Photograph probably taken at Royal Artillery Barracks, Woolwich

My father has written on the back of this photograph:
 '2 uncles with their father, Eycott I think'.
If the soldiers are Eycotts, then the older man is not their father as He died in 1886.
There is also:
A reprint instruction:
' 26190 Premier Bust of old gent only - Finish'.
'Now Southport Rd'
'68 Station Rd Enlarge Old Man Bust only New Brown'
Station Road could be in Plumstead. It was renamed Southport Road in the 1920s and is very close to Downes Street, where the Downes family lived, and Edward Eycott married Juliana Downes.

The postcard post-dates 1902 as the back is divided to allow a message to be written on the left.

 This is Edward Eycott on his wedding day in 1903. The soldier on the left of the previous picture appears be an older Edward.  However, Edward's service record shows that he was in the Army Service Corps, but in the picture on the left his cap bears a Royal Artillery cap badge. In both pictures the badges of rank on the right sleeves appear to be identical. Can anyone explain this?
Does anyone know anything about them? And what was the date? Do the uniforms give a clue?

The gentlemen above are in the Harrow Inn, Abbey Wood. On the left is James Titchell, 2nd left is Arthur Strutt. Arthur was married to Mabel Stiggers, but I am unable to find any earlier  records of Arthur or tie him in with my known Strutts.
Also can you identify any of the other men?

Amelia Jane Boon was married to Major George Edwin T. Fulcher, an army officer who served in India and who was an ARP officer in Hartlepool during WWII. The family are first recorded in Hartlepool in 1917. Amelia died there in 1940 and  George in 1950.  Does anyone know any more about the family or about the Major's military career?

My Grandmother, Emily May, was born at The Grange, Dummer in 1884, according to her birth certificate. This seems unlikely, since she was the daughter of a farm labourer, and the 1881 Census shows The Grange to have been unoccupied at the time.
Can anybody help?

The woman in the centre has been cut out and added to the picture, hence the different lighting.
 The Carte de Visite print I have was made from a copy negative of the result, which accounts for the relatively poor quality of the print. The fashions lead me to believe that the photograph of the 2 outer women was taken in the 1890s, whilst the unprinted back of the card suggests 1900 plus. The dress worn by the woman in the centre could be of earlier vintage.

The photograph was produced  by Henry Linn, 64 Powis Street and 36 Taylor Street, Woolwich, who operated from these addresses between 1903, when he was only at 36 Taylor Street, and 1912 when he was at 64 Powis Street and 28 William Street, Woolwich. Since the photograph is a copy, this only indicates when the composite picture was made.

Taylor Street is not far from Crescent Road.
Walter Benjamin Strutt and Amelia Gollop lived in Crescent Road, as did the Downes family

This lady's name is Elda, and the picture was taken in Naples in 1945.

Is this the same lady who wrote on the back of the picture of the baby
" 25.12.47 Letchworth. To Mr Boon with all my love Herbert Spencer. Elda & Dave" A Herbert Spencer was born in the Hitchin District in 1947, mother's surname Capobianco.

This letter was in with my father's family history documents, although I know of no connection with Lennoxlove or the Baird family.

My father did, however, have a great love of horses and I wonder if this is someone he remonstrated with about their treatment of a horse.

It appears to be dated 1938. I know what Lennoxlove is, but can anyone tell me anything about the writer or recipient?