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Secretan photographer
Hi all
A while back a member informed me in a thread that a Secretan was a regimental photographer to a London regiment, and mentioned they had several photographs attributed to him. I can't find the thread, or recall which regiment it was. Can anyone enlighten me? Thanks Colin
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Colin,
It is a rare word, so go to a Google search page. type: secretan site:britishbadgeforum.com It gave me 5 hits. Good luck, |
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Found it; G.W. Secretan was appointed official photographer to the Artist's Rifles Cheers Colin
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Hi, I have a photo of a group of 7 WAACs taken at Hare Hall, must have been sometime in 1917. My grandmother is one of them and served as a Forewoman with the 2/28 Artists Rifles OTC. I have been told that the photographer was most probably G.W. Secretan and I wondered if there would have been a record made by him, or an assistant, at the time, recording details of who he'd photographed and where. The number inscribed on the front is 5025.
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