Foorball team, just post-World War 1. The football has 'Germany 1919' written on it

Relics brought home from the front by Lance Corporal Bradshaw of 1st West Yorkshire Regiment, of 36 Wentworth Street, Sheffield

Mrs Hawksworth of 4 Woodview, Birdwell, whose five sons are serving with the colours.

Thomas Brown, Sherwood Foresters, worked in the Spring Department at the Wicker Works. He was an old soldier, having served 14 years in the KOYLI

Joseph Cannetti, York and Lancaster Regiment, killed 8 May 1917

Herbert Carr, York and Lancaster Regiment, enlisted from Rutland Works on October 14th, and whilst in training was accidentally killed by the discharge of a rifle at Bentley Schools, near Doncaster, on 25 Nov 1915

Arthur Chapman, York and Lancaster Regiment, killed 9 Oct 1916

E. Derbyshire, York and Lancaster Regiment, enlisted in Nov 1914, from Regent Works, and was sent to France on 6 Jun 1915. He was killed by a shell on 16 Oct 1915, aged 21.

William Deakin, Senior, was a �Sherman� in the Rolling Mill at the Wicker Works prior to joining the Rifle Brigade on the 5 Sep 1914. He died of influenza in France in 1919.

J. E. Dawson, Royal Field Artillery; killed in the Battle of the Somme, 12 Aug 1916