Dangos 951 canlyniad

Portrait of a young American serviceman with various badges and insignia on his uniform. Note that due to the idiosyncratic nature of the handwriting his surname could be Kloe or Kloc.

Studio portrait of a young woman in the Women's Land Army, smiling and wearing spectacles.

A corporal in the Welsh Regiment with crossed swords above his stripes indicating that he is a Physical Training Instructor photographed with a private in the Royal Field Artillery. Possibly brothers. The private in the RFA is believed to be Daniel Ivor Davies, Daniel was the son of Morgan and Rachel Davies, of Kenwyn Cottage, Ffairfach, Llandeilo. Daniel died 13th November 1918.

Full length studio portrait of a soldier in uniform of the Transvaal Scottish Regiment.

A private in the Welsh Regiment with two wound stripes, two Good Conduct Chevrons and four Overseas Service Chevrons.

A soldier, possibly in the Royal Engineers, with his wife and three children, the youngest still a baby. Good conduct stripes are visible on his lower sleeve.

A private in the Royal Artillery wearing a bandolier and spurs seated on a rustic bench, a man in civilian clothes with his hands in his pockets behind him.

Half-length studio portrait of a second lieutenant in the Welsh Regiment wearing a ceremonial sword and gloves.

Studio portrait of a moustachioed soldier in the Royal Engineers standing next to his wife and daughter.

Studio portrait of a private in the Welsh Regiment seated on a rustic bench.

Full length studio portrait of a young soldier in peaked cap and greatcoat. Cap badge appears to be that of the Kings (Liverpool Regiment).

Twenty six soldiers, most wearing Pembrokeshire Yeomanry cap badges, including a sergeant and sergeant major (centre). All are wearing bandoliers The photograph has been taken in front of the premises of "William & Walter James, Auctioneers, Valuers, Land Agents & Surveyors" presumably at 9 Carmarthen Street, Llandeillo. No wound stripes or overseas chevrons are visible suggesting the photo dates from the years before the war. One member is wearing an Imp‬erial Service Badge indicating that they are Territorial soldiers, not regular army.

Studio portrait of a young soldier seated, with machine gun corps cap badge .

Three couples, all the men in the uniform of the Welsh Regiment, photographed outside. All the women are seated, the men standing behind them.

A man in army uniform photographed with, presumably, his wife or sweetheart. No regimental insignia are discernible though he has a medal ribbon on his tunic. This appears to be three light coloured stripes on a darker background. This could possibly be the Military Medal. His wife/ sweetheart has a military badge pinned to her blouse. This is possibly a Royal Artillery badge, but the badge is seen at an angle and partly obscured.

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 private in an unidentified regiment. His shoulder patch appears to have 'TY' written vertically above a motif.

Studio portrait of a seated lance corporal wearing spurs and holding a cap and cane, his wife / sweetheart standing next to him.

Studio portrait of a private in the Royal Artillery.

Studio portrait of a seated a bespectacled older woman and a young man in a soldiers uniform standing on her right.