German bayonet and case, brought home from the front by Private F. Hardisty (inset), of the 2nd Border Regiment, whose home is at 117 Carlisle Street, Sheffield. The blood-stained bayonet was taken from one of the enemy at the battle of Festubert

Lance-Corporal R. W. Moss, King's Royal Rifle Corps, of 25 Fisher Road, Meersbrook, Sheffield, awarded the D.C.M.

Officers and men of the 2nd/4th York and Lancaster Regiment (Hallamshire Rifles), photographed on a route march

Lance-Corporal H. Murphy, 1/4 York and Lancaster Regiment, (Hallamshire Rifles), of 17 Sarah Street, Sheffield, wounded a second time during the war.

Private R. Ro[ ]nes, 6th South Lancashire Regiment, wounded. He was formerly at Messrs. Hadfields Ltd., and lives at 261 Thirza Street, Sheffield.

Route march by the 2/4th York and Lancaster Regiment (Hallamshire Regiment). A group of some of the men, snapped during a halt by the roadside.

Sapper Donald C. Parkin, of Warren, Chapeltown, near Sheffield, wounded while serving with the Royal Engineers in France

Private W. H. Fletcher, wounded while in action with the 6th York and Lancaster Regiment at the Dardanelles. His home is at 68, Furnival Road, Sheffield.

Flashlight photo taken in the sorting department of the General Post Office, Sheffield, showing a number of women workers, who are taking the places of men who have joined the Colours.

The approach of the last day - December 11 - for enlistment under Lord Derby's scheme has given a stimulus to recruiting, both for deferred and for immediate service