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A lieutenant in the Royal Naval Reserve photographed in a garden setting.

Studio portrait of a Lieutenant in the Royal Navy.

Four soldiers and three civilians. One soldier wears a Welsh lady's hat, another has a garland around his cap. One soldier wears the Queen's South Africa Medal with three clasps and a Royal Field Artillery (or RGA) cap badge. Two of the civilians wear flowers in their button holes.

Studio portrait of a boy, probably no more than eight years old in a tailor made WW1 style officers uniform.

Studio portrait of a little girl with two soldiers, a South Wales Borderer and a Royal Welsh Fusilier. The South Wales Borderer is seated on a rustic bench with the little girl on his knee. The Fusilier is standing.

Studio portrait of a soldier in the Home Guard wearing his WW1 medal ribbons. On his shoulder below his shoulder title is a cloth patch which includes the numeral 4.

Half-length studio portrait of a sailor in the Royal Navy. The negative is inscribed 'Ship House' which is believed to be the address of the sitter. Ship House is No2 Carmarthen Street, Llandeilo.

Half-length studio portrait of a Women's Auxiliary Police Constable.

Eight soldiers and officers of the Welsh Regiment clustered around a plaque proclaiming them "Winners of Battalion Challenge Trophy, Penally, 1908" underneath which is a certificate. A Territorial Army summer camp was held at Penally in 1908.

Half-length studio portrait of a sailor in the Royal Navy. His trade badge - a twin-bladed air screw with letter A below - suggests his involvement with aircraft. His surname and 'Llandyfan' have been written on the negative, unfortunately his name is indistinct but appears to start with the letter 'T.'

A full-length portrait of a soldier with an RGA (Royal Garrison Artillery) shoulder-strap title and a machine-gunner skill-at-arms badge on his sleeve. This is surmounted by a crown. This was later to become the emblem of the Machine Gun Corps.

A full-length portrait of a private in the Welsh Regiment photographed, presumably, with his wife or sweetheart. She is wearing gloves therefore no wedding ring can be seen. On his sleeve can be identified a badge in the form of a wreath with 'MG' in the centre. This is a machine-gunner skill-at-arms badge.

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.

Soldier from an unknown regiment with campaign ribbons and crossed rifles on his left sleeve. This is a 'skill-at-arms' badge indicating his proficiency with a rifle.