This postcard is a composite portrait of a family of four, made by combining a studio photograph of a bespectacled mother and her two children and a photograph of the children’s soldier–father, which has been inserted above them. The mother’s jewellery – a necklace and two rings on her wedding finger – is particularly noticeable, as are the worn soles of the toddler’s shoes. The soldier–father sports a fine moustache and holds a swagger stick. There is a row of medal ribbons on his chest. The details of the badges on his cap and shoulders are a little too indistinct to enable the identification of his regiment. Stamped on the back of this photographic postcard are the details of the photographer that produced it: ‘A. E. BROWN / 700 HIGH ROAD; TOTTENHAM in north London’. || A composite photograph. || || A composite photograph of a British soldier's family from Tottenham. || Photograph

Images of Michael and Edward Kihntopf at various locations. Image 1 shows Michael with a cannon group of the 5th Artillery, 9th ID. He is third from left. Image 2 shows Edward's graduating zugg. He is second standing on left. Third: athletic group, Edward first standing on left. Edward was assigned to 3rd Guard Division, Lehr Regt. Fourth image is Edward returning from patrol on 30/9/17. He is first on right standing. Image 5 is Edward(third on left standing) with his platoon on 23/10/17. Image 5 is Edward in hospital (center), undated. 6th: Edward with friend. 7th unidentified friend. 8th Edward (x overhead) with Turkish soldiers in Romania Feb. 1918. 9th In Romania with the Turks, Edard seated left, blurred. 10th Edward studio shot 11/18. Family assignments: Adolph Kihntopf: 3rd Ersatz Kompanie, IR 154, late 1918; Michael: opening war with the 5th Artillery, 9th ID and transferred to Landwehr IR 71, 215 ID in 1916 finishing the war there; Rudolph: 6Kompanie, Pioneer Rgt 29, 215th ID; Edward: 2nd Kompanie Lehr Rgt, 3rd Guard Div. until 1918 then transferred to Ukraine occupation forces til the end of war; Konstantin: Regt unknown, killed 1916 on Western Front.

Medal Roll describing medals awarded (from Birr, Offaly) Resume of his military career Originals of documents are owned by Frederick Noel Daly || Jeremiah Daly was my greatuncle from Tipperary Town who served in the Leinster Regiment from 1900 til 1907 then got married and had 2 children before he was called up in August 1914. He went to France with the British Expeditionary Force (B.E.F.) in August. He was killed on the 20th of October 1914 in the village of Premesque. || || Army records for Jeremiah Daly || 50.655499,2.952115000000049