Help identifying WW1 photo
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This photo was found by a relative when clearing an ancestor's house, but we have no knowledge of who the people are, the regiment of location. I assume it's WW1?
Anyone able to advise a website etc that might be able to help please?

I've had a go at colourising it to see if it reveals any additional detail..

Anyone able to advise a website etc that might be able to help please?
I've had a go at colourising it to see if it reveals any additional detail..
Edited by The Gauge on Saturday 9th May 16:24
I'd suggest you try here. There are some real experts there who if you're lucky will help you -
https://www.greatwarforum.org/
As an aside have you got his WW1 army records from the national archives (you can get them online very easily) and these will show all the places he was posted to which you can use to find this place in your photo. However 50% or so were destroyed in WW2 in the blitz.
https://www.greatwarforum.org/
As an aside have you got his WW1 army records from the national archives (you can get them online very easily) and these will show all the places he was posted to which you can use to find this place in your photo. However 50% or so were destroyed in WW2 in the blitz.
Scarletpimpofnel said:
I'd suggest you try here. There are some real experts there who if you're lucky will help you -
https://www.greatwarforum.org/
As an aside have you got his WW1 army records from the national archives (you can get them online very easily) and these will show all the places he was posted to which you can use to find this place in your photo. However 50% or so were destroyed in WW2 in the blitz.
Thank you. I;ll have a look any that forum.https://www.greatwarforum.org/
As an aside have you got his WW1 army records from the national archives (you can get them online very easily) and these will show all the places he was posted to which you can use to find this place in your photo. However 50% or so were destroyed in WW2 in the blitz.
I'm not even sure if the person who's house the photo was found in, ever served in WW1, I shall have to fond out
The Gauge said:
MDMA . said:
yes they do look like they are RE badges.It's also been suggested on the The Great War forum that it could be at the RE training centre in Deganwy Wales
https://www.peoplescollection.wales
https://www.deganwyhistory.co.uk
https://www.deganwyhistory.co.uk/wp-content/upload...
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