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The General Election, Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman at St James's Hall on 29 September (litho)
The General Election, Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman at St James's Hall on 29 September (litho)

LIP1600216: The General Election, Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman at St James's Hall on 29 September (litho), Stewart, Allan (1865-1951) / Bridgeman Images

ID: LIP1600216

The General Election, Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman at St James's Hall on 29 September (litho)

Stewart, Allan (1865-1951)

The Crisis in China (litho)
The Crisis in China (litho)

LIP1600347: The Crisis in China (litho), Stewart, Allan (1865-1951) / Bridgeman Images

ID: LIP1600347

The Crisis in China (litho)

Stewart, Allan (1865-1951)

The Lighting of the Delayed Coronation Bonfires, 30 June (litho)
The Lighting of the Delayed Coronation Bonfires, 30 June (litho)

LIP1600726: The Lighting of the Delayed Coronation Bonfires, 30 June (litho), Stewart, Allan (1865-1951) / Bridgeman Images

ID: LIP1600726

The Lighting of the Delayed Coronation Bonfires, 30 June (litho)

Stewart, Allan (1865-1951)

Our Arsenal at Woolwich (litho)
Our Arsenal at Woolwich (litho)

LIP1593556: Our Arsenal at Woolwich (litho), Stewart, Allan (1865-1951) / Bridgeman Images

ID: LIP1593556

Our Arsenal at Woolwich (litho)

Stewart, Allan (1865-1951)

British soldiers cutting German barbed wire defences at night on the Western Front (colour litho)
British soldiers cutting German barbed wire defences at night on the Western Front (colour litho)

PNP701019: British soldiers cutting German barbed wire defences at night on the Western Front (colour litho), Stewart, Allan (1865-1951) / Bridgeman Images

ID: PNP701019

British soldiers cutting German barbed wire defences at night on the Western Front (colour litho)

Stewart, Allan (1865-1951)


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