Metal camel brooch sent from Jerusalem by Stanley Richard Steele

Historical information

Visiting servicemen and women purchased a variety of souvenirs from Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Palestine and The Holy Land while passing through on active service during both world wars.
Some of the more common items were embroideries such as cushion covers, painted artworks on fabric, jewellery made from mother of pearl, metal and timber, and photo albums with wooden covers filled with postcards of local scenes and pressed dried flowers.
There was also a range of trinket boxes, often with hidden drawers, made from the local olive wood and a range of other olive wood items including napkin rings and even a portable book shelf.

Details

Details

Registration number
cwa-org-119-RoW00777
Width
35 mm
Height or length
10 mm
Depth
5 mm
Last modified
Thursday, 9 October, 2025
Completeness
61
Recollections of War

Recollections of War

Metal camel brooch sent from Jerusalem by Stanley Richard Steele
Metal camel brooch sent from Jerusalem by Stanley Richard Steele
Oblique view of metal camel brooch sent from Jerusalem by Stanley Richard Steele
Olique view of metal camel brooch sent from Jerusalem by Stanley Richard Steele
Reverse of metal camel brooch sent from Jerusalem by Stanley Richard Steele
Reverse of metal camel brooch sent from Jerusalem by Stanley Richard Steele
Reverse oblique view of metal camel brooch sent from Jerusalem by Stanley Richard Steele
Reverse oblique view of metal camel brooch sent from Jerusalem by Stanley Richard Steele

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