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  • 30th November 12, 04:36 AM
    OC Richard
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Bohica View Post
    In that case the photo would most likely be London Scottish
    Moira & Haigh being an English photography Co

    Yes one would think London Scottish, except that the uniform and badges don't match any images I've seen of that regiment. Note the different sporran badge for example, and the different cuffs on the jacket. It could be that early on (the London Scottish began in 1859) the uniform was different.

    Here are some guys in the old days, in Glasgow

    http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u...lasglasgow.jpg

    Inverness

    http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u...rinverness.jpg

    Montrose

    http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u...rrmontrose.jpg

    and Cedar Rapids!

    http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u...edarrapids.jpg

    and a charming photo of two pipers with their lovely escorts evidently on their way to a gig!

    http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u...dianpipers.jpg
  • 25th March 13, 09:47 AM
    artificer
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    I recently stumbled onto this one: King Edward VII kilted and IN COLOUR! This is not a hand-tinted photo, but an actual colour pic.
    Attachment 10577

    More info on it can be found on Listverse.

    :pith:
  • 25th March 13, 11:36 AM
    creagdhubh
    Very cool, Scott!
  • 27th March 13, 11:36 AM
    Eddie Batolo
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    Hi,
    Hereīs mine.
    He is my grandmotherīs brother Dick Ancell in a postcard. No date. It was a post card from Dumfries.

    Attachment 10606

    KoSBies (Kings own Scottish Borderers)

    Corporal Richard O H Ancell Regiment No 24020

    Cheers, Eddie.
  • 28th March 13, 02:05 AM
    BCAC
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Eddie Batolo View Post
    Hi,
    Hereīs mine.
    He is my grandmotherīs brother Dick Ancell in a postcard. No date. It was a post card from Dumfries.

    Attachment 10606

    Very cute !!!!!
    Cheers, Eddie.

    There are lots of words that can be used to describe that postcard but I wouldn't have said "cute" was one of them!
  • 28th March 13, 04:08 AM
    rsvpiper
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Eddie Batolo View Post
    Hi,
    Hereīs mine.
    He is my grandmotherīs brother Dick Ancell in a postcard. No date. It was a post card from Dumfries.

    Attachment 10606

    Very cute !!!!!
    Cheers, Eddie.

    Was he a Pipe Major with the Argylls? It looks like he's got Argyll coller badges. Do you have any history on him?
  • 29th March 13, 01:52 PM
    creagdhubh
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by BCAC View Post
    There are lots of words that can be used to describe that postcard but I wouldn't have said "cute" was one of them!

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  • 29th March 13, 02:04 PM
    Eddie Batolo
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by BCAC View Post
    There are lots of words that can be used to describe that postcard but I wouldn't have said "cute" was one of them!

    My english is "limited", so sometimes I try to say something in a wrong way. Anyway, he looks great !!!!!
  • 29th March 13, 02:06 PM
    Eddie Batolo
    Sorry, just got the postcard, let me ask to my cousin in Scotland. Cheers, Eddie.
  • 29th March 13, 02:39 PM
    Kelda-of-Cedars
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    I happened upon this photo online, and thought I'd share it. Apparently, not all Scotts go regimental. The photo dates from 1950, and was taken at an event in Scotland. Looks like a wrestling contest? AND, they are in their stocking feet outside! As Kelda of my clan, I disapprove of spoiling one's hose in such a way. :mad:

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