2 army uniforms

[Hanford]

Ohh that's a better picture that you've posted, thanks 
They both have that little wavey bit at the bottom...
Now I can hopefully find a medal card for him, thank you again 

[mmm45]

unsure of the ribbon on his tunic...He SHOULD have a 1915 Star as well as British War and Victory Medals if you have to rule some guys with same name and regiment out...also be aware he couldve served in other regiments prior to the one post 1918

Ady

[gortonboy]

hi,,do you know when and where Frank Mooney was born? 

[Hanford]

Morning 

I had a look for a medal card, but there isn't one 
Maybe he was in a different regiment before the picture was taken like you said 

unsure of the ribbon on his tunic...He SHOULD have a 1915 Star as well as British War and Victory Medals if you have to rule some guys with same name and regiment out...also be aware he couldve served in other regiments prior to the one post 1918

Ady

Morning to you too 

I do indeed, London in 1890 , he died in 1919 and was a serjant in The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment, 15th bn , we aren't too sure if it's him in the picture though 

[old rowley]

I would suggest that the cap badge is that of the Royal Berkshire Regiment rather than that of the Buff's. If you look at the badge closely you will see the base is deeper than the one for the Buff's plus the fact that the dragon shown on the RB' cap badge has no wings where as the one for the Buff's has.

If it is the badge for the RB's as I suspect it is then, there are two MIC's for two soldier's by the name of Thomas Reynolds on the TNA site, the first for private Thomas  Reynolds 9721 and the second for private Thomas Reynolds 9367 & 7367.

OR.

[Hanford]

I would suggest that the cap badge is that of the Royal Berkshire Regiment rather than that of the Buff's. If you look at the badge closely you will see the base is deeper than the one for the Buff's plus the fact that the dragon shown on the RB' cap badge has no wings where as the one for the Buff's has.

If it is the badge for the RB's as I suspect it is then, there are two MIC's for two soldier's by the name of Thomas Reynolds on the TNA site, the first for private Thomas  Reynolds 9721 and the second for private Thomas Reynolds 9367 & 7367.

OR.

You're right 
There's a Thomas W Reynolds in the Army Service Corps, Royal Berkshire Regiment, Labour Corps... My Thomas was Thomas Walter so that could be him?
Thank you 

[old rowley]

It may well be your Thomas Walter but I would add an air of caution in saying that is until you obtain a copy of his army record. However at least you have the addition of service numbers to add into your search to cross reference when looking for his records. You maybe lucky to find them on either Ancestry or FindMyPast.

OR.

[mmm45]

OR
I agree with the differences you point out....good spot

Ady

[gortonboy]

hi,, was Thomas walter Reynolds born 1880 in Pimlico ,London?