Full-length portrait of a soldier whose uniform displays three good conduct stripes, one wound stripe and four overseas service chevrons along with an unidentified medal ribbon
Studio portrait of a soldier in the Canadian Expeditionary Force. He wears three overseas service chevrons denoting three years overseas service . Above these is a Tudor crown denoting his rank as a Warrant Officer Class II.
Three quarter length portrait of a veteran soldier in the Pembroke Yeomanry with six proficiency stars and other insignia on his right sleeve. The four chevrons point upwards on his lower sleeve and the eight pointed star above the proficiency stars denote his rank as Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant.
Studio portrait of three soldiers from - left to right - Machine Gun Corps, Royal Field Artillery, Royal Garrison Artillery. The latter two are identifiable by their shoulder titles.
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.
Group portrait of officers and men of a Territorial Force unit, probably Pembroke Yeomanry. The photograph was taken outdoors, possibly at a summer camp.
Head and shoulders portrait of a smiling soldier, RAS (probably Royal Army Service Corps) visible on his shoulder title. He is wearing the medal ribbon of the Africa Star on which is superimposed the numeral '8' indicating he served with the Eighth Army in North Africa.
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.'
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.
Head and shoulders portrait of a soldier wearing a beret. He is also wearing a tactical recognition patch on his right shoulder in the form of an inverted 'Y'
Five soldiers clustered around a large unexploded bomb with rope tied around the tailfin and woodland in the background. The degree of contrast in the negative suggests this maybe a copy photograph.