Old Photos For No Reason Whatsoever

[drblade]

One of our old boys. Any idea who? Probably dates to early 1920’s

 

[Silent Blade]

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One of our old boys. Any idea who? Probably dates to early 1920’s

Not 100% sure

 

[drblade]

Also, this one Silent Blade Possibly Waugh? Same kind of date.

 

[drblade]

Not 100% sure

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Could be. It’s a good shout.

I have quite a few old postcards by Furniss, these two I don’t have names for.

Some of the other players featured on the postcards weren’t what you would call ‘regulars’. Which makes the photos even more interesting IMHO.

 

[Silent Blade]

Also, this one Silent Blade Possibly Waugh? Same kind of date.View attachment 238809

Yes, Jimmy Waugh who was unlucky not to play in the 1925 FA Cup Final, he had a neck injury. Played over 100 games as our centre back but struggled to cope with the new offside rule introduced in the 1925-26 season.

Yes, reckon photo was taken in early 1920s.

 

[drblade]

Silent Blade Difficult when there isn't another photo to compare. I have a couple of team photos from early 1920, but I don't see an obvious match for these two.

One more, what about this one..Pantling?

 

[Silent Blade]

Silent Blade Difficult when there isn't another photo to compare. I have a couple of team photos from early 1920, but I don't see an obvious match for these two.

One more, what about this one..Pantling?View attachment 238811

Not Pantling, will try to find out

 

[drblade]

Not Pantling, will try to find out

Thanks Silent Blade that would be great

 

[drblade]

A more recognisable face, even with hair and in a suit. Nice he signed it though.

This postcard dates from the same time as the one above. The reverse has the same characteristics.

 

[Silent Blade]

View attachment 238812A more recognisable face, even with hair and in a suit. Nice he signed it though.

This postcard dates from the same time as the one above. The reverse has the same characteristics.

Won FA Cup medal for both 1915 and 1925. Carried on living in Hebburn throughout his playing career but moved to Sheffield after retiring to football as he ran a shop at , I think, Abbeydale Road

 

[I should coco]

Not 100% sure

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"Gassed and wounded in the First World War, Albert Rawson never had the stamina...."

Poor bastard.

Moving on from Chlorine, by 1917 the Germans had Mustard Gas, which was an oily substance that would cling to uniforms and cause agonising blister burns.

How deadly was the poison gas of WW1?

Gas terrified soldiers in WW1, but it killed comparatively few of them, at least on the Western Front. So why was it the one WW1 weapon to be banned?

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Silent Blade]

"Gassed and wounded in the First World War, Albert Rawson never had the stamina...."

Poor bastard.

Moving on from Chlorine, by 1917 the Germans had Mustard Gas, which was an oily substance that would cling to uniforms and cause agonising blister burns.

How deadly was the poison gas of WW1?

Gas terrified soldiers in WW1, but it killed comparatively few of them, at least on the Western Front. So why was it the one WW1 weapon to be banned?

www.bbc.co.uk

My maternal grandfather was gassed in WW1 too

 

[Sean Thornton]

My maternal grandfather was gassed in WW1 too

Mine too. Not that badly it seems as they put him back on the front line some time after where he was shot in the legs.

 

[Silent Blade]

Mine too. Not that badly it seems as they put him back on the front line some time after where he was shot in the legs.

Same regiment? My grandfather, Harold Milner, joined the war when he was 15 pretending to be 16. After the war he went to Mesopotamia and Egypt. He was a war time policeman during WW2

 

[DifferentClass]

Not 100% sure

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Menlove

 

[Silent Blade]

Menlove

 

[DifferentClass]

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First chairman of the Rainbow Blades?

 

[bornandbred]

Dad's father came back from the War and Dad was born in 1920.Two years later his father died from the effects of the gas used by the Germans.

 

[Sean Thornton]

Same regiment? My grandfather, Harold Milner, joined the war when he was 15 pretending to be 16. After the war he went to Mesopotamia and Egypt. He was a war time policeman during WW2

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Yorks and Lancs. I have the details somewhere.
My grandmothers (his wife) maiden name was Milner.

 

[Silent Blade]

Yorks and Lancs. I have the details somewhere.
My grandmothers (his wife) maiden name was Milner.

Yes, York and Lancaster regiment too.

You and I could be distant relatives? My great grandfather was from Barlborough.

 

[Sean Thornton]

Yes, York and Lancaster regiment too.

You and I could be distant relatives? My great grandfather was from Barlborough.

S2 area.

 

[Sean Thornton]

Yes, York and Lancaster regiment too.

You and I could be distant relatives? My great grandfather was from Barlborough.

Actually her father was named Percy and born in Rotherham in 1877.