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Imperial Light Horse - Cranston Military Prints

Imperial Light Horse


Imperial Light Horse

Printed by Dangerfield Printing Co Ltd. circa 1902.
Item Code : JCLITH0002Imperial Light Horse - Editions Available
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Chromolithograph, Image size 8 inches x 11 inches. (20cm x 28cm)none£100.00

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