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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.

Portrait of a soldier in the Territorial Force (note the two proficiency stars on his sleeve) wearing a slouch hat. He alkso has a marksman skill at arms badge on his left sleeve.

Three quarter length studio portrait of a Territorial Force soldier in the Pembroke Yeomanry. On his lower right sleeve is a Territorial Force Proficiency Star indicating at least five years service. Note the chain mail epaulettes.

Three quarter length portrait of a soldier in the Pembroke Yeomanry. The embroidered star on his lower right sleeve is a Territorial Proficiency Star awarded to Territorial Force soldiers after four (or five - depending on the colour) years proficient service.

Studio portrait of a soldier in the Pembroke Yeomanry displaying two proficiency starsn his tunic sleeve.

A group of Territorial Force Yeomanry watering their horses in a river.

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 couple, both in military uniform. He, presumably Mr Thomas, wears the polar bear divisional patch of the 49th (West Riding) Infantry Division. His shoulder title ends with 'M.E.' She, presumably Mrs Thomas, has what maybe a circular cloth recognition patch on her left breast pocket.

Full-length studio portrait of two lance corporals and a sergeant. The sergeant, the senior of the three is seated in the centre. He has a marksman skill-at-arms badge and is wearing two medals. One is the 1899 Queen's South Africa medal with one clasp (possibly Cape Colony), the other is the King's South Africa Medal with two clasps.On his left is the next most senior (in age) corporal who also wears a marksman skill-at-arms badge. To the sergeant's right is the youngest of the three. These could be three generations of the same family.

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.

Three couples, all the men in the uniform of the Welsh Regiment, photographed outside. All the women are seated, the men standing behind them.

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.

Studio portrait of three men, two in civvies, the third a member of the Royal Artillery. Apart from his regulation uniform he is wearing a lanyard, a bandolier and holding a riding crop. Standing on a table between the three is a dog.

Full-length studio portrait of three privates in the Pembroke Yeomanry, each holding a cane or swagger stick.

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.