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Unnamed officer 14th Btn Northumberland Fusiliers

Unnamed soldier, 22nd or 24th Battalions (County of London Regiment), The Queen’s

Unnamed soldier, King’s (The Liverpool Regiment)

F. Dryden Royal Garrison Artillery

Unnamed soldier, Scottish regiment

Queen Mary’s Army Auxiliary Corps

WH De’Ath, Royal Army Medical Corps

Unnamed soldier, 2nd 8th Battalion, Post Office Rifles, 1916, Battersea studio

John King of Hawick, 2nd Battalion, Seaforth Highlanders, died 24 October 1914

Unnamed soldier, London Rifle Battalion, d. 15th September, 1916

Unnamed soldier, London battalion

Unnamed soldier, Army Service Corps

Sergeant William Beart, 5th Battalion, Norfolk Regiment, missing, Gallipoli, 12 August, 1915. Courtesy of Sandra Beer.

Unnamed sapper, two wound stripes, Call, Corbury Studio, West Lavington.

British officer in dug-out.

Jack Vardy, Sherwood Foresters. Courtesy of Mr Needham.

Unnamed soldier, Royal Field Artillery. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

Unnamed cadet King Edward School, Birmingham. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

B359 Leonard Moseley, 2nd Battalion. Hampshire Regiment. killed 6 May 1918, aged 22. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

8 HMS Spanker, Portsmouth, 1910, Fred Chapman, Camberwell

G182 Named group, Royal Field Artillery, Prentice, Beere, Woodhouse Bond, Bird, Cranmer and Cannon, CH Knight Studio, Woolwich.

G365 10th Battalion, The King’s (Liverpool Regiment), Liverpool Scottish.

G587 Sergeant Arthur G. Monger and pals, 337 Brigade, Royal Field Artillery, Canterbury barracks, 1917.

U096 5th Battalion, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment)

U125 Z Company, 2nd Battalion, Hampshire Regiment, with Harry and Len Moseley, killed in 1918. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

WO92 Mixed wounded group.

Unnamed soldier

Unnamed soldier

Unnamed soldier, Royal Field Artillery

Unnamed soldier, Royal Engineers

E. Harris, France

Sid, Preston

Unnamed soldier, East Lancashire Regiment

Unnamed fusilier

Unnamed soldier, Royal Army Medical Corps.

Arthur Ingle of Willingham

George McKenzie, King’s (Liverpool Regiment)Llandudno, died, 30 August, 1917

Anthony Carter, 2nd 8th Battalion, Post Office Rifles, 1916

John Coyle, 7th King’s Own Scottish Borderers

Herbert Loseby, 1st Battalion, Leicestershire Regiment

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