| Images of Soldiers On Leave and with Their Families |
| Cabinet Photographs |
| Kings' Royal Rifle Corps Private and Wife c 1900's |
| Army Service Corps Private and Family c. 1900's |
| Sergeant Instructor & Bride 1st Batt. The Kings Own Royal Lancaster Regiment c. 1894-97 |
| Royal Artillery Private and Twin Sister c. 1890's |
| "Bert and Winnie" Cabinet Photograph J. Dunn - Photographer c. 1900 |
| 17th Lancers Corporal and Brother c. 1902-05 |
Dressed in the uniform of the
Imperial Yeomanry Corporal Bert is
pictured with his wife Winnie who
also appears to be ready to head out
on campaign against the Boers. She
wears the same type of slouch hat as
he does, has in what all probability
his bandoleer draped across her
shoulder and holds a small caliber
pistol. Her heavy skirt appears to be
made of the same wool fabric as
Bert's uniform. She looks more
intimidating than he does!
Bert's uniform insignia are all the
"Prince of Wales Plume" type that
were used by many Yeomanry units.
Because this photograph was taken
in Hertfordshire it is possible that
Bert was a member of the
Hertfordshire Imperial Yeomanry.
Imperial Yeomanry Corporal Bert is
pictured with his wife Winnie who
also appears to be ready to head out
on campaign against the Boers. She
wears the same type of slouch hat as
he does, has in what all probability
his bandoleer draped across her
shoulder and holds a small caliber
pistol. Her heavy skirt appears to be
made of the same wool fabric as
Bert's uniform. She looks more
intimidating than he does!
Bert's uniform insignia are all the
"Prince of Wales Plume" type that
were used by many Yeomanry units.
Because this photograph was taken
in Hertfordshire it is possible that
Bert was a member of the
Hertfordshire Imperial Yeomanry.
| Carte de Visites |
| Grenadier Guards Bandsman with Wife and Deceased Infant c. 1870 |
| Veteran Army Service Corps Sergeant and Family c. 1885 |
| Sergeant R. H. Green & Wife Army Medical Staff c. 1905 |
