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Image Not Available for The Lord Mayor's Paper. -Sir George Chamberlin, Lord Mayor of Norwich, receiving the first copy of "The Weekly Dispatch" delivered by aeroplane.
The Lord Mayor's Paper. -Sir George Chamberlin, Lord Mayor of Norwich, receiving the first copy of "The Weekly Dispatch" delivered by aeroplane.
Image Not Available for The Lord Mayor's Paper. -Sir George Chamberlin, Lord Mayor of Norwich, receiving the first copy of "The Weekly Dispatch" delivered by aeroplane.

The Lord Mayor's Paper. -Sir George Chamberlin, Lord Mayor of Norwich, receiving the first copy of "The Weekly Dispatch" delivered by aeroplane.

Creator Daily Mail - Staff
Dateunknown
Mediumgelatin silver print
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2008
Category
    Object number2008/6608
    LocationNot currently on display

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