Fossil sea turtle "Chelone pulchriceps" exile A drunkard stands unsteadily at

A drunkard stands unsteadily at the bar and his wife has arrived to persuade him to come home

The building was designed by Sir Edwin Cooper and built between 1912 and 1922

Obviously gas masks were no protection against these so a new strategy of sending children to the country as evacuees was developed

Second and final state of the plate

Fossil sea turtle "Chelone pulchriceps" exile A drunkard stands unsteadily atUnderside view of the fossil head of a sea turtle named by Richard Owen FRS (1804 1892) in 1842. Inscribed below in ink: "Chelone pulchriceps. Owen. No. 2. the under part." Not signed or dated. The Rev. Thomas Image, Rector of Whepstead, was a fossil collector and Fellow of the Geological Society. His collection was sold to the Woodwardian Museum, Cambridge. From papers of the naturalist and geologist Caleb Burrell Rose (1790 1872). Original: