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Locker page No 4

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The Memorabilia on this page belongs to
William Angus

 

Far East Insignia

Moao Tse Tung Plate 1967

The 6LF
Recruits Hand Book

This was given to LCpl William Black, at Troutbeck, Cumberland
in 1927.

The 6LF
Recruits Hand Book

My grandfather was the medical room NCO, or as he has written
in the book, the Regimental 1st Aid Post.

L/cpl Black
in his tent

 

Lancashire Fusiliers
Collar Dogs

 

Lancashire Fusiliers
Shoulder Titles

Lancashire Fusiliers
Cap Badge

 

A programme from a play
4LF performed in
Barry Wales
1918

The Players

 

HMS Euryalus visit to 1LF
Hong Kong
Gallipoli Day
25th April 1968

 



A programme of 2nd Play by 4LF
in Barry Wales
Feb 1918

The Players

HMS Euryalus visit to 4RRF
28th April 1968



District Bank Plaque
of War Dead
Bearing the names:
Lt. Joseph Higgin Jobling 10th Bn
2Lt. Edward Mead 6th Bn

Lancashire Fusiliers

 


 

Plate commemorating the
formation of
RRF.

Discharge Document 1919
for Ernest Heywood

Invitation to a
Sgts Mess Annual Dinner
Salford 1939.


Newspaper cutting, territorials 1/6 LF leaving for France 1939.

Newspaper Report of
Territorial action in
France 1940.


Report of the DSO awarded to
Lt Col J B Gartside
June 29th 1940
.

Invitation to Beating of Retreat.
Hong Kong 25 April 1968.
Disbandment of LFs.

Menu for Sgts Mess
39th LF
.

Cheque dated Feb 19th 1917 paid to OC A Coy,1/5 Lancashire Fusiliers, signed by Capt C.E. Hartley Captain PRI, counter signed by M. Holbuton.


Cheque dated Aug 31st 1916, paid out to EXF Canteen, signed by Captain George B.Horridge,
5th Lanc Fusiliers




A piece of shrapnel from a German 88 AA gun from Africa when
my grand father was in the 8th army in Libya. He came back home and
had the piece chrome plated with his plaque on it, his army number, rank
and name and place of action, the infamous Halfaya Pass. June 1941,
this was when GFM Rommel was still in charge and doing well.
The shrapnel is about 6 inches long by 5 inches wide, would not fancy
getting hit by any of it. My mom told me that her dad said when he picked
it up it was still hot and he stuck it in one of his pouches, or so she told me that.
( I am named after my grandfather, the W so is for William )


Picture of LFs
placing roses
in their hats before the
Battle of Minden.

 

LF Christmas

Card Cover

 

 

Christmas Card
sent by
Lt Col R.M. Watson
1LF

Christmas Card
1929
Gibralter

with a picture of
Trooping the Colours
Minden Day

 

Christmas Card
1930
India


with a picture of
Trooping the Colours
Minden day



Christmas Card
1932
Catterick



with a picture of

Trooping the Colours

 

A
booklet about
HMS Euryalas



WW2 Glengarry
worn by the
Lorne Scots

 

The first HMS Euryalus

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