Sanger Shepherd color process

[hugh tifft]

[hugh tifft]

Thank you David,

I'll look around and let you know what I have discovered.

Regards,

Hugh

David Gobbitt said:

Hello Hugh

Perhaps the rank or regiment could be identified from the collar or helmet by specialists at the National Army Museum or an online community such as the British & Commonwealth Military Badge Forum.

There are also some very helpful contributors to RootsChat's board for questions about the Armed Forces.

All I can say with any certainty, looking at the buttons and the sword, is that the image should be flipped (laterally inverted).

David

[David Gobbitt]

Hello Hugh

Perhaps the rank or regiment could be identified from the collar or helmet by specialists at the National Army Museum or an online community such as the British & Commonwealth Military Badge Forum.

There are also some very helpful contributors to RootsChat's board for questions about the Armed Forces.

All I can say with any certainty, looking at the buttons and the sword, is that the image should be flipped (laterally inverted).

David

[hugh tifft]

I am hoping someone can help me identify the rank or branch of military service that this man is from.

The sitter's name etc.This is a Sanger Shepherd 3 color transparency  process from circa 1900-1905. I have no idea of the photographer's identity at this time. As you can see there is a bit of a color registration shift inherent in the process.