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Pictures: Newman Brothers, Birmingham, during restoration

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Stacey Barnfield-BP

13:32, 5 SEP 2014
Updated12:27, 16 SEP 2014

Newman Brothers, Fleet Street, before restoration1 of 10
Newman Brothers, Fleet Street, Birmingham, during restoration2 of 10
Birmingham City and Aston Villa shrouds made by Newman Brothers3 of 10
A Newman Brothers shroud4 of 10
Various coffin fittings at Newman Brothers during restoration5 of 10
Various designs at Newman Brothers6 of 10
Sarah Hayes, the Conservation Trust’s collections and exhibitions manager with a coffin plate7 of 10
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Newman Brothers, Fleet Street, before restoration9 of 10
Newman Brothers, Fleet Street, before restoration10 of 10

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