Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru / The National Library of Wales
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October 2018 - 🏴
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Recent uploads
The last upload was October 2018.
Sgt Bill O Stephens, London House uploaded October 2018
[Signaller Corporal & family] uploaded October 2018
[Group Portrait of fifty or so Soldiers] uploaded October 2018
Farrier, Royal Field Artillery uploaded October 2018
[Cavalryman, possibly Pembroke Yeomanry] uploaded October 2018
Lance Corporal, Royal Artillery uploaded October 2018
[Soldier, partial enlargement] uploaded October 2018
[Sergeant] uploaded October 2018
[Royal Engineer with overseas service chevrons] uploaded October 2018
[Soldier, Welsh Regiment with good-conduct stripe] uploaded October 2018
[Soldier with wound stripe] uploaded October 2018
[Two soldiers, Welsh Regiment] uploaded October 2018
[Soldier & civilian] uploaded October 2018
[Soldier of the Welsh Regiment] uploaded October 2018
[Fusilier with wound stripe] uploaded October 2018
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[Two Soldiers and a Horse]
- Peter Jones said:
Daniel Tanguy, an onion seller from Roscoff, Brittany, with road workers near Pont Gwenyn y Meirch, Llanycil
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Dave Miles said:
Oh that is absolutely wonderful! 1958? 3 years before I was born. Awesome image! An essence of real Welsh history.
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subsurf mann said:
I remember the Breton onion sellers on their bicycles coming door to door on the South Wales coast. My mother always bought some and invited them in for tea and a chat.
[Shrewsbury v Rochdale football match]
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Don Marler said:
After seeing this outdoor soccer image taken in Wales in the early 1900's, I will no longer complain about ripples in the indoor soccer carpet at the Wichita Wings away games. (Don Marler, Wings photographer)
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