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No I'm afraid not GUT
The picture is much bigger so I will try and see if there is any collar numbers visible...
I always look through the photos on ebay. I found two of my great grandfather when he was younger by Thrupp (he spacialised photographing preachers) ...
No I'm afraid not GUT
The picture is much bigger so I will try and see if there is any collar numbers visible...
I always look through the photos on ebay. I found two of my great grandfather when he was younger by Thrupp (he spacialised photographing preachers) ...
Pat...
Wow, I'll have to look, had a few clergy way back but only the one photo
G U T
There are two ways to be fooled, one is to believe what isn't true, the other is to refuse to believe that which is true.
Seems like its already on a website and on Google images.
it says this about the picture...
Some of these late-Victorian policemen, lined up on the pavement and roadway next to a corner hairdressing saloon, have flashlights, presumably because they will be on the beat at night. This photograph is in a display cabinet at the Sherlock Holmes Museum, Meiringen, Switzerland
Interesting how limited their equipment appears. Only two lanterns and no definite truncheons. Wonder if Monty could add anything if this would be a normal squad kit level or if just for the photo?
Apologies just spotted a third lantern. Same question applies though
Are they City or Met?
I would say they are Met. But I'm basing this purely on the shape of the helmets.
Yes I agree. I will blow an image up in a minute of the hat
I meant to post last night but I actually got totally side tracked looking at all the images and then ventured off to looking at mug-shots from Australia and America (as you do)
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