Civilians in uniform, the 4th Liverpool Pals, 20th Battalion, The Kings Liverpool Regiment, November 1914.
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ReplyDeletea friend pointed me in this direction i was wondering if you have any info on the remembrance picture?
Jo
there used to be a picure like this in the kingsman pub in auigberth don't know what happened to it when pub shut down my grand dad was the sergeant major
ReplyDeleteHello Demetrius, are you or anybody, able to supply any names for the fine gentlemen in this photograph? I'm convinced one of them is my great Uncle Jack! Here's hoping! Cheers!!
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