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Image Not Available for Two Royal Artillery gunners writing letters at the entrance to their dug out
Two Royal Artillery gunners writing letters at the entrance to their dug out
Image Not Available for Two Royal Artillery gunners writing letters at the entrance to their dug out

Two Royal Artillery gunners writing letters at the entrance to their dug out

Creator Ernest Brooks (British)
Date1918
Mediumgelatin silver print
Dimensions13.5 x 18.9 cm
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2004
Object number2004/637.34
Place CreatedItaly
LocationNot currently on display

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Ernest Brooks
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Ernest Brooks
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Ernest Brooks
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Photograph
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Ernest Brooks
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Photograph
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Ernest Brooks
October 5, 1917
Photograph
Image Not Available for Australian machine gunners returning from the trenches
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Ernest Brooks
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Photograph
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Ernest Brooks
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Image Not Available for The King outside a German dug-out
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Ernest Brooks
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Photograph
Image Not Available for The taking of Broodseinde Ridge. A German commander, his adjutant and staff captured in a dug-out before they could escape. The Commander is the centre figure of the group
The taking of Broodseinde Ridge. A German commander, his adjutant and staff captured in a dug-out before they could escape. The Commander is the centre figure of the group
Ernest Brooks
1917
Photograph
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