During the Second World War, Sep was working at Saunders-Roe (Saro) in East Cowes. Here is a roster showing that for a while he was in charge of no. 3 Section. The pencilled amendments are in his handwriting.
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Some recently-discovered photos. Click to enlarge
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About this blog
This is a gallery of photos discovered in the loft of my late mother’s house, mostly of my late stepfather before she married him. Its main interest will be to his children, who were taken to New Zealand in the early Fifties and never saw him again; and his grandchildren.
I'd already started the blog by posting some scans of old photographic prints. Then my sister Mary discovered a box containing 100 negatives - see this post. Instead of sending them for processing, I've been scanning them and turning them into positives.
I'd already started the blog by posting some scans of old photographic prints. Then my sister Mary discovered a box containing 100 negatives - see this post. Instead of sending them for processing, I've been scanning them and turning them into positives.
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- Snapshot of Sep
- Peter?
- "Just off Watch"
- Merchant seaman on shore
- New Elizabethan
- Sep (with Jean & Michael?) at Powys House
- Sep's mother
- Sep's mother & group
- Sep in front of Powys House?
- Sep & friends
- With birthday wishes 1936
- Undated passport photo
- A Saunders-Roe seaplane
- Trade Union cards
- Home Guard duty
- Is this Michael?
- The man in the raincoat
- Fatherhood
- 1929: Sep becomes a merchant seaman
- Tarzan at Carisbrooke Castle
- Sep 1937
- The sailor-man
- At the shoe-shop
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