A Sergeant in the Pembroke Yeomanry photographed outside the entrance to a bell tent. On his right sleeve he wears three Territorial Force proficiency stars and a marksman skill at arms badge. The three proficiency stars imply twelve years service in the TF. Along with chainmail shoulder boards he also wears a medal on his chest, but the photograph is taken at such an angle as to prevent identification.
Studio portrait of a postman and two soldiers. The elderly postman is seated in the centre of the photo flanked by the two younger men. Pinned to his chest is a seven pointed star surmounted by a crown, reminiscent of the Imperial Service Order. Below this are six good conduct stripes. Behind him on his right hand side is a middle-aged Sergeant in the Pembroke Yeomanry. On the postman's left is a younger man serving in the Welsh Regiment.
A middle aged man wearing gaiters, a military style tunic and a winter hat with flap buttoning at the front standing in the doorway of an elegant house.
A Territorial Force sergeant from the Welsh Regiment seated outside a tent holding a riding crop. He has three proficiency stars on his sleeve indicating at least fifteen years service and a marksman skill art arms badge.
Full-length studio portrait of a soldier in the Welsh Regiment sitting on a chair, his arms resting on the chair back. Sitting on a pedestal next to him is a well dressed and moustachioed older man wearing a straw boater.
Group portrait of officers and men of a Territorial Force unit, probably Pembroke Yeomanry. The photograph was taken outdoors, possibly at a summer camp.
Half-length portrait of a soldier, no indication of regiment but two overseas service chevrons are visible on his right sleeve, bottom left hand corner of the photograph..
Studio portrait of an American serviceman with three qualification badges including Sharpshooter with rifle clasp and Expert with auto-rifle clasp. The negative has been inscribed "Pte Goethe, Pembrey." As other portraits of US servicemen also have Pembrey after their names it is probable that they were stationed at Pembrey. He can be further identified as an infantryman in the 28th Division.
Studio portrait of an American serviceman, negative inscribed as per title. His circular collar badge with crossed pistols indicates that he is in an infantry unit, whilst his shoulder sleeve patch identifies him as being in the U.S. 28th Division.