WW1 SOUVENIR OF THE KING GR V & MILITARY LEADERS C1914-15
WW1 SOUVENIR OF THE KING GR V & MILITARY LEADERS C1914-15
£40.00
Description
WW1 Souvenir of King GR V and his military leader c- 1914-15 in good condition. The cotton cloth is 48 cm wide and 52 cm high. It shows King George V in the centre with the four military leaders around the outside.
The detail is still sharp with good colours , it does show age related colour.
Please see the photographs for further condition details.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.2 kg |
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