Officers of 3rd West Riding Brigade (T) of the Royal Field Artillery (Sheffield Artillery).

Motor ambulance car built at the Sheffield Simplex Works and despatched to France. Used at Bethune, Le Bassee, Ypres and Neuve Chapelle and returned to Sheffield in splendid order and will be sent back to the front.

Trophies brought home from the battlefield, including a Prussian lance (in halves) German's bullet-pierced cap, German bayonet and shells and spiked arrangement used by the enemy to maim our cavalry

Officers and men of West Riding Divisional (Sheffield) Royal Engineers (T)

Officers of the Royal Army Medical Corps (Kitchener's Army) who have been training at Sheffield

3rd West Riding Brigade (T) of the Royal Field Artillery (Sheffield) recently left Doncaster where they have been training. On left Non-commissioned officers of the brigade. On right Col. C. Clifford, V. D. and other officers on one of the guns

West Riding Divisional (Sheffield) Royal Engineers (T) 2-1st Field Company.

West Riding Divisional (Sheffield) Royal Engineers (T)

Private Bernard Harvey, MM., RAMC, son of Mr and Mrs Harvey, of 264 Newhall Road, Sheffield, who died in action after being seriously gassed and wounded on 2nd Oct 1918, after four years service.

Second-Lieutenant Arthur William Fielding, York and Lancaster Regiment, 97, Farfield Road, Sheffield, who was killed in action in France, 16th Apr 1918, after three years service.