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	Regimental Colours. Colour flags of the East Yorkshire Regiment.
	Fourth Battalion, East Yorkshire Regiment, 1914. Cecil Slack is on the front row, third from the left.
	Cecil Slack, 1914. Detail from photograph of 4th East Yorkshires, above.
	Cecil Slack, 1915. Portrait of 2nd Lieutenant Cecil Moorhouse Slack.
	Dora Willatt. Dora photographed in 1914.
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	Dora Willatt. Portrait by Fred Elwell, 1916.
	Dora Willatt. Detail of engagement photograph, 1916.
	Dora Willatt. Dora in fancy dress as Puritan Maid.
	Dora and Flossie on a sledge. Silkstone Common, February 29th, 1916.
	Reg and Dora. Reggie Gaskell with Dora outside Beechcroft.
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	The Slack family, 1918. Back row, from left: Harold, Cecil, Bob, Ralph; Front row: Norman, Mother, Mabel, Kitty, Father, Hilda
	Lieut.-Col. Shaw. Lieut.-Col. G.H. Shaw, Newcastle, 1915.
	Major Jackson. Major H.B. Jackson, M.C.
	VAD training. Training as VAD, Hull Naval Hospital, 1914.
	Waltham Abbey Town Hall. Waltham Abbey Town Hall hospital, January, 1917.
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	Old Bills made like new Surrey Red Cross postcard.
	POW Card. POW identity card - English version.
	POW Card. POW identity card - German version.
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	Ypres Cathedral. Ypres Cathedral after the battle, 1915.
	Ypres. Ypres after the battle, 1915.
	Estaires. Map of the battle, April, 1918.
	Cecil's and Dora's wedding. Cecil Slack marries Dora Willatt, 1919.
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