P.S. 58 ashore near Kut, Grounded during spring flood
Slide M.840 of [Rowden Collection: series 'M'] (miscellaneous: privately made, at least 333 slides, c.1919)
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Royal Albert Memorial Museum Collection – reproduced by permission.
Digital image copyright © 2016 Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery, Exeter.
photographer: ROWDEN, A.O. (1877-1960)
(all dimensions are nominal; individual examples of this slide may have varied slightly from these values).
The title is taken from Rowden's photo album, now in a private collection. 'P.S. 58' is the identifying number of a British naval ship, part of a fleet of small military vessels used on the major rivers of Mesopotamia in and after WW1.
Example in Royal Albert Memorial Museum Collection, item 45/1960/95/1117 (1960- )
Record created by Richard Crangle. Last updated 27 September 2017
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