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This is a photograph of a sculpture of a Canon linked to the history of Lichfield Cathedral and can be seen on the side of the Cathedral today. Harry points to the key sculpted to the side of the face as this is linked to the Canons legacy. Also look to the smooth stone plinth to the side of the sculpture and you'll see Harry's unique signature, an elephant. Sculpted in the late 1940's Harry believes.

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