A demobilised First World War tank, on display in Queens Park. Photograph probably taken in the early - mid 1920's.
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An unusual tank! My husband says it's a 'male' tank, when asked why he says it's "because it has canons, whereas a 'female' tank had machine guns". Guess I'll believe him since he's quite a specialist on military vehicles!
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