Uniform that Annie Dorcas is wearing in the photograph

[Elise_CL]

Yep, looks like The Light Infantry to me as well.

[jim1]

This one:
Could be the Dorsets or Durham L.I.

[jess5athome]

Hi, take a look here,
Frank.

http://www.rootschat.com/links/0xaq/

[jess5athome]

Snap jim1
 

Frank.

[jim1]

Although this is very pseudo military looking I don't think it is.
Women in organisations such as the Salvation or Church army wouldn't have dressed like this nor women in the military.
This looks v. late WW1 - early 1920's when the women's movement was at it's height so may be more of a political statement than anything else. What the significance of the cap badge is I can't say.
The badge resembles this more than the other.
It's the Ox & Bucks.

jim

[John915]

Good evening,

She's wearing normal clothing in a dark colour and has a sweetheart brooch for either the Ox and Bucks or the Shropshires.

John915

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[John915]

Back again,

Jim, that badge is pre 1908. The 52nd foot were the Oxfordshire Light Infantry, Bucks was added in 1908 and the no dropped. But you were close

John915

[John915]

And again,

Very similar to my grandmother, seated.

John915

[Hackstaple]

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