Royal Garrison Artillery

A veteran group from the Royal Garrison Artillery. A majority of them have overseas service stripes. Among the insignia that can be seen are skill-at-arms badges for Gun Layer and Signaler, trade badges for Artillery and one for a Saddler & Collarmaker. A couple of them also have wound stripes.

Canadian in Greatcoat

The cap badge is clear enough to identify this soldier as Canadian but not to identify his battalion.

Besançon

Cooks from the 60è Régiment d'Infanterie. This was sent from Besançon which was about 50 miles behind the front line and the Swiss border.

Colonial Infantry Regiment

A group from a French Colonial Infantry Regiment. Seated front right is the bugler. He is easier to identify by the stripes on his sleeves than the bit of the bugle showing between his legs.

Corps of Royal Engineers

These three Royal Engineers had this picture taken while in France. Two of them have the proficiency badge of a farrier or shoe smith and the arm band of the Signal Service. 

Niš

Niš (Nisch) was the wartime capital of Serbia. It was occupied by the Central Powers from November 1915 to October 1918. Pictured are German troops in what may be a medal presentation.

IX 14 Landsturm-Infanterie-Bataillon

A member of the IX 14 Landsturm-Infanterie-Bataillon with a driver in a shell hole. -0