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    Commando - The Story of the Green Beret. 1945 film

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    Frankie, you know I don't like packed lunches, they're always so dry !

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    Count, may I introduce the Monsignor...

    House in background is the renovated home of Howard Carter's, that stands on a cliff overlooking the entrance to the Valley of the Kings.
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    Always such a pleasure to see you Miss Van Schuyler.

    Thank goodness, that frightful woman didn't join us Poirot !
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    Thirsty Work

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    The Eavesdropper

    With ears burning perhaps !
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    UK Nuclear Stone Circle

    Quirky, but interesting!
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    Who murdered Joachim Peiper ?

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    Raining Rocks

    Shelter where you are, is the offical line Madam. Pompeii 79 A.D.
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    The Truth about the Slaughter in South Africa

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    The Potters

    Yes, that's right, our last day doing domestic cook ware, from now on we're doing plates for the Greek Taberna next door, they go through hundreds, when there's a wedding reception.
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    A Roman Villa in Somerset

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    The Senator is a Traditionalist and was expecting.....

    to see the Mosaics laid on the floor !
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    He always seemed bigger in real life !

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    Leaving their mark.

    Put, Gaius and Aurelia was here ! Yes, you can see such graffiti left by Roman visitors 2000 years ago, in several of the tombs, in the Valley of the King's even today.
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    Do you have it in other colours ?

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    The Stone Mason's Workshop

    Ron Embleton's great illustration from "Hadrian's Wall in the days of the Romans and Andy's figures inspired by it. Absolutely brilliant, I hope there are many more in the pipeline !?
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    Eternal Egypt

    Down through the Centuries, one thing never changes. 😂
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    Last German Victory On The Western Front, Scharnhorst Division, Elbe 1945

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    The Imber Story We Never Hear.

    The Village of Imber was taken over by the War Office (Ministry of Defence) during WW2 as a training ground. The People of Imber supposed, it would be returned to them afterwards.....
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