Lancaster nostalgia picture appeal

These two pictures were brought in by reader Margaret Rae '“ do you recognise anyone?
By The Newsroom
Published 16th Nov 2017, 15:14 BST
Updated 12th Dec 2017, 07:28 BST
Workers from the White Lund munitions factory including Rosa Curwen (left, bottom row). Her daughter Kitty is also pictured, bottom centre. Does anyone know anybody else on the photo? Thanks to Margaret Rae for the picture. Rosa was Margaret's grandmother.Workers from the White Lund munitions factory including Rosa Curwen (left, bottom row). Her daughter Kitty is also pictured, bottom centre. Does anyone know anybody else on the photo? Thanks to Margaret Rae for the picture. Rosa was Margaret's grandmother.
Workers from the White Lund munitions factory including Rosa Curwen (left, bottom row). Her daughter Kitty is also pictured, bottom centre. Does anyone know anybody else on the photo? Thanks to Margaret Rae for the picture. Rosa was Margaret's grandmother.

The first picture shows workers from the White Lund munitions factory including Rosa Curwen (Margaret’s grandmother, from left, bottom row).

Margaret’s daughter, Kitty is also pictured (bottom centre).

Does anyone know anybody else on the photo?

John Helme from Skerton, Margaret Rae's grandfather. John served in Mesopotamia during the First World War. Margaret asks does anyone know the significance of the badge on her grandpa's cap?John Helme from Skerton, Margaret Rae's grandfather. John served in Mesopotamia during the First World War. Margaret asks does anyone know the significance of the badge on her grandpa's cap?
John Helme from Skerton, Margaret Rae's grandfather. John served in Mesopotamia during the First World War. Margaret asks does anyone know the significance of the badge on her grandpa's cap?
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The other picture shows John Helme from Skerton, Margaret Rae’s grandfather.

John served in Mesopotamia during the First World War.

Margaret asks does anyone know the significance of the badge on her grandpa’s cap?

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