#2 Old doors are used as bed-heads, steel tubing is the framework and canvas the matress for bunk beds in a London shelter during WW II.

#2 Old doors are used as bed-heads, steel tubing is the framework and canvas the matress for bunk beds in a London shelter during WW II.

Historical Phots of Londoners Sheltering in the Underground During the World War II

#2 Old doors are used as bed-heads, steel tubing is the framework and canvas the matress for bunk beds in a London shelter during WW II.

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