WWI souvenir card relating to the ANZAC Memorial in France

c. 1916
Historical information

During World War One, Evered & Co., a brass and iron foundry, primarily based in Birmingham and Smethwick, England, played a significant role in supporting the war effort. Their expertise in metalworking contributed to the production of various essential war-related items including artillery, machine guns, and armoured vehicles.

Details

Details

Registration number
cwa-org-119-RoW00537
Material
Width
140 mm
Height or length
82 mm
Place made
London, United Kingdom
Year
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Recollections of War

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Cover of WWI souvenir card relating to the ANZAC Memorial in France
Cover of WWI souvenir card relating to the ANZAC Memorial in France
Inside left page of WWI souvenir card relating to the ANZAC Memorial in France
Inside left page of WWI souvenir card relating to the ANZAC Memorial in France
Inside right page of WWI souvenir card relating to the ANZAC Memorial in France
Inside right page of WWI souvenir card relating to the ANZAC Memorial in France
Back cover of WWI souvenir card relating to the ANZAC Memorial in France
Back cover of WWI souvenir card relating to the ANZAC Memorial in France

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