Art Resource - AR9125208

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'Three brothers who have made the supreme sacrifice, sons of Mr and Mrs Shand. Quarry Keig, Aberdeenshire. From the left : James, New Zealanders (regiment), died of wounds, February, 24th, aged 24; Wi

Three brothers who have made the supreme sacrifice, sons of Mr and Mrs Shand. Quarry Keig, Aberdeenshire. From the left : James, New Zealanders (regiment), died of wounds, February, 24th, aged 24; William, Gordons, killed in action; April 9th, aged 22 yrs; John, Gordons, killed in action, aged 19 years.' , Photographs of three soldiers killed during the first world war.

Location British Library/London/Great Britain

Unique Identifier AR9125208

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 5603px × 2908px

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