Artefacts brought home from the battlefield by Gunner Haynes of Sheffield

Lance Corporal W. Greaves (inset) Army Service Corps of 21 Earl Street, Sheffield Moor, who is at the front, has sent home the accompanying couple of interesting souvenirs, being a German Uhlan's service cap and a German soldier's water bottle

Princess Mary's Christmas box which saved the life of John Gray of Sheffield. The bullet penetrated the box which was in his waistcoat pocket and he was only slightly wounded

Six members of the Band of the 3rd West Riding Brigade R. F. A. [Royal Field Artillery} whose total record of service amounts to 160 years.

Happy local party of the West Riding Division, Royal Engineers, who left their headquarters at Glossop Road Barracks in preparation for active service

Men of 5th Battalion King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI) (T) at dinner at the Sheffield Olympia

First church parade of the 3rd (Reserves) West Riding Field Ambulance (Sheffield) at Sheffield Cathedral

Men of Sheffield Artillery training, saluting officers and staff as they pass on the road

Group of men resting by the way

Five Sheffield sergeants with the 12th (Service) Battalion of the KOYLI which has been recruited from West Riding miners.