Who and When?

[grumpy]

Yes we are not finished with this surely?

Another suggestion [only] of post 1907 is that the one year lozenge was officially discarded, although it lingered.
Absence is no proof of course.

[Postwarden]

More detailed scans as requested.

Jon

[manchesters]

Thats makes the cap badge clearer, all the same KRRC style cross.

I recognise the PBP, of a series of 4 intertwined letters in WM within a black wreath surmounted by a crown.

Still think they are Middlesex RV/London Regiment c. 1908.

regards

[grey brigade]

The pouch belt plate is the Buckinghamshire rifle volunteer corps - they appear to be wearing the TF cap badge from the close up images

Regards

[Keith Blakeman]

Originally Posted by manchesters

Thats makes the cap badge clearer, all the same KRRC style cross.

I recognise the PBP, of a series of 4 intertwined letters in WM within a black wreath surmounted by a crown.

Still think they are Middlesex RV/London Regiment c. 1908.

regards

The CSRV (Civil Service) is the only Middlesex/London PBP with lettering from the period in question and it's the wrong shape, POW feathers would be the headress badge also.

I think Buckinghamshire makes a lot of sense.

Here's a link to a post-1902 version of the PBP.

https://www.google.com/search?q=buck...exm6A4tgkhLZaM