Boer War. 'Each of 'em doing his Country's Work'. Gunner William Skeen, No. 11,819 Royal Artillery. Sent out with seige train, and afterwards attached to Lord Robert's force.

Boer War. 'Each of 'em doing his Country's Work'. Corp. Joseph Gill, No. 2492, York and Lancaster Regiment. Was one of Baden-Powell's rough riders.

Boer War. Comrades in Arms. Lance-Corpl. F. J. Atkin, No. 4624, 2nd Battalion, Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry and James Atkin deceased [left in photograph]

Boer War. Comrades in Arms. Gymnasium Team, York and Lancaster Regiment, 2nd Battalion. H. Richardson (first left) Harry Taylor (2nd right) George Buckmaster (first right)

Boer War. Comrades in Arms. Lance-Corpl, Edgar Aspinall (first left) joined the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry in June 1895. Pte. Charles Biggin (Centre, seated) enlisted at the same time as his companion,

Boer War. Sheffield Ambulance Men. (1st Contingent) (left to right - uniformed) W. E. Moulds. J. Howell. S. Kirk. W. A. Brown. W. H. Bowdler.

Boer War. Eager for the Fray. Private. A. Brown, 3rd York and Lancaster Regiment. Was attached to General Buller's troops and participated in the fighting up to the relief of Ladysmith.

Boer War. Eager for the Fray. Corporal Charles A. Parkes, Reservist of the 2nd Battalion Coldstream Guards.

Boer War. Eager for the Fray. Pte. H. E. Jones, 2nd Battalion, Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry

Boer War. Eager for the Fray. Gunner J. Turton of the Royal Artillery, Plymouth. Volunteered out of that regiment into the 4th Mounted Battery attached to General Buller's command.