Photographs of John Whittle
Member of contributor's wife's family.
3 photographs
Photographs of men of the Coldstream Guards, plus a single portrait of John Whittle, Coldstream Guards c.1918.
Large group: Number 2 company (provisional) Battalion, Coldstream Guards, Aldershot 1918
CONTRIBUTOR
D Banks
DATE
1918
LANGUAGE
eng
ITEMS
12
INSTITUTION
Europeana 1914-1918
PROGRESS
METADATA
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