Supt George Townend Glamorgan Constabulary 1907
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Submitted by Ross Mather Po… on Fri, 14/11/2014 - 09:45
I think that this photograph might relate to the funeral of 'Superintendent Townend'. A riderless horse or caparisoned horse (in reference to its ornamental coverings)is a single horse, without a rider, and with boots reversed in the stirrups. This often accompanies a funeral procession. It cannot be a reference to the police officer shown in the photo. His rank is that of a Constable (Second Class) and indicated by the single inverted chevron on his lower right sleeve.
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