[Broadside napkin]: Souvenir In Affectionate Remembrance of Field Marshall Rt. Hon. Earl Kitchener, His Staff, Captain, and Crew, Who lost their lives on H.M.S. Hampshire, June 5th, 1916... Memorial Service at St. Paul's Cathederal on Tuesday June 13th 1916

London: Printer, [Sarah] Burgess, 1916. Unbound. Near Fine. Souvenir broadside or napkin. Approximately 13.75" x 14". Printed in black, purple, and green on thin Japanese paper or tissue. Contemporarily mounted on salmon-colored cardstock. Light bleed through and stains from glue used in mounting, near fine. A commemoration of the death of Kitchener, the hero of many wars, but of particular importance for his extraordinary effort in building up the English military in WWI. Lists the dead on Kitchener's staff, and provides his military resume. Clumsily printed on thin material and often stored folded, souvenir napkins survive to some degree, but seldom in nice condition. We acquired a few napkins where the owner had the forethought to mount them, probably almost immediately.