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Studio portrait of a soldier in the Welsh Regiment with two boys in sailor suits and holding toy rifles. The soldier is holding what appears to be a jewel case containing a pendant.

A studio portrait of soldier in the Royal Field Artillery wearing a bandolier and spurs. He has a farriers trade patch on his right sleeve and is photographed with a young girl, probably a daughter or younger sister.

Half-length portrait of a farrier in the Royal Engineers showing a wound stripe on his left sleeve and overseas service chevrons on his right sleeve. On his upper right sleeve is a divisional patch - that of the 9th Scottish Division.

Head and shoulders portrait of a soldier in the Royal Engineers (note the shoulder strap) who has insignia marking him out as a farrier and a member of the 9th (Scottish) Division. In addition he has four overseas service chevrons and a wound stripe.

Studio portrait of a Farrier Staff Sergeant. Note the three stripes on his sleeve supplanted by a crown. The horseshoe between the two indicates he is a farrier. No indication of Regiment. He has a pistol in a holster attached to his belt.

A corporal in an unknown regiment with a horseshoe above his stripes indicating that he is a farrier.

Studio portrait of a Farrier Corporal, possibly in the Royal Field Artillery.

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.

Half-length studio portrait of a sergeant in the South Wales Borderers, subsequently identified as Edgar Frederick Watts of 15 Railway Terrace, Llandeilo. Died of Pneumonia in Germany on 3 March 1919, aged 29 .

Studio portrait of an American serviceman, identified as E Danzie by the inscription on the negative. His uniform tells us he is a Technician Fifth Grade in the Quartermaster Corps. He has a marksman qualification badge with clasp and a ribbon for the American Campaign Medal.

Head and shoulders portrait of a man in military uniform probably in the Kings Shropshire Light Infantry with a Red Cross shoulder patch.

Studio portrait of a seated despatch rider holding a rifle. Cap badge is indistinct.

A private in the Royal Artillery displaying two wound stripes, two good conduct chevrons, five overseas chevrons and medal ribbons. The lower overseas chevron appears to be a different colour than the others suggesting it was coloured red to denote service in 1914. He has a patch on his upper arm showing crossed trumpets and identifyimg him as a trumpeter. He is photographed with a boy, presumably his son, aged about ten years old.

Head and shoulders portrait of a soldier, 'Royal We...' visible on his shoulder title and an unidentified (recognition?) badge below. Negative inscribed 'Davies, Tregib Cottage.'