Ten soldiers and officers of the Welsh Regiment posing with a machine gun. The lack of sleeve insignia or markings suggests this dates from the early years of the war.
Full-length studio portrait of two privates, one in the uniform of a bandsman. The private in standard uniform is wearing the Imperial Service badge implying that he is a member of a territorial unit.
Studio portrait of a Lance Corporal in the South Wales Borderers and a private in the Royal Welsh Fusiliers standing either side of a seated civilian who appears to be wearing a discharge badge.
Three-quarter length studio portrait of two young soldiers in WW1 uniform. One is standing, the other sitting. The soldier sitting has collar badges of a pioneer battalion, two overseas service chevrons, a signallers skill-at-arms badge and an armband. The soldier standing has two wound stripes and a good conduct stripe
Studio portrait of two bandsmen, probably Pembroke Yeomanry. The bandsman standing is a corporal wearing what appears to be the King's South Africa Medal (no clasps).
Studio portrait of two privates and a corporal in the Pembroke Yeomanry. The private in the centre of the photo holds a bugle and wears a bugler's trade badge.
Soldiers of the Pembroke Yeomanry photographed outside a tent with their wives and a man in civilian clothes. All the wives seem to be wearing their best hats.
Half-length studio portrait of a young soldier. On his shoulder can be seen a patch on which, in DCH Mil 237, the letters 'FA' can be discerned, suggesting he may be in the Royal Field Artillery.
Half-length seated, studio portrait of a young soldier. On his shoulder can be seen a patch on which the letters 'FA' can be discerned, suggesting he may be in the Royal Field Artillery.