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.
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.
Studio portrait of a soldier in the Royal Warwickshire Regiment His arms are folded in front of him in order to draw attention to the wound stripe and good conduct stripe on his lower left sleeve. On his chest is a medal ribbon, probably that of the Military Medal.
Group of26 Royal Marines officers along with a Royal Navy Chaplain, a Royal Navy Medical Superintendent and a dog. Photographed in a field with sheep and outbuildings in the background.
Half-length studio portrait of a young woman in the uniform of the ATS. On her left breast she is wearing the collar badge of her parent regiment, in this case the Royal Artillery.
Half-length studio portrait of a soldier in the British Army. The only insignia visible is a small monochromatic horizontal bar on his right shoulder. In the bottom right hand corner of the negative "Cousins, RAMC" has been written. There is a element of doubt as to whether this definitely reads 'Cousins' but the RAMC is unequivocal.
Group portrait of twenty-five officers and men of the Pembroke Yeomanry arranged in three rows and photographed in front of a sign for "William & Walter James, Auctioneers & Valuers" at Llandeilo Mart.
Eight British soldiers arranged in two rows of four, the back row standing, front row sitting, three of them holding rifles. They are wearing an array of different cap badges. The presence of medal ribbons, wound stripes and overseas service chevrons suggest the photo was taken after the end of the First World War.