Memorial Description: Plaque 48 inches high x 36 inches wide (122cms x 91cms).
It is surmounted by the surgeon’s symbol of a pole entwined by snakes, set in a laurel wreath, all gilded.
The two upper corners are surmounted by a gilded ball, which may well be globes, since this memorial strongly resembles the plaque in the Medical School NUT066.
The panel is engraved top and bottom, and there is a slight pediment up either side.
In each corner is a regimental badge, carved in half relief and gilded, as follows: (top left) Northumberland Fusiliers; (top right) Durham Light Infantry; (bottom left) Royal Field Artillery (?) (bottom right) Royal crest.
The central panel containing the names is outlined by beading which forms a rounded top, in which is the dedication.
The names are listed in two columns, the lettering incised and gilded, using Roman capitals.
The dates appear between the two badges at the bottom.