Provan, Roy (Sergeant, 30th Bn)
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Goldring, Eric G (Lieutenant, 30th Bn) Accession Number: 3DRL/5087(D)
Description
LETTER FROM GOLDRING TO MACDIARMID FROM EGYPT. NEWSCUTTING REPORTING GOLDRING AS SERIOUSLY WOUNDED - 2 COPIES
Details
Accession Number
3DRL/5087(D)
Maker
Lieutenant Eric George Goldring
Classification
Private Record
Object Type
Letter
Measurement
Archived measurement
Date Made
1915
Whole/Part
Collection
Item Count
1
Access
Open
Copying Provisions
Status to be assessed
Provenance
AWM315 419/065/009
Copyright
Unlicensed copyright
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