Sheffield United Football Club, Bramall Lane, Sheffield - proposed new terracing

Quo fas et gloria ducunt ubique (Where right and glory lead everywhere). Royal Engineers, 3rd Division, Telegraph Battalion.

Quo fas et gloria ducunt ubique (Where right and glory lead everywhere). Corporal Ward. (left) and Bombardier Smith. Bombardier Thomas Smith, No. 4, Mountain Battery. Fought in battle of Spion Kop.

Quo fas et gloria ducunt ubique (Where right and glory lead everywhere). Private George Waller, enlisted in the Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders, February, 1898.

Quo fas et gloria ducunt ubique. A Group of Imperial Yeomanry

Gordon Highlanders Camp. At Ladysmith during the siege. Photograph by Sergeant Ellis of Volunteer Engineers.

Modder River Drift. Photograph by Sergt. Ellis of Volunteer Engineers.

Tommy's Washing Day. Endendale Camp, Pietermaritzburg. Photograph by Sergeant Ellis of Volunteer Engineers.

Colenso Bridge. Destroyed by the Boers and temporary structure erected by the Royal Engineers. Photograph by Sergeant Ellis of Volunteer Engineers.

For England's Glory. Private Turtle, York and Lancaster Mounted Infantry. Served in the army nine years. Was in at the relief of Kimberley.