Inscriptions on reverse read: “Dear Aunt Will and I had this photo taken in London, on my leave. I just received them last night. I think it is a splendid photo of Will. ?He does not think so but I do. Laurence” and “Laurence Clark (sitting) and brother Bill”.

Postcard of Laurence and William Clark dressed in uniform with lemon squeezer hats. William is standing and has a cane in his right hand and a black arm band on his left sleeve. Laurence is sitting on a wooden seat made from tree branches and has a stick in his left hand. He is wearing putties on his legs.

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Inscription on reverse reads: “Thomas Clark, brother to W G & E Clark”.

Thomas Clark, son of Walter and Maud Clark. Thomas is sitting back to front on a wooden chair. He is wearing a dark three piece suit, a white shirt and striped tie. On his right lapel he has a RSA badge, and he has a watch on his right wrist. Thomas died in 1922 or 1924.

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Small photograph of Mrs Maud Clark showing her sitting on a plaid rug on a wooden verandah. She is wearing a patterned dress with long sleves and dark shoes. Behind her is a door which features stained glass panels.

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Inscription on front reads: “Your Dad when a boy”. Inscription on reverse reads: “Walter Mace Clark”.

Head and shoulders photograph of Walter Mace Clark as a young man. Mr Clark is wearing a dark jacket, buttoned at the top button only, over a white shirt and a dotted tie. He has a white handkerchief in his breast pocket, and is bareheaded.

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Faded photograph of Clark’s shop in Oxford Street believed to be dated c 1900. The unidentified men and three unidentified youths are outside the shop. Under the verandah and against the front of the building four overcoats and three blankets are hanging.

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