United Kingdom. A Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire to Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Henry Fowler, Chief Mechanical Engineer of the Midland Railway visually-hidden The last photo in the

Name: United Kingdom. A Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire to Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Henry Fowler, Chief Mechanical Engineer of the Midland Railway visually-hidden The last photo in the
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United Kingdom. A Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire to Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Henry Fowler, Chief Mechanical Engineer of the Midland Railway visually-hidden The last photo in the

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United Kingdom. A Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire to Lieutenant Colonel Sir Henry Fowler, Chief Mechanical Engineer of the Midland Railway visually hidden The last photo in the The last photo in the album measures 243 mm (w) x 195 (h) and shows a group of officers in seven rows sitting on the steps at No The document is signed in blue ink by Naval Captain and Commander of the Naval Defense Crimea

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