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Not Liverpool Scottish!!
Bought the attached on eBay for not a lot. It was described as a Liverpool Scottish item but none of the officers were in the Liverpool Scottish.
Turns out it is the officers of the WW2 10th ( Home Service ) Battalion so still pleased with it. P.
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Peter,
Nice item, is it printed or hand drawn and coloured? Simon. |
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The cartoonist is Fred May. Lots of references on the Internet like this:
https://www.npg.org.uk/collections/s...08083/fred-may Tim
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Thanks for the link. Simon. |
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Thanks Simon and Tim.
Peter
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I have a similiar one which is definitely Liverpool Scottish as one of the cartoons is of my gt uncle who was the MO.
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