Two formal group photographs, taken in the same location and at the same time. The first shows 23 men in police uniform with cap badges of Swansea County Borough Police, and one civilian. The second shows 21 men in wartime uniform, wearing Brodie helmets: Sgt. George Reynolds, no. FPR13, is identifiable on the extreme right, middle row. Photographs by Jack Thomas, 12 St Helen's Road, Swansea.

This material is held atWest Glamorgan Archive Service

Reference
- GB 216 D/D Z 1115/5-6
Dates of Creation
- n.d., c. 1939-1945
Language of Material
- English
Physical Description
- 1 photograph

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Photographs of Sergeant George Reynolds of Swansea (1877-1953)D/D Z 1115

Photograph of a group of men with a car, registration plate CY-47. George Reynolds is sitting in the passenger side seat next to the driver.D/D Z 1115/1

Formal group photograph of a group of 102 soldiers in uniform of the Welsh GuardsD/D Z 1115/2

Formal group photograph entitled '24th Regiment: the ninth gathering of the Old Comrades' Club, The Barracks, Brecon, 19-20th April 1924'. The regiment is the 24th Regiment of Foot, which became the South Wales Borderers in 1881. The men appear too old to have fought in the First World War. Photograph by O. Jackson, photographer, Brecon.D/D Z 1115/3

Formal group photograph of the County Borough of Swansea Police. By the London Panoramic Company, 10 Farringdon Avenue, London EC4.D/D Z 1115/4

Two formal group photographs, taken in the same location and at the same time. The first shows 23 men in police uniform with cap badges of Swansea County Borough Police, and one civilian. The second shows 21 men in wartime uniform, wearing Brodie helmets: Sgt. George Reynolds, no. FPR13, is identifiable on the extreme right, middle row. Photographs by Jack Thomas, 12 St Helen's Road, Swansea.D/D Z 1115/5-6