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Wilfred Bailey my Grandfather back row 3rd from left.

Leeds

I do not not know what he was doing in Leeds. As far as I know his Father ran a shop in East Stratton and he did marry my Grandmother Flora Tull who also lived in East Stratton. Oh! for a time machine.
As far I know in the 1940-50,s he was a mechanic repairing the buses of the Thames Valley fleet in Reading, Berkshire.

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Jack Hoying22-Feb-2013 03:17
Great shot of this group. Glad the leg wrappings were explained. Is that a bugler on the right?
John Ewing19-Feb-2013 10:51
Fascinating! Imagine having to wind those puttees before breakfast after a heavy evening down the pub.
Long Bach Nguyen18-Feb-2013 23:59
fabulous image and priceless and full of memories
fotabug18-Feb-2013 23:29
You have a remarkable collection of family pictures, Roger, which is something to be thankful for!
Ann17-Feb-2013 14:45
Are you doing a family tree Roger because these old photos would be a great addition to the project?
Ruth Voorhis17-Feb-2013 04:07
Interesting and remarkably clear old image, Roger.
Laura Milholland17-Feb-2013 03:00
Interesting to see all these old photos, Roger.
Paul Milholland17-Feb-2013 00:17
Nice to know that these guys survived the war. ;-)
Roger Bailey16-Feb-2013 23:58
I think have explained this, they are puttees, I used to wear them but over the ankle not up to the knee.
Roger Bailey16-Feb-2013 23:58
I think have explained this, they are puttees, I used to wear them but over the ankle not up to the knee.
Steve Thuman16-Feb-2013 23:45
The photo has held up remarkably well for nearly 100 years!
paplvr16-Feb-2013 23:39
Do you suppose they wrapped their lower legs in a bandage type thing. Cheaper than boots! Linda S
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