queue of men lining up to enlist. Lord Derby, Director General of Recruiting in 1916 introduced the Derby scheme which encouraged men from the same offices or factories to join up together to form pals battalions. The scheme also divided men up into single and married and offered a war pension to those with dependents. As the prospect of conscription loomed, and with December 15th 1915 as the deadline for volunteering or attesting, recruitment offices found it difficult to cope with the crowds. This historic illustration is available as an unframed giclee print, box canvas print or framed print.

Border:  Supply print with framing border (no additional cost)
Choose Size and Paper Type Paper A5 A4 A3 A2 A1 A0 Satin £17 £24 £30 £38 £48 £77 Gloss £17 £24 £30 £38 £48 £77 Fine Art Paper £20 £27 £38 £48 £69 £115 Canvas (Rolled) £20 £29 £38 £51 £74 £116 Canvas (Mounted) £32 £54 £84 £97 £141 £206
(if you want to)
A0 840 x 1190mm 33 x 47" A1 594 x 841mm 23 x 33" A2 420 x 594mm 16 x 23" A3 297 x 420mm 12 x 16" A4 210 x 297mm 8 x 12" A5 148 x 210mm 6 x 8"
Quantity:
About the Finish Options: Gloss is a reflective finish. Satin is partially reflective. Fine Art Paper is a quality matt parchment paper. Canvas is 100% cotton fabric, varnished. Mounted is a stretched canvas over a wooden frame.