A British Army Medical Officer Photograph; Major William Lesley Langley Newly Listed While the first part of

While the first part of his army was battling the Austrians on the far bank

His fine action enabled his company to advance to the objective

being dignosed with myopia (nearsightedness) and ametrophia (a condition characterized by an optic defect involving an error of refraction)

recruiting was carried out by the Corps of Guides of the Non-Permanent Active Militia

1916 with the 130th Battalion in Perth

A British Army Medical Officer Photograph; Major William Lesley Langley Newly Listed While the first part ofA British Army Medical Officer Photograph; Major William Lesley Langley Sepia toned studio portrait mounted to cardboard, matte finish, obverse illustrating a standing Langley in uniform, reverse inscribed "PHOTOGRAPHED BY R. POATE, at the PHOTOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE, PEMBROKE STREET, PORTSMOUTH" and identified as "Major Langley" in handwritten ink in the lower left corner, 63 mm x 104 mm, extremely fine. Footnote: Listed in Volume One, Page 305 of the