- DCH Mil 029.
- Item
- [c1914-c1918]
Full length studio portrait of a private in the Welsh Regiment holding his rifle and wearing a bandolier.
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Full length studio portrait of a private in the Welsh Regiment holding his rifle and wearing a bandolier.
Full length studio portrait of a soldier, possibly in the Welsh Regiment, with a cane under his right arm.
Studio portrait of a young man in First World War uniform. No regimental badges or other distinguishing marks discernable.
D C Harries, Rhosmaen Street, Llandilo.
[Soldier, Transvaal Scottish Regiment]
Full length studio portrait of a soldier in uniform of the Transvaal Scottish Regiment.
[Private, Welsh Regiment with Chevrons & Wound Stripes]
A private in the Welsh Regiment with two wound stripes, two Good Conduct Chevrons and four Overseas Service Chevrons.
A soldier, possibly in the Royal Engineers, with his wife and three children, the youngest still a baby. Good conduct stripes are visible on his lower sleeve.
[Soldier, Royal Artillery with Civilian]
A private in the Royal Artillery wearing a bandolier and spurs seated on a rustic bench, a man in civilian clothes with his hands in his pockets behind him.
[Second Lieutenant in the Welsh Regiment]
Half-length studio portrait of a second lieutenant in the Welsh Regiment wearing a ceremonial sword and gloves.
[Royal Engineer, Wife & Daughter]
Studio portrait of a moustachioed soldier in the Royal Engineers standing next to his wife and daughter.
Studio portrait of a private in the Welsh Regiment seated on a rustic bench.
[Private, King's (Liverpool Regiment)]
Full length studio portrait of a young soldier in peaked cap and greatcoat. Cap badge appears to be that of the Kings (Liverpool Regiment).
[Pembrokeshire Yeomanry Group Portrait]
Twenty six soldiers, most wearing Pembrokeshire Yeomanry cap badges, including a sergeant and sergeant major (centre). All are wearing bandoliers The photograph has been taken in front of the premises of "William & Walter James, Auctioneers, Valuers, Land Agents & Surveyors" presumably at 9 Carmarthen Street, Llandeillo. No wound stripes or overseas chevrons are visible suggesting the photo dates from the years before the war. One member is wearing an Imp‬erial Service Badge indicating that they are Territorial soldiers, not regular army.
Studio portrait of a young soldier seated, with machine gun corps cap badge .
Three couples, all the men in the uniform of the Welsh Regiment, photographed outside. All the women are seated, the men standing behind them.
A man in army uniform photographed with, presumably, his wife or sweetheart. No regimental insignia are discernible though he has a medal ribbon on his tunic. This appears to be three light coloured stripes on a darker background. This could possibly be the Military Medal. His wife/ sweetheart has a military badge pinned to her blouse. This is possibly a Royal Artillery badge, but the badge is seen at an angle and partly obscured.
Studio portrait of a Farrier Staff Sergeant. Note the three stripes on his sleeve supplanted by a crown. The horseshoe between the two indicates he is a farrier. No indication of Regiment. He has a pistol in a holster attached to his belt.
[Private, unidentified regiment]
A private in an unidentified regiment. His shoulder patch appears to have 'TY' written vertically above a motif.
Studio portrait of a seated lance corporal wearing spurs and holding a cap and cane, his wife / sweetheart standing next to him.
Studio portrait of a private in the Royal Artillery.
Studio portrait of a seated a bespectacled older woman and a young man in a soldiers uniform standing on her right.