Hooge Crater Cemetery, near Ypres, Belgium, World War I Product:Framed picture Tony Hancock pictured here when

Tony Hancock pictured here when he was met by Donald Zec at 17 Dorset Square

Sketch for the 'Martyrdom of St George'

Mrs Monopolize

Letter from William Makepeace Thackery to TW Gibbs

Hooge Crater Cemetery, near Ypres, Belgium, World War I Product:Framed picture Tony Hancock pictured here whenHooge Crater Cemetery, near Ypres, Belgium, World War I, c1917 c1918. Hooge is a village that was located within the Ypres salient during the First World War. A large crater was formed when the British Army detonated a huge mine in 1915. Craters were strategically important in the flat countryside and the one at Hooge was bitterly fought over, changing hands several times. The graves of 5924 British and Commonwealth soldiers are in the cemetery, which