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Image Not Available for The battle-torn flag of H.M.S. "Chester", on which the boy Cornwell was mortally wounded in the Jutland fight was dedicated at Chester Cathedral on Sunday
The battle-torn flag of H.M.S. "Chester", on which the boy Cornwell was mortally wounded in the Jutland fight was dedicated at Chester Cathedral on Sunday
Image Not Available for The battle-torn flag of H.M.S. "Chester", on which the boy Cornwell was mortally wounded in the Jutland fight was dedicated at Chester Cathedral on Sunday

The battle-torn flag of H.M.S. "Chester", on which the boy Cornwell was mortally wounded in the Jutland fight was dedicated at Chester Cathedral on Sunday

Creator The Central News Ltd
Date1914-1918
Mediumgelatin Silver Print
Dimensions25.5 x 20.1 cm
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2004
Category
  • gelatin silver prints
Object number2004/655.51
LocationNot currently on display

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