Plaque, mutilated soldier working as smith

Made:
1919
Plaque, mutilated soldier working as smith

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Plaque, mutilated soldier working as smith
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Plaque, mutilated soldier working as smith, by Vernier, 1919

Details

Category:
Wellcome Medals
Object Number:
1980-1274/148
Materials:
metal
Measurements:
diameter 265 mm
thickness 11 mm
type:
commemorative plaque
credit:
Hull Grundy Gift

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