A Poignant WWI Period Hand-Written Account of May 26th 1915; Relating to a Zeppelin Air-Raid

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A Poignant WWI Period Hand-Written Account of May 26th 1915; Relating to a Zeppelin Air-RaidOrigin: English Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: 1915 Height: 7 Width: 4. 5 or 9 open The incredibly powerful and moving hand written eye witness account, consisting of four sides of good quality note paper, written during World War I in Southend, England on May 26th 1915 and penned by C. Bland, the shaky script detailing a Zeppelin raid (LZ38), and the immediate steps taken to prevent loss of life. The note is most importantly intact and

which could be seen to create a more sensual image

left it to Thomas Carthew

her costume is slightly tired as one would expect but is completely original with some discolouration to parts but does not suffer from loss or damage with only some bluntness to the nose and other areas of wear as photographed

combining the functions of state postal and telecommunications carrier and spawning similar services across the British Empire

25”The painted pine traveling officer’s box

Origin: Possibly Swedish

the French guillotine

There is a framer’s stamp to the canvas verso but it is illegible

The month of June in 1820

we imagine

The seven-banded border consists of three designs

its aim was to collect plant information and encourage the improvement of horticultural practice

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