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TWCMS.2000.3990

from North East Museums

  • gt_hawk63 said:
    Whoever he was he will have had it made clear to him in no uncertain terms, from the first day he was issued it, that what he is holding was never to be called a gun. He is holding a rifle.

Robert William Holmes and Ernie Ford. TWCMS: 2001.4972

from North East Museums

  • Land Rover 61 said:
    Robert Holmes wears the cap badge of the Leicestershire Regiment and his uniform leather belt has the "S" shaped buckle of the 1908 Pattern equipment. Ernie's belt appears to be the 1903 Pattern so he may have joined the Army prior to the outbreak of war or been one of Kitchener's "New Army". Ernie's face looks rather drawn in this image while his friend's still has sparkle; was Ernie home on leave from the Front or recovering from an injury and posed with Robert who had yet see service? A fascinating photograph, one full of questions.

Elephant on a country road

from North East Museums

  • kevin.scrivens said:
    Bostock & Wombwell's Menagerie on the road. The elephant is pulling one of the trucks, behind it you can just make out one of the camels which is assisting.
  • Geoffrey Younger said:
    Very likely Bostock & Wombwell's Menagerie on the Great North Road, Tyneside 1913