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19 de may. de 2019 · “Treat ‘em rough!” seems a thoroughly modern phrase, but it is one that had been appearing in popular magazine and newspaper descriptions of the “modern caveman’s” treatment of women, from nonchalance to physical violence.
Originally developed by the British Army for use in World War I, the "tank" was designed after the caterpillar farm tractor as a self-propelled armored fighting vehicle or "land battleship" capable of traversing rough terrain.
About this Item. Image. 1 print (poster) : lithograph, color ; 104 x 70 cm. | Poster showing a black cat with prominent fangs and claws leaping above a battlefield with tanks.
Originally developed by the British Army for use in World War I, "the tank" was designed after the caterpillar farm tractor as a self-propelled armored fighting vehicle or "land battleship" capable of traversing rough terrain.
design: wildcat, stylised, aggressively hurling itself forward with bared claws. Below the cat a troop of rhomboidal- shaped tanks advances, with guns spitting fire, over barbed-wire entanglements named (lower left corner of image) : "ANGIET HUTAF" text: "TREAT 'EM ROUGH!"
22 de oct. de 2020 · America’s first tank unit, known as the “Treat ’em Rough Boys,” rushed through training and arrived in Europe in time to lead armored thrusts through Imperial German forces, assisting in the capture of thousands of Germans and miles of heavily contested territory.
Full title reads: "TREAT 'EM ROUGH - Testing cars on special track at Chicago Exhibition."Chicago, United States of America (USA).Various shots of a car ridi...
