Studio portrait of a soldier, probably in early middle age, with a lady friend or possibly wife. Both are standing beside a palisade. The soldier has one medal ribbon on his left breast. His cap badge cannot be properly seen but may be that of the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry.
Five officers of the Pembroke Yeomanry photographed against a backdrop of a marquee. Probably photographed at a Territorial Force training camp. All are wearing medals, a number of which have a number of clasps and are probably the Queens South Africa Medal.
An officer in the Welsh Regiment sitting next to a stone pillar on the porch of a large house, his dog, a greyhound behind him. His rank is not clearly visible but may be that of a Second Lieutenant.
Studio portrait of an officer (rank unclear) in the Royal Engineers sporting a wound stripe photographed with two young ladies, possibly his daughters.
Head and shoulders portrait of a young woman in a nurses uniform wearing what appears to be a General Nursing Council badge. Title taken from original.
Studio portrait of an American serviceman with a sharpshooter qualification badge with clasp and medal ribbons for the American Campaign and American Defense Service Medals. From his other insignia it can be deduced that he is in the US Corps of Engineers and part of the 27th Division.
Studio portrait of brothers Norman & Alfred Thomas of 50 Rhosmaen Street, Llandeilo. Both joined up Kings Royal Rifle Corps on the same day. Norman was later promoted to Sergeant, earned the Military Medal and was reported as missing during the Battle of Cambrai on 30 November 1917. Thought to have been taken prisoner by the Germans. No trace of him was ever found. He was 31 years old, (see West Wales War Memorials Project website for further details)