A three quarter-length portrait of a Private holding a swagger stick. There is some form of identity on his shoulder but not sufficiently clear to identify his regiment. There is also a patch of darker cloth at the top of his sleeve, possibly part of a divisional patch.
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.
A half-length portrait of an officer in dress uniform displaying the collar badges of the South Wales Borderers. Identified as Captain Alan Ralph Peel of Taliaris, killed in action at Kosseoa, Cameroon on Nov 17th 1914. See West Wales War Memorials project for confirmation.
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.
Informal group portrait taken outdoors, possibly at a Territorial Army summer camp. Most of the soldiers appear to be Montgomeryshire Yeomanry. Note the photographers shadow in the foreground.
Five mounted soldiers, cap badges indistinct but possibly that of the Montgomeryshire Yeomanry. All are astride horses standing in shallow water on the edge of a river, a wooded hillside behind them. One soldier wears two Territorial Force Proficiency Stars on his lower right sleeve.
Studio portrait of three civilians standing behind three seated soldiers. Two of the soldiers wear caps, the badges identifying them as belonging to the Welsh Regiment. The third is bare headed.