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Great War Death Plaque (Austin) in Casuality
€127.06
An original, full size WW1 death plaque, correctly named to ‘Frederick Arthur Austin’. Complete with its card case, and Buckingham Palace transmission slip. A link to the CWGC listing can be viewed: HERE.
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