P10500.017.002 Accession Number: P10500.017.002

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"Our dug-out. The next day a shell hit about where the notice says 0% army signals - and knocked the front wall down." Image from the collection of Major Charles L. Mason, Royal Engineers, British Army.

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Accession Number
P10500.017.002
Photographer
Charles L Mason
Classification
Photograph
Object Type
Print
Physical Description
Colour: b&w
Colour: Black & white
Support: Paper (Fibre-based)
Date Made
1915
Place Made
Whole/Part
Child
Item Count
1
Credit Line
Donor H.L. Mason
Copyright
Copyright expired - public domain

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