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A628 Lieutenant Henry M. Anderson, 5th Battalion, Northumberland Fusiliers, of Portaferry, County Down. Ireland, died 30th May 1918. Courtesy of Helen Charlesworth.

A627 Stephen Tatham of Keighley. Courtesy of Men of Worth.

G705 5th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment, St Albans. Courtesy of Steve Bramley.

G704 Unnamed group.

G703 Officers of 3rd Battalion, London Regiment, Hurdcott Camp, 2 May 1916, four subsequently killed and five wounded. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

G702 Harold Cedric White (white shirt), No 1 Section, Prince of Wales Own Civil Service Rifles, Sept 1914 UK. Courtesy of Opinion8ed_dyke.

G701 Harold Cedric White, Prince of Wales’s Own Civil Service Rifles, with Kensington Rifles pals. Courtesy of Opinion8_edDyke.

G700 Capewell brothers, Royal Artillery. Courtesy of men of Worth.

G699 Unnamed pals, Somme. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

G698 H (Campden) Company, 5th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regiment pals, with Albert Norman Bennett. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

G697 Unnamed group, West Riding Regiment, 1914. Courtesy of Men of Worth.

G696 Thomas Bridgeman of Grimsby, 46 Battalion, Machine Gun Corps, killed 1 October 1918. Courtesy of Steve Bramley.

G695 Unnamed pals, France, courtesy of Paul Hughes.

G694 Unnamed pals, France. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

G693 Royal Artillery pals, Salonica, 10 March 1919. Ccourtesy of Paul Hughes.

G692 Royal Artillery pals. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

G691 Rifle regiment unit. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

G690 Middlesex Regiment pals. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

G689 Football B team, 33 Company, Machine Gun Corps. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

G688 Football A team, 33 Company, Machine Gun Corps. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

G687 Machine Gun company serjeants. Courtesy of Hairy Lemon.

G686 Leonard Lee and pal, Royal Lancaster Regiment, India, 1917. Courtesy of Martyn Hordern.

G684 Clay Cross Company, 6th Battalion, Sherwood Foresters, 1912. Courtesy of Michael Briggs.

G683 Chatsworth Rifles & Welbeck Rangers brigaded together. Courtesy of Michael Briggs.

G682 Charlie and pal, 14th Battalion, Northumberland Fusiliers. Courtesy of Charles Gordon.

G681 Coldstream Guards, with Captain Charles Noel, Coldstream (second row, right). 12 November 1915. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

G679 2nd Lieutenant Sir Gordon Russell M.C., 1st Battalion, Worcestershire Regiment, and brother 2nd Lieutenant Don Russell, 3rd Battalion, Worcester Regiment. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

G678 5th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment, Kemmel, 1915. Courtesy of Steve Bramley.

G677 138 Brigade, Machine Gun Corps, 1917. Courtesy of Steve Bramley.

G676 1st Battalion, Middlesex Regiment, 1915. Courtesy of Hairy Lemon.

G676 Army Service Corps with Joseph and James Curry. Courtesy of Andy Parker.

G675 Crew, H.M.S. Itchen. Courtesy of Martyn Hordern.

A630 George William Pare, Robin Hood Rifles, mentioned in dispatches. Courtesy of Michael Briggs.

A629 Unnamed soldier, City Battalion, King’s Liverpool Regiment, killed 1916. Courtesy of Bill Miles.

A628 Unnamed 2nd Lieutenant, Royal Fusiliers. Courtesy of Christine Considine.

A627 William McDonald, South Lancashire Regiment. Courtesy of Jim McDonald.

B488 Gunner A. Kemp, “Z” 2nd T.M. Battery, Royal Field Artillery, killed 7 October 1916. Courtesy of C. Miller.

B487 Unnamed soldier, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

B485 Unnamed soldier, Church Lads’ Brigade. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

B484 Unnamed soldier, 8th Battalion, Sherwood Foresters. Courtesy of Michael Briggs.

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