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K676 - Photographs of members of Cambridge County Club and Cambridgeshire Militia. Also a collection of maps, books and prints.
- O - Official Records
  - 1 - A scrapbook of photographs about the Cambridgeshire Militia which later became the 4th Battalion of Suffolk Regiment.

RefNo	K676/O/1/62
AltRefNo	676/O1 page 62
Title	Army football team (in kit, named). Sergeant Mortimer (1st Grenadier Guards), Sergeant Coleman (2nd Royal Fusiliers), Private Bishop (2nd Scots Guards), Private Betmead (Guards Depot), Captain E.G. Curtis ( Bedfordshire Regiment, Honorary Secretary Army F.A.), Private Cutts (Kings Own Yorkshire II), Private Bluff (Kings Own Yorkshire II), Sergeant Kelly (2nd Grenadier Guards), Corporal Franklin (2nd Royal Fusiliers), Corporal Guscher (2nd Royal Fusiliers), Piper Smith (2nd Scots Guards), Lieutenant G.B. Pollock-Hodsoll (4th Suffolk Regiment, Captain), Private Low (1st Scots Guards).
Description	Photograph. In Cambridgeshire Militia album.
Date	1903-1904
CreatorName	Cambridgeshire Militia: photographs of officers
Repository	Cambridgeshire Archives

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