Sparkhill Lad
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Derek
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Can anyone identify this uniform for me please
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Derek
Sparkhill Lad
master brummie
No, a true Brummie through & through
Sparkhill Lad
master brummie
Thanks Polly
was just about to reply to Ray when your note came through.
thanks, Derek
was just about to reply to Ray when your note came through.
thanks, Derek
Ray Barrett
GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN R.I.P.
Are you there Sparkill Lad???
Have you seen this thread,also a batt. of R.W.F.where posted to Ireland in 1917,and finished up in Limerick.
https://www.1914-1918.net/rwf.htm
Have you seen this thread,also a batt. of R.W.F.where posted to Ireland in 1917,and finished up in Limerick.
https://www.1914-1918.net/rwf.htm
Alf
Gone but not forgotten. R.I.P.
Derek
Itn looks like a Spaniel Dog in a pouch on his left side so it looks like he was happy at the time
Alf
Gone but not forgotten. R.I.P.
The other photo you put on with it was the same type of headdress
paul stacey
master brummie
It is the standard issue uniform for an officer circa WW1 looks like he was a luietenant, the Tammy shanter looks scottish, the jodhpurs could mean he was in a cavalry regt but it was also the early form of attire for the black and tan officers in Ireland,1918/1921.
