Regiment Archives: King's Own Scottish Borderers

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B993 Sergeant Ben Wylie of Canonbie, 1/5 Battalion, King’s Own Scottish Borderers, Paris, 1918. Courtesy of John Crawford.

G1146 Officers and sergeants, ‘A’ Coy, 7th Battalion, King’s Own Scottish Borderers, 1915, with Lt. James Scott of Langholm (seated far right), killed at Loos, 25 September 1915, aged 19. Courtesy of John Crawford.

A1099 Douglas G. Walker, King’s Own Scottish Borderers. Courtesy of William Mearns.

G962 Unnamed officers, King’s Own Scottish Borderers.

B803 Unnamed major, King’s Own Scottish Borderers.

F353 Unnamed second lieutenant, King’s Own Scottish Borderers, and lady.

G930 Unnamed officers, King’s Own Scottish Borderers.

B750 Unnamed officer, King’s Own Scottish Borderers.

B749 Unnamed officer, King’s Own Scottish Borderers.

B748 Unnamed officer, King’s Own Scottish Borderers.

B747 Unnamed officer, King’s Own Scottish Borderers.

B746 Unnamed officer, King’s Own Scottish Borderers.

B745 Unnamed soldier, King’s Own Scottish Borderers.

B744 Unnamed second lieutenant, King’s Own Scottish Borderers.

B743 Captain Donald McRae, 5th Battalion, King’s Own Scottish Borderers, Catterick, c.1916. Courtesy of John Crawford.

B742 Captain Edward Coventon, 5th and 4th Reserve Battalions, King’s Own Scottish Borderers, wounded at Achi Baba Nullah, 12 July, 1915, Catterick, c.1916. Courtesy of John Crawford.

B741 Unnamed captain, King’s own Scottish Borderers.

B740 Unnamed major, King’s Own Scottish Borderers.

G928 Other ranks, King’s Own Scottish Borderers.

G927 Unnamed officers, King’s Own Scottish Borderers.

G925 Unnamed officers, King’s Own Scottish Borderers.

G924 Unnamed officers, King’s Own Scottish Borderers.

G923 Unnamed group, King’s Own Scottish Borderers.

G922 Unnamed group, King’s Own Scottish Borderers.

G921 Officers of the King’s Own Scottish Borderers, with Lieutenant Colonel William Thorburn, 2/5th and 3/5th Battalions (left), Catterick, c.1916. Courtesy of John Crawford.

G920 Officers of the King’s Own Scottish Borderers, with John William Todd Dickie, M.C. and Belgian Croix de Guerre (left), and possibly Captain James Weir, M.C. 1/5th Battalion, wounded at Baigneux Ridge, Catterick, c.1916. Courtesy of John Crawford..

G919 Officers of the King’s Own Scottish Borderers, with Captain James McGeorge, 1/5th Battalion, wounded at El Jib (1917) and Beugneux Ridge (1918) (standing third from left), and Captain Donald McCrae, 1/5th Battalion (seated far right), Catterick c. 1916. Courtesy of John Crawford.