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RED CROSS SUSSEX UNIT 47 CHRISTMAS PHOTOGRAPH
RED CROSS SUSSEX UNIT 47 CHRISTMAS PHOTOGRAPH
£12.00
measures 207mm x 158mm, black and white image, looks like its been removed from a scrap book
unknown date and unknown unit…..
1 in stock
Categories: British Home Front, Military Related Photographs
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| Weight | 0.4 kg |
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