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Royal Engineers
Royal Army Medical Corps
Lt Fairbourne, Lt Hewitt, 14th Btn, Northumberland Fusiliers
Devonshire Regiment
Seaforth Highlanders
Manchester Regiment
Unnamed group, Cheshire Regiment
Jack and Sandy, signaller and musketry badges
Unnamed group
Musketry, 14th Battalion, Northumberland Fusiliers, Halton, May 1915
Queen Mary’s Army Auxiliary Corps workers and Royal Engineers_W
Royal Artillery Group
Unnamed grouyp, Kent studio, 2 February 1918
G233 Unnamed seamen.
Raiding party, Manchester Regiment, France, July 1918
Royal Artillery buying cauliflower, France, 1918
British soldiers, France, 7 August, 1918
Royal Welsh Fusiliers
7th Battalion, The King’s (Liverpool Regiment)
G357 Royal Artillery with picture of Amiens Cathedral, France.
Physical Instructors, 2nd Officer Cadet Battalion, Cambridge, 1917
Royal Engineers pals, France
G407 Unnamed soldiers, 2nd Dragoons (Royal Scots Greys).
Pals, Middlesex Regiment
G441 Unnamed naval group at sea.
Queen Mary’s Army Auxiliary Corps worker and British soldier, La Bouille, Rouen, 8 May 1919.
Mixed group.
King’s Liverpool Regiment, Mersey Ferry. Courtesy of AngelJCake.
Captain Gull, Captain Moore, Captain Wallis, Lieutenant Colonel Morris, October 1915.
Yorkshire Light Infantry, Mollard Studio, Sheffield.
EH Twite and pals, Army Service Corps, Military Transport Section. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.
Royal Army Medical Corps pals by Mr Brown, Blackpool. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.
Munitions factory workers. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.
Alfred Bruce, Gloucestershire Regiment, 2nd left rear. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.
Royal Artillery
Royal Engineers, France
G307 Royal Army Medical Corps and children, Salonika
GO56 David Mcleod, killed in action, September 1917, left.
Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry and Royal Engineers, France
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