Allied Portrait Mrs. Finch (5)

Black and white photography, shot inside, Fotoatelier, December 1947 Shoulder, front view - A young woman in uniform (without service badge), about the middle of 20 years old, sits slightly obliquely in front of the camera, the right shoulder is lower than the left shoulder. She looks with a serious, clear view. Mrs. Finch has dark eyes, a large face with broad jaw bones, dark eyebrows and a strong chin. The mouth is narrow and closed. Mrs. Finch’s uniform is black, she wears a bright shirt, plus a black tie. A silver button can be seen on the right of the shoulder flap. The dark, full, semi-long hair has brushed it up above the forehead to a wave, the curly side hair to the rear, the ears are almost free. Bes. Characteristic: Mrs. Finch has been able to record herself once in March of the same year, this time under the name Larkin, without further information. The order book also contains the reference “Cumberland House.” Ch. K.