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The Red River Expedition: camp of the 60th Rifles near Shebandowan, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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The Red River Expedition: crossing a portage, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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The Red River Expedition: camp at Malawin Bridge, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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The Burning of Chicago, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Koldinghus Castle, Denmark, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Siege operations at Chatham: explosion of a mine, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Mr. Gladstone addressing the meeting on Blackheath, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Plate given to the Royal Engineers by Indian engineer officers, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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The great forest fires in America: view near Fox River, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Field-Marshal Sir G. Pollock, G.C.B., the new Constable of the Tower of London, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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The Chicago Fire: the Randolph-Street Bridge, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Ruins of Chicago after the Fire: Ogden College, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Ruins of Chicago after the Fire: Crosby Opera House, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Ruins of Chicago after the Fire: Pacific Hotel, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Ruins of Chicago after the Fire: Catholic College, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Ruins of Chicago after the Fire: Michigan Railway Southern Depot, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Ruins of Chicago after the Fire: Post-Office and Tribune Buildings, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Ruins of Chicago after the Fire: Sherman House Block, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Ruins of Chicago after the Fire: Porter Palmer's Block; Field and Leiter's Stores, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Chicago after the Fire: burnt-out people in the chapel of Grace Church, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Chicago after the Fire: recovering valuables from the bank vaults, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Siege Operations at Chatham: stockade prepared for blowing up with gun-cotton and powder, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Siege Operations at Chatham: festoon of gun-cotton on the stockade, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Siege Operations at Chatham: lighting the fuse for the powder-bags, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Siege Operations at Chatham: necklace of gun-cotton round a beam, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Siege Operations at Chatham: destruction of the stockade by gun-cotton and powder, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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The Right Hon. Sills John Gibbons, the new Lord Mayor of London, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Siege Operations at Chatham: sappers working behind sap roller, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Siege Operations at Chatham: single sap, with shield, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Lady Burdett-Coutts delivering Columbia Market to the Lord Mayor, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Opening Queen Victoria-Street, City, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Chatham Siege Operations: explosion of mines under the Medway, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Chatham Siege Operations: blowing up rafts on the Medway, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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The Ruins of Chicago: the First National Bank, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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The Ruins of Chicago: the Tremont House, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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The Ruins of Chicago: Rock Island Depot, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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The Ruins of Chicago: the Court-House, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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The Ruins of Chicago: the Custom-House, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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The Chicago Fire: Ladies of Chicago supplying the refugees with clothing, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Scene in a cabaret in the north of France, 1871. Creator: F Wentworth.
 
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Mr. George Jessel, Q.C., M.P., the new Solicitor-General, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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William Wilberforce, from the...portrait by Sir Thomas Lawrence, National Portrait Gallery, 1871. Creator: William Hollidge.
 
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Marie Antoinette's Boudoir, South Kensington Museum, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Tankards, goblets, and cups, Art Loan Collection, South Kensington Museum, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Sir W. Stirling Maxwell of Keir, Bart., Lord Rector of the University of Edinburgh, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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The Famine in Persia: starving people at Shiraz, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Plan of Captain Scott's turret gun-carriage in the Glatton, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Section of Captain Scott's turret gun-carriage in the Glatton, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Plan and Section of Captain Scott's turret gun-carriage in the Glatton, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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The new turret-ship Glatton, for harbour defence, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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The late Sir Joshua Walmsley, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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The Queen's Visit to the Prince of Wales: arrival at Wolferton Station, near Sandringham, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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The Fire at Warwick Castle, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Students interceding with M. Thiers for the life of Rossel, 1871. Creator: William James Palmer.
 
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Execution of Rossel, Ferré, and Bourgeois at Satory, near Paris, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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The Burning of Warwick Castle, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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The Ancestral Portrait, drawn by E. N. Downard, 1871. Creator: F Wentworth.
 
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Lord Leigh laying the foundation-stone for the extension of the Queen's Hospital at Birmingham, 1871 Creator: Unknown.
 
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Leith Pier on fire, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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A Christmas Welcome, drawn by Edward Hughes, 1871. Creator: F Wentworth.
 
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