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WO76 Cheadle Royal Hospital.

F111 Bootle schoolchildren

F135 Unnamed soldier and wife.

Unnamed soldier and family, Courtesy of Somerset.

F054 Unnamed lance corporal and lady

F044 Unnamed sergeant with medal ribbon, and family, at home

F007 Royal Fusiliers promenading, Aberystwyth.

F024 Unnamed soldier and bride.

WO242 Unnamed wounded group.

F046 Unnamed soldiers and mother, 28 February, 1917

F139 Unnamed sergeant and family, Annie R. Gibb Studio, Silloth.

Scottish regiment family group

Sergeant and Mrs Burley, 16 December, 1918, Edwarde Studio, Southampton.

Unnamed soldier and family, Glasgow studio. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

F102 Unnamed brothers, Royal Engineers (left) and Army Service Corps (right), and family

Unnamed soldier

Unnamed soldier and sister, Aberdeen studio

U095 8th (Irish) Battalion, King’s Liverpool Regiment entering Lille, 18 October, 1918.

WO002 First Eastern General Hospital, Cambridge, with Sergeant Ernest Taylor (sitting right of nurse).

F150 Unnamed soldier and lady, Elite Studios, Plymouth. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

F044 Unnamed sergeant with medal ribbon, and family at home.

F097 Unnamed corporal, Army Service Corps, and lady, Browning Hogg Studio, Dewsbury

Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment)

Queen Mary’s Army Auxiliary Corps workers and soldier, Rouen, 1919

WO003 Wounded group including Maurice Howells.

Royal Army Veterinary Corps and family.jpg

F076 Unnamed sergeant, The Queen’s Own (Royal West Kent Regiment), and wife, 26th June, 1917, Dalby studio, Lewisham

F049 Unnamed rifle unit soldier and sisters, Penrith studio

F065 Unnamed soldier, Royal Artillery, wife and daughter.

Great War wounded, 1920. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

F011 Royal Army Medical Corps soldier and ladies, Seaman’s Studio, Hull, 7 May 1915.

WO007 Wounded group,19th June 1917.

F115 Unnamed wedding couple, Lancashire Fusiliers.jpg

F089 Unnamed soldier, Army Service Corps, wife and child, Edgeware Road studio.

F057 Philip Powell, ‘C’ Coy, 3rd Monmouthshire Battalion, killed in action, 6th May 1915, St Julien, and daughter Phyllis. Courtesy of Pete Field.

Gloucestershire Regiment pals and family

F110 Unnamed soldier and parents

F035 Alfred Cox and family, London studio

F060 Unnamed sergeant, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), and family

Cheltenham Ladies’ College nurses, St. Martin’s Hospital, Cheltenham

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