Boer War: From Sheffield Streets to the South African Veldt - PC 97, George Cobb, Reservist of the Yorkshire Light Infantry

Boer War: British troops in India - non-commissioned officers of the 2nd Battalion King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, G Company

Boer War: Bandsman J. W. Ransom of Chapeltown, 2nd Battalion, Cheshire Regiment

Boer War: Staff-Sergeant W. Hall, No. 6227, R.A.M.C. [Royal Army Medical Corps]

Boer War: Private T. Hicken, No. 6027, 1st Battalion 19th Prince of Wales's Own Regiment of Yorkshire, Field Force South Arica. Joined his present regiment about fourteen months ago, and was ordered from Aldershot to the front.

Boer War: Private G. Fisher, 2nd Battalion King's Royal Rifle Corps. Has been down twice with enteric fever and was for some time on board the hospital ship Lismore Castle

Boer War: Private J. Stanley, No. 821, 3rd West Riding Regiment - went to Victoria Barracks, Cork, 17 Jan 1900, and left for South Africa, 17 Feb, in the Ghoorka

Boer War: S.S. Tintagel Castle - the vessel which took the volunteer engineers to South Africa. Sailed from Southampton for the Cape, 10th March 1900

Boer War: Private S. Lee, York and Lancaster Regiment

Boer War: Private G. Mallender. No. 2795, 1st Battalion, York and Lancaster Regiment, G Company