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Real sepia photograph postcard taken in a South Shields photographic studio:
R. H. Carling
SOUTH SHIELDS
2nd Lieutenant Harry Wright Smith in the uniform of the Duke of Wellington's (West Riding) Regiment
he wears a Sam Brown leather belt, has a swagger stick in his right hand and a leather glove in his left hand
Your Sincerely
Harry W. Smith
signed in blue ink diagonally across left hand bottom corner
impressed by stamping into bottom right corner: Photographer
R. H. Carling
SOUTH SHIELDS
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
2nd Lieutenant Harry Wright Smith as an Officer of the Duke Of Wellington's Regiment (West Riding) he is wearing the Elephant Badge in his lapel, and has a single wound stripe on his left sleeve above the cuff detailing.
The ribbon above his left tunic pocket denotes he was the recipient of the Military Medal when he was serving with his friends from Hull, Charles Verity & George William Williams in the 13th Battalion of the East Yorkshire Regiment, where his no. was 13/236
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Real sepia photograph postcard taken in a South Shields photographic studio:
R. H. Carling
SOUTH SHIELDS
2nd Lieutenant Harry Wright Smith in the uniform of the Duke of Wellington's (West Riding) Regiment
he wears a Sam Brown leather belt, has a swagger stick in his right hand and a leather glove in his left hand
Your Sincerely
Harry W. Smith
signed in blue ink diagonally across left hand bottom corner
stamped into bottom right corner: Photographer
R. H. Carling
SOUTH SHIELDS
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
2nd Lieutenant Harry Wright Smith as an Officer of the Duke Of Wellington's Regiment (West Riding) he is wearing the Elephant Badge in his lapel, and has a single wound stripe on his left sleeve above the cuff detailing.
The ribbon above his left tunic pocket denotes he was the recipient of the Military Medal when he was serving with his friends from Hull, Charles Verity & George William Williams in the 13th Battalion of the East Yorkshire Regiment, where his no. was 13/236
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Real sepia photograph postcard taken in a South Shields photographic studio:
R. H. Carling
SOUTH SHIELDS
2nd Lieutenant Harry Wright Smith in the uniform of the Duke of Wellington's (West Riding) Regiment
he wears a Sam Brown leather belt, has a swagger stick in his right hand and a leather glove in his left hand
Your Sincerely
Harry W. Smith
signed in blue ink diagonally across left hand bottom corner
stamped into bottom right corner: Photographer
R. H. Carling
SOUTH SHIELDS
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
2nd Lieutenant Harry Wright Smith as an Officer of the Duke Of Wellington's Regiment (West Riding) he is wearing the Elephant Badge in his lapel, and has a single wound stripe on his left sleeve above the cuff detailing.
The ribbon above his left tunic pocket denotes he was the recipient of the Military Medal when he was serving with his friends from Hull, Charles Verity & George William Williams in the 13th Battalion of the East Yorkshire Regiment, where his no. was 13/236
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Real sepia photograph postcard taken in a South Shields photographic studio:
R. H. Carling
SOUTH SHIELDS
2nd Lieutenant Harry Wright Smith in the uniform of the Duke of Wellington's (West Riding) Regiment
he wears a Sam Brown leather belt, has a swagger stick in his right hand and a leather glove in his left hand
Your Sincerely
Harry W. Smith
signed in blue ink diagonally across left hand bottom corner
stamped into bottom right corner: Photographer
R. H. Carling
SOUTH SHIELDS
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
2nd Lieutenant Harry Wright Smith as an Officer of the Duke Of Wellington's Regiment (West Riding) he is wearing the Elephant Badge in his lapel, and has a single wound stripe on his left sleeve above the cuff detailing.
The ribbon above his left tunic pocket denotes he was the recipient of the Military Medal when he was serving with his friends from Hull, Charles Verity & George William Williams in the 13th Battalion of the East Yorkshire Regiment, where his no. was 13/236
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Real sepia photograph postcard taken in a South Shields photographic studio:
R. H. Carling
SOUTH SHIELDS
2nd Lieutenant Harry Wright Smith in the uniform of the Duke of Wellington's (West Riding) Regiment
he wears a Sam Brown leather belt, has a swagger stick in his right hand and a leather glove in his left hand
Your Sincerely
Harry W. Smith
signed in blue ink diagonally across left hand bottom corner
stamped into bottom right corner: Photographer
R. H. Carling
SOUTH SHIELDS
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
2nd Lieutenant Harry Wright Smith as an Officer of the Duke Of Wellington's Regiment (West Riding) he is wearing the Elephant Badge in his lapel, and has a single wound stripe on his left sleeve above the cuff detailing.
The ribbon above his left tunic pocket denotes he was the recipient of the Military Medal when he was serving with his friends from Hull, Charles Verity & George William Williams in the 13th Battalion of the East Yorkshire Regiment, where his no. was 13/236
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Real sepia photograph postcard taken in a South Shields photographic studio:
2nd Lieutenant Harry Wright Smith in the uniform of the Duke of Wellington's (West Riding) Regiment
he wears a Sam Brown leather belt, has a swagger stick in his right hand and a leather glove in his left hand
Your Sincerely
Harry W. Smith
signed in blue ink diagonally across left hand bottom corner
stamped into bottom right corner: Photographer
R. H. Carling
SOUTH SHIELDS
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
2nd Lieutenant Harry Wright Smith as an Officer of the Duke Of Wellington's Regiment (West Riding) he is wearing the Elephant Badge in his lapel, and has a single wound stripe on his left sleeve above the cuff detailing.
The ribbon above his left tunic pocket denotes he was the recipient of the Military Medal when he was serving with his friends from Hull, Charles Verity & George William Williams in the 13th Battalion of the East Yorkshire Regiment, where his no. was 13/236
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Real sepia photograph postcard taken in a South Shields photographic studio:
2nd Lieutenant Harry Wright Smith in the uniform of the Duke of Wellington's (West Riding) Regiment
he wears a Sam Brown leather belt, has a swagger stick in his right hand and a leather glove in his left hand
Your Sincerely
Harry W. Smith
signed in blue ink diagonally across left hand bottom corner
stamped into bottom right corner: Photographer
R. H. Carling
SOUTH SHIELDS
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
2nd Lieutenant Harry Wright Smith as an Officer of the Duke Of Wellington's Regiment (West Riding) he is wearing the Elephant Badge in his lapel, and has a wound stripe on his left sleeve above the cuff detailing.
The ribbon above his left tunic pocket denotes he was the recipient of the Military Medal when he was serving with his friends from Hull, Charles Verity & George William Williams in the 13th Battalion of the East Yorkshire Regiment, where his no. was 13/236
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Real sepia photograph postcard
2nd Lieutenant Harry Wright Smith in the uniform of the Duke of Wellington's (West Riding) Regiment
he wears a Sam Brown leather belt, has a swagger stick in his right hand and a leather glove in his left hand
Your Sincerely
Harry W. Smith
signed in blue ink diagonally across left hand bottom corner
stamped into bottom right corner: Photographer
R. H. Carling
SOUTH SHIELDS
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
2nd Lieutenant Harry Wright Smith as an Officer of the Duke Of Wellington's Regiment (West Riding) he is wearing the Elephant Badge in his lapel, and has a wound stripe on his left sleeve above the cuff detailing.
The ribbon above his left tunic pocket denotes he was the recipient of the Military Medal when he was serving with his friends from Hull, Charles Verity & George William Williams in the 13th Battalion of the East Yorkshire Regiment, where his no. was 13/236
-
Real sepia photograph postcard
2nd Lieutenant Harry Wright Smith
Your Sincerely
Harry W. Smith
signed in blue ink diagonally across left hand bottom corner
stamped into bottom right corner: Photographer
R. H. Carling
SOUTH SHIELDS
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
2nd Lieutenant Harry Wright Smith as an Officer of the Duke Of Wellington's Regiment (West Riding) he is wearing the Elephant Badge in his lapel, and has a wound stripe on his left sleeve above the cuff detailing.
The ribbon above his left tunic pocket denotes he was the recipient of the Military Medal when he was serving with his friends from Hull, Charles Verity & George William Williams in the 13th Battalion of the East Yorkshire Regiment, where his no. was 13/236
-
Real sepia photograph postcard of 2nd Lieutenant Harry Wright Smith as an Officer of the Duke Of Wellington's Regiment (West Riding) he is wearing the Elephant Badge in his lapel, and has a wound stripe on his left sleeve above the cuff detailing.
He was originally with his friends from Hull, Charles Verity & George William Williams in the East Yorkshire Regiment, where his no. was 13/236
Your Sincerely
Harry W. Smith
signed in blue ink diagonally across left hand bottom corner
stamped into bottom right corner: Photographer
R. H. Carling
SOUTH SHIELDS
-
Real sepia photograph postcard of 2nd Lieutenant Harry Wright Smith as an Officer of the Duke Of Wellington's Regiment (West Riding) he is wearing the Elephant Badge in his lapel, and has a wound stripe on his left sleeve above the cuff detailing.
He was originally with Charles Verity & George William Williams in the East Yorkshire Regiment, where his no. was 13/236
Your Sincerely
Harry W. Smith
signed in blue ink diagonally across left hand bottom corner
stamped into bottom right corner: Photographer
R. H. Carling
SOUTH SHIELDS
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Real sepia photograph postcard of 2nd Lieutenant Harry Wright Smith as an Officer of the Duke Of Wellington's Regiment (West Riding) he is wearing the Elephant Badge in his lapel, and has a wound stripe above his top left tunic pocket.
He was originally with Charles Verity & George William Williams in the East Yorkshire Regiment, where his no. was 13/236
Your Sincerely
Harry W. Smith
signed in blue ink diagonally across left hand bottom corner
stamped into bottom right corner: Photographer
R. H. Carling
SOUTH SHIELDS
-
Real sepia photograph postcard of 2nd Lieutenant Harry Wright Smith as an Officer of the Duke Of Wellington's Regiment (West Riding) he is wearing the Elephant Badge in his lapel, and has a wound stripe above his top left tunic pocket
Your Sincerely
Harry W. Smith
signed in blue ink diagonally across left hand bottom corner
stamped into bottom right corner: Photographer
R. H. Carling
SOUTH SHIELDS
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real photograph postcard of Harry Wright Smith as an Officer of the Duke Of Wellington's Regiment (West Riding) he is wearing the Elephant Badge in his lapel, and has a wound stripe above his top left tunic pocket
Your Sincerely
Harry W. Smith
signed in blue ink diagonally across left hand bottom corner
stamped into bottom right corner: Photographer
R. H. Carling
SOUTH SHIELDS
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real photograph postcard of Harry Wright Smith as an Officer
Your Sincerely
Harry W. Smith
signed in blue ink diagonally across left hand bottom corner
stamped into bottom right corner: Photographer
R. H. Carling
SOUTH SHIELDS
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Harry Wright Smith as an Officer
Your Sincerely
Harry W. Smith
signed in blue ink diagonally across left hand bottom corner
stamped into bottom right corner:
R. H. Carling
SOUTH SHIELDS
-
Harry Wright Smith as an Officer
Your Sincerely
Harry W. Smith
signed in blue ink diagonally across left hand bottom corner
stamped on bottom right corner:
R. H. Carling
SOUTH SHIELDS
-
Harry Wright Smith as an Officer
Your Sincerely
Harry W. Smith
stamped on bottom right corner:
R. H. Carling
SOUTH SHIELDS
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Harry Wright Smith as an Officer
Your Sincerely
Harry W. Smith
R. H. Carling
SOUTH SHIELDS
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Harry Wright Smith as an Officer
Your Sincerely
Harry W. Smith
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South Shields, Northumberland, England
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Document location South Shields, Northumberland, England
- ID
- 17242 / 190620
- Contributor
- Brian Verity
1918 – 1918
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www.thegazette.co.uk29 August 1917 List of Awards of Military Medal, Supplement to the Gazette
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