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Old Photographs, Recognition, Handwriting Deciphering => Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs => Topic started by: TROOPER ROLLO on Saturday 03 April 21 11:14 BST (UK)
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Douglas James sustained some awful injuries in WW1 and spent 2 months in Baschurch Hospital and many more months receiving treatment for his injuries. Although he must have been in constant pain he is remembered for being very mild mannered and always helpful.
This picture is somewhat faded and could do with brightening up.
Douglas is second from the right in the front row.
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Quickie :D :D :D Will try to get back to it later.
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just tweaked what is already there
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My try. Once again I've had to scale back the image jpeg quality to "8" (on a scale of 1-12) to stay under Rootchat's image size restrictions. I'll e-mail you the best quality photo.
Mike
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One from me
Pat
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My try. :)
Peter
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As the title says hospital blues, was the original posting colourised in some way?
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The blue uniform worn by soldiers in military hospitals was known as the 'Convalescent Blues' of 'Hospital Blues'. Men arrived at the hospital from the front in filthy lice-infested army uniforms, and the Convalescent Blues were an aid to preventing infection and disease. They also identified the wounded soldier as the returning hero.
Sadly the picture above was in Black and White but here is a picture showing the colour.
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Here he is in his hospital blues
Pat
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Thank you everyone for your help.
Your time is very much appreciated.