majesty is no exception whether women's social and political union was founded by emmeline pankhurstanner. after over 100 years it has now been returned to its home city. it was waved at the 1908 heaton park suffragette rally were more than 50,000 people attended. a story in the manchester guardian read, if you are telling banners were displayed, one at the platform where emmeline packers was speaking bore the words majesty first in the fight. it would have been taken on so many marches and used as a symbol of defiance and organisation and when you look at the banner, you can see it not only has the sleeve at the top, it is two at the side. that is where the women would have marched, almost like leading it into battle. they were fighting the people denying them the vote, going to fight the people who did not believe they could do it. the new banner has joined the largest collection of banners around. there's a small amount of pile loss on the central seam. the water damage from the back has caused some slight fading, and a slight colour change. in terms of surface abrasion it is in v