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Ken BAULF Reproduced by kind permission: Jim BAULF
(49B) This photograph shows my brother, who is still alive at
86, when he was a boy soldier at Chepstow Boys' School. I think that it must
be one of the oldest photographs of a boy apprentice. The uniform was the
same as we had, except for the puttees, and no collar badges. He too says
that the white belt was the bane of his life, and many pace-stick hits made
him start all over with the white renovator!
Kenneth BAULF, Army Number B2545, trained
as a fitter 1934-5 in ‘C’ Coy Source: http://www.armyapprenticescollege.homestead.com/34.html Published : 15th
August 2006
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