Great War Portraits

A complementary and unique photographic print offer of my friend and Great War veteran, Alf Razzell, who went 'over-the-top' in the Battle of the Somme in July 1916.
 
Each print is signed and embossed with my personal photographic stamp.
 
Never offered before and for a limited period only, this is a unique gift that you certainly won't be able to buy anywhere else!
 
This offer is strictly limited. Buy your copy of Great War Portraits before 18th December 2013 to reserve your print.
 
The story behind the image: Alf was one of only 160 survivors from 800 brave men in his battalion who went over the top
 
8th Battalion Royal Fusiliers war diary describes the events of that day: ......"With gallant courage the colonel (Lt-Col. Albemarle Cator Annesley DSO) led the attack and waving his stick, he shouted the familier words of encouragement of a field day......suffering heavy casualties, few officers were left but the men (were) gallantly led by their NCOs.....Six officers were killed and 17 others wounded...."
 
“The Bn went into action about 800 strong and came out 160 strong" [Alf was one of those survivors]
 
Colonel Annesley died that evening, after being wounded four times whilst leading his men.
 
Alf lived for another 79 years and died in 1995 aged 97.
 
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