Daily Herald contact print showing a Padre drinking tea amongst bomb damage

PART OF:
The photographic library of the 'Daily Herald' newspaper
Made:
1944-06-28 in England
maker:
Edwin Appleton
Daily Herald contact print showing a Padre drinking tea amongst bomb damage Daily Herald contact print showing a Padre drinking tea amongst bomb damage
Daily Herald contact print showing a Padre drinking tea amongst bomb damage Daily Herald contact print showing a Padre drinking tea amongst bomb damage

Daily Herald Archive/Science Museum Group/SSPL
© Mirrorpix

Daily Herald Archive/Science Museum Group/SSPL
© Mirrorpix

Daily Herald contact composite print by Edwin Appleton showing robot plane damage in southern England. Hand-written inscription on back reads: 'A Padre who did fire rescue work, drinking a cup of tea.' M7176.

Details

Category:
Photographs
Collection:
Daily Herald Archive
Object Number:
1983-5236/19965
Materials:
ink and paper (fibre product)
Measurements:
overall: 78 mm x 105 mm
type:
photograph
credit:
Daily Herald Archive at National Science and Media Museum

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