Soldier photographed at Kinmel Camp, Wales
Soldier photographed at Kinmel Camp, Wales
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Image Details
| Title | Soldier photographed at Kinmel Camp, Wales |
|---|---|
| Description |
A black and white photograph of a soldier standing by a stone pillar in a photographer's studio. He is wearing a Simplified tunic, introduced in 1916 as an economy measure and a leather belt with a snake clasp. He is standing beside a balustrade with a small flight of steps and a backdrop behind him. The photograph would seem to be a copy made by Bustin Studios of a postcard as it is inscribed "American Galleries Kimmel Park Nr Rhyl". Kinmel Park Camp was built in 1915 as a training camp for Lord Kitchener’s Army, near Rhyl, Wales. |
| Photographer / artist | Bustin Studios |
| Publisher | Herefordshire Archive and Records Centre |
| Contributor(s) | |
| Date | [1916-1920] |
| Type | Image |
| Format | Photograph |
| Identifier | G36-369-16 |
| Area | Other |
| Collection Holder | Herefordshire Archives |
