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1 hour ago, GWF1967 said:

11th Hussars.  Brothers - 2 - 3 ?

Could even be twins by the look of them.

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42 minutes ago, squirrel said:

Could even be twins by the look of them.

Right and centre?,  with younger brother at left!

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Wounded soldiers at The Grange (St. John VAD) Hospital, Roe Lane, Southport. August 4th 1915. 

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Postcard sent by a member of the 2/8 (?) Surrey Regiment, but I can't make out his name. Any advance on J. Treahy Cpl?

 

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8 minutes ago, Triumph2000 said:

Wounded soldiers at The Grange (St. John VAD) Hospital, Roe Lane, Southport. August 4th 1915. 

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Postcard sent by a member of the 2/8 (?) Surrey Regiment, but I can't make out his name. Any advance on J. Treahy Cpl?

 

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Healey?

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Cpl. William Arthur Barker. 19006. 2nd Grenadier Guards.

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15 hours ago, GWF1967 said:

Healey?

'H' in Hadfield looks very dissimilar, as does the 'ey' in Surrey, although the smudge doesn't help at all. My guess is *eahs or *eaks if the rest of his handwriting is anything to go by. 

/Dan 

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Mostly Royal Artillery. The location has been identified as Portsmouth Eye & Ear Hospital.

 (Many thanks Acknown.)

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Limber Gunners. 107th Battery Royal Field Artillery. The Bombardier, right hand end, has 3 good conduct stripe and an Artificer's badge, the man behind a Gun Layer's badge.

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Picked this one up at a postcard show this weekend. Can anyone let me know about the man in the center? I'm not too familiar with British uniforms.

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"Driver. J.E. Lake. Royal Army Medical Corps. August 1914"

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On 17/01/2018 at 01:59, Sturmmann1918 said:

. Can anyone let me know about the man in the center?

All officers and men seem to wear RAMC cap badges. The officer in the middle wears a lighter colour service dress but with the normal cuff rank badges like his colleagues. He is the only one with ribbons, perhaps a South Africa veteran ?

Charlie

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On 13/01/2018 at 20:28, GWF1967 said:

Cpl. William Arthur Barker. 19006. 2nd Grenadier Guards.

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Man interesting view of a particular pattern of woven shoulder title that I have not seen before.  The letters are unusual and have pronounced serifs.

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6 hours ago, FROGSMILE said:

 

An interesting view of a particular pattern of woven shoulder title that I have not seen before.  The letters are unusual and have pronounced serifs.

Glad you found the photo of interest.

 

Three un-named men of the Devon Regiment.

  Private, Farrier and Corporal with 3 good conduct chevrons, bombers grenade badge?(right sleeve), and QSA ribbon.

 

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Godfrey Hovell Thurlow. M2/019108. Army Service Corps.  

 

Father. - Lt Col Ernest Hovell Thurlow (Retired). 3rd Battalion, 60th Regiment of Foot. King's Royal Rifle Corps. - South Africa. 1879. Zulu campaign. Medal with Clasp - Transvaal campaign. Battles of Laing's Nek and Ingogo.

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5thincamp.jpg.e8c28b666f8640b7c1647d30ec0466e2.jpg5th Seaforth Highlanders in camp at Wick.

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On 1/18/2018 at 17:02, FROGSMILE said:

 

Man interesting view of a particular pattern of woven shoulder title that I have not seen before.  The letters are unusual and have pronounced serifs.

 

Typical guards type, and almost identical to the WWII versions save the latter had rounded ends.

 

Cheers,

 

GT.

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5 hours ago, Grovetown said:

 

Typical guards type, and almost identical to the WWII versions save the latter had rounded ends.

 

Cheers,

 

GT.

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Thank you for the clear images.

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Sergeant C Talbot DCM MGC

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Company Signaller unknown regiment.

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1/5th King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment. Note Territorial pattern web equipment in the first picture.

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Leinster Regiment Officer

 

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1 hour ago, mark holden said:

Company Signaller unknown regiment.

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Thank you. Once again we have the signaller badge deemed insufficient for recognition on active service. Pity this is not in colour, because I have a feeling that some units used each a different colour armband per company. Of course the universal armband for RE sigs was blue/white, but this example is monocolour.

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Royal Garrison Artillery Group 1917. Overseas Service Chevrons, a wound stripe and several signaler's badges on show.

 

Royal Field Artillery. " The Fighting Section. D/84 RFA"

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