This still though was a very middle class affair, the uniform for the Women's Volunteer Reserve, which members had to purchase themselves, cost more than £2, a considerable sum in 1914.

Women's football was already established but up until WW1 it hadn't been well received. This all changed when the Football League suspended all of its matches at the end of the 1914-15 season.

A stockbroker has loaned about 100 rare uniforms worn by Canadians in the First World War to the Military Museums of Calgary. However, there was a time when Victor Taboika's private collection was ...