Eight soldiers standing at ease, seven of them holding rifles. Their cap badges include Montgomeryshire Yeomanry, Military Police, a Fusilier and more. Behind them is the portico of a large, but unidentified, building.
Informal group portrait taken outdoors, possibly at a Territorial Army summer camp. Most of the soldiers appear to be Montgomeryshire Yeomanry. Note the photographers shadow in the foreground.
Studio portrait of a couple seated on a rustic bench. The man is in military uniform which includes the economy tunic introduced in 1914, his cap on the lap of the woman (his wife?) next to him. The regimental cap badge is that of the Welsh Regiment and is facing the camera. The woman is wearing a Welsh Regiment sweetheart's badge.
Five mounted soldiers, cap badges indistinct but possibly that of the Montgomeryshire Yeomanry. All are astride horses standing in shallow water on the edge of a river, a wooded hillside behind them. One soldier wears two Territorial Force Proficiency Stars on his lower right sleeve.
Group of26 Royal Marines officers along with a Royal Navy Chaplain, a Royal Navy Medical Superintendent and a dog. Photographed in a field with sheep and outbuildings in the background.
Studio portrait of three civilians standing behind three seated soldiers. Two of the soldiers wear caps, the badges identifying them as belonging to the Welsh Regiment. The third is bare headed.
Half-length portrait of a Sergeant in the British Army. Part of a Divisional patch is visible on his left shoulder but is sufficiently obscured as to prevent identification.
A company of soldiers from either the Welsh Regiment or the Pembroke Yeomanry photographed outdoors, a tent visible in the background. This, along with the profusion of Territorial Proficiency stars visible, suggests that this photo dates from one of the Territorial Force summer camps pre-WW1.
Half-plate carte de visite negative containing eight individual portraits of soldiers in the Pembroke Yeomanry. The portraits are in two rows of four arranged 'têtê bêche' style. Due to deterioration only six are in good condition.
Studio portrait of a soldier in the Welsh Regiment displaying three Good Conduct Stripes indicating that he has been in the army at least twelve years service in the regular army.
Studio portrait of a soldier in the Labour Corps seated next to, and with his arm around, his wife who is holding their baby. She is wearing a locket around her neck containing a small photograph of a soldier, possibly her husband.
Full-length portrait of a signaller in the Royal Garrison Artillery. Note the RGA shoulder title and signallers skill-at-arms badge on his lower left sleeve.