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Who is this player?

Sorting through an incredible loan to the museum of postcards and photos going back to 1920.


Among them were these two photos.

Can anyone name the player? We assume it's a Charlton player but can't be sure.

And is it the same player standing on the left behind the players' coach in 1953?

Any information welcome
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    Stockley 
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    Hans Jepson?
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    Stockley 


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    Hans Jepson?
    No, definitely not Jepson.

    And the first photo is from 1946.
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    Gordon Hurst?

    Hayden Mullins?
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    Addickted said:
    Gordon Hurst?

    Hayden Mullins?
    Definitely neither of them.

    It's most likely a reserve as we'd have recognised him otherwise.
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    Trialist 
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    A young Obafemi Martin?
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    A young Obafemi Martin?
    He’s still only 21 now. 
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    George Weah's cousin?
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    I feel that some people are not taking this important historical query seriously



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    edited August 2021
    Looks like it was Jimmy Walls.

    I was wondering if it was Jock Campbell who was at Cafc from 1946 until 1958. 
    I was looking at Cafc players who were born between 1927-29 as the young picture in 46 appeared to be that timeline.
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    Could it be Jimmy Walls (found this on ebay)?

    Thanks @idealworld
    I think you are right.

    Many thanks
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    Did he drive the ice cream van?
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    Did he drive the ice cream van?
    Shh... he's got ears
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    Walls Ice Cream. 
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    Looks like it was Jimmy Walls.

    I was wondering if it was Jock Campbell who was at Cafc from 1946 until 1958. 
    I was looking at Cafc players who were born between 1927-29 as the young picture in 46 appeared to be that timeline.

    It's not Jock Campbell.



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    Addickted said:
    Dave Rudd said:
    Looks like it was Jimmy Walls.

    I was wondering if it was Jock Campbell who was at Cafc from 1946 until 1958. 
    I was looking at Cafc players who were born between 1927-29 as the young picture in 46 appeared to be that timeline.

    It's not Jock Campbell.




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    edited August 2021
    Getty Images lists 'James Walls' as second from the left in the back row.

    August 1948.


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    edited August 2021
    Dave Rudd said:
    Getty Images lists 'James Walls' as second from the left in the back row.

    August 1948.


    The roof on the left recently repaired following bomb damage, the entrances to the covered end still there today...
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    Could it be Jimmy Walls (found this on ebay)?

    great spot...
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    more importantly who is the bloke in the white uniform holding an egg or golf ball ?
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    Dave Rudd said:
    Getty Images lists 'James Walls' as second from the left in the back row.

    August 1948.


    If they had social media back then people would complain about the white collar and hooped socks (or were they referred to as stockings back then?)
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    more importantly who is the bloke in the white uniform holding an egg or golf ball ?
    One mystery at a time but yes
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    Dave Rudd said:
    Getty Images lists 'James Walls' as second from the left in the back row.

    August 1948.



    And thanks to you Dave, I now know Jock Campbell is sitting in the front row two from the left as we look at the picture.
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    iaitch said:
    Dave Rudd said:
    Getty Images lists 'James Walls' as second from the left in the back row.

    August 1948.


    If they had social media back then people would complain about the white collar and hooped socks (or were they referred to as stockings back then?)
    Mmmm, stockings....as for the white knickers...
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