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All Saints’ Church, Ellesmere Road (1977) (pack of five)

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All Saints’ Church, Ellesmere Road was built by the steel manufacturer Sir John Brown in 1863 and demolished in 1977.

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Cards are A5 size, plain inside, with matching envelopes.

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