Two Brothers Serving in France, item 69

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May 9, 2018 09:35:38 Stella Watkin

a photographic postcard of the village of Flesquières, showing a destroyed tank and buildings

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a postcard sent by William Scott Anthony to his mother of the scene at the village where his brother Angus Scott Anthony died in a tank on 27.9.18
"A view of the village
street, FLESQUIERES,
taken from the high
ground of the Cemetery.
Notice the derelict Tank"
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ANTHONY, ANGUS SCOTT
Service Number 307160
Died 27/09/1918
Aged 29
15th Bn. 
Tank Corps 
Son of Mr. and Mrs. James Anthony, of Broxburn, West Lothian; husband of Isabella Anthony, of 35, Millgate, Friockheim, Angus.

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Flesquières, Nord, France

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Document location Flesquières, Nord, France

ID: 5196 / 59037

Source: http://europeana1914-1918.eu/...

Contributor: Tony Burns Langenegger

License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/

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www.cwgc.orgANTHONY, ANGUS SCOTT Service Number 307160 Died 27/09/1918 Aged 29 15th Bn. Tank Regiment

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Two Brothers Serving in France, item 69

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Flesquières, Nord, France

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Document location Flesquières, Nord, France

www.cwgc.orgANTHONY, ANGUS SCOTT Service Number 307160 Died 27/09/1918 Aged 29 15th Bn. Tank Regiment

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