Thomas Firth and Sons, Head Offices, Norfolk Works, Savile Street

Thomas Firth and Sons, entrance to Norfolk Works, Savile Street

Thomas Firth and Sons, Board Room, Norfolk Works, Savile Street

Outing to the Shoulder of Mutton public house, probably Bradwell

Cricket Ball Public House, Sutherland Street

New Inn, Hemsworth Road/Ashbury Lane, Backmoor, Norton

Private Bertram C. Chambers; Private Frank Feetham, Driver C. Mangles, Lance-Corporal Fred A. Milne and Private Joseph Feetham

Sheffield Soldiers

Quartermaster-Sergeant S. Watson, of 14, Plantation Road, Heeley, Sheffield, killed while serving with the 8th York and Lancaster Regiment

Altar cross in copper, designed and executed by Mr W. A. White, of Sheffield Technical School of Art, and presented by him to one of the military hospitals in Sheffield