Coal-scuttle, about five inches long and three inches across, made out of the cartridge case of a French 75-mm. gun by Gunner Pratt, of Sheffield. Pratt is by trade a fitter.

Women postmen at Tinsley. The depleted ranks of postmen at Tinsley are being filled by women, one of whom is seen here on duty.

West Riding Royal Engineers' sports at Southwell. On left, two well-known Sheffielders give a stump speech. Centre, Col. Sir A.E.Bingham and Lady Bingham, who presented the prizes. On right, the sprint final

Wounded soldiers in Doncaster collected over £20 with their organ for the Alexandra Day Fund

A tobacco box which probably saved the life of Private Mills of Sheffield

Sheffield Engineers in training making a bridge from rafts in a quick running river which renders the work difficult

Pet fox cub, the mascot of the Sherwood Foresters at Worksop

Greasbrough National School boys assisting local farmer in turnip field belonging to Mr Binns

Munitions workers leaving Fitzalan Square in early hours of morning for the works in the East End of Sheffield

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