Four soldiers, front left has two wound stripes and a service stripe, both men on the right have 'LG' Lewis gunner sleeve badges. Pic 301
Great card of 5 Leicesters, a array of insignia, wound stripe, overseas service stripes etc, top right has a 'mourning' button. Pic 302
This Tiger has a wound stripe and has the name 'Charlie' to the reverse.
Pic 303
Right arm has a overseas service stripe. Pic 303
Harvey Earnshaw photographer, New Walk, Leicester. Pic 304
Photo by Heawood, Leicester, Hinckley and Melton Mowbray. Pic 305
Pic 306
Walter Bale - Kibworth Photographer.
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Photo by Horace Dudley. Pic 308
A poor quality image but still a recognisable face? Pic 309
Another young soldier of the Leicesters.
Pic 310
A lovely group image of young Leicesters, apart from the cap badges, no other insignia. Pic 311
Three soldiers in camp, the middle one is a Corporal, all are wearing their bayonets, rifles are in the background (bottom right) Pic 312
This Corporal wears a battle patch top left sleeve. Pic 315
This Tiger is named on the reverse - A. Robinson, there are a few men by this name, maybe someone knows this soldier. Pic 316
**IDENTIFIED** Thanks to the regimental website: Augustus Hugh Thompson, 20896, 9th Battalion, KIA 14/7/16 in attack on Bazentin-Le-Petit. From Earl Shilton, Leic. Pic 317
Harvey Earnshaw ,Leicester photographer, note the black 'Mourning' button. Pic 318
This soldier wears a yellow battalion patch on his collar for the 9th battalion.
Pic 319
This Tiger has a notable dimple in his chin, do you recognise? Pic 320
This soldier has a dark square battalion patch on his collar, could be black, green or red so 6th,7th or 8th battalion, also note the winter 'Gor Blimey' cap, his sweetheart also wears a Tigers sweetheart badge on her neck. Reverse mentions 'Pearl and John'
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Does anybody recognise this 7th battalion soldier with a great moustache ? Card from Andover 1915, " To my dear little Jack from uncle Charley. Pic 322
Two more Tigers with a dark battalion patch on their collars, could be 6th, 7th or 8th battalions, Soldier standing wear the simplified tunic. Pic 323
This soldier wears a wound stripe
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Although not territorial cap badges, the photographer of Bury St Edmunds so 2/4th, 2/5th battalions as based that area 8/1915 - 4/1916 . Pic 325
A territorial and photographer of Humberstone rd, Leicester. Pic 326
Territorial Badge. Pic 327
A photographer of 'Louth' so 3/4th, 3/5th Battalion as they were based there for a short period. Pic 328
A lance corporal with a territorial cap badge, recognise this Tiger? Pic 329
Three Leicesters overseas - Carte Postale, wearing what looks like the orange battalion sleeve patch for the 8th Battalion.
Pic 330
Marked to the front 'Your old friend George, 21-11-16 and a Loughborough photographer, does anybody know this George from Loughborough? Pic 331
A clear 'T4' shoulder title. Pic 332
Photographer of Louth so 3/4th or 3/5th battalion. Pic 333
Territorial battalion, photographer - Heawood, Leicester, Hinckley & Melton Mowbray. Pic 334
Another territorial with a 'T4' or 'T5' on his shoulder, a Loughborough photographer. Pic 335
A territorial, photographer - John Cox, Narboro Rd, Leicester. Pic 336
Artur Bee photographer, Western Rd, Leicester, Territorial badge. Pic 337
A young Tiger with his father, he wears a marksmans badge and a Lewis gunners badge on his sleeve photographer of Settle, North Yorkshire. Pic 338
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A photographer of Huddersfield, this soldier wears the 'pull on' shoulder titles and wears a simplified tunic. Pic 340
A Derby photographer, this Leicester wears a marksmans sleeve badge. Pic 341
Photographer of Sheffield, York and Harrogate. Pic 342
This man has a good old fashioned moustache and wears the simplified tunic, a Aldershot photographer. Pic 343
Marksman sleeve badge. Pic 345
Burton on Trent photographer, battle patch top left sleeve and signallers sleeve badge. Pic 346
Carte Postale, so overseas. Pic 347
A Huddersfield photographer. Pic 348
As with the previous card, this is also a Huddersfield photographer, this man also wears a Scout trade badge.Pic 349
Pollard Graham, Friar Lane , Derby photographer. Pic 350
This card is marked 'J. O. 28/9/18' who is this Tiger with these initials? Pic 351
This tiger has a walking stick so wounded? No other clues. Pic 352
This soldier wears the slip on 'Leicester' shoulder titles. Pic 353
The collar patch looks to be orange so 9th battalion. Pic 355
Excellent clear image but no clues Pic 356
Photographer - S.S.Harrison of 11 Westgate St, Bath Pic 357
Arthur Bee photographer, Leicester Pic 360
This older soldier looks to be wearing ribbons for the great war victory and war medal, and 4th/5th battalion.Pic 361
A Liverpool photographer, 4th/5th battalion Pic 362
This soldier has 3 overseas service chevrons, a good conduct stripe, a wound stripe, a drummers sleeve badge and battalion patch on collar, either red or green so 7th /8th. Pic 365
This drummer has the orange collar battalion patch of the 9th battalion.Pic 366
4th / 5th Battalion Pic 367
A Territorial Pic 368
A Fantastic image, proudly showing of his 303 Lee Enfield rifle Pic 369
A L/Cpl and just visible under a glass is a battalion patch, top of sleeve, so a service Btn, 6/7/8/9th, photographer of Leek, Staffs Pic 370
Nice image, bottom left has in pencil 'Johnson' Pic 372
Who is this wounded Tiger in hospital blues? Pic 373
A older Corporal Pic 374
Great image dated 1915 to rear, soldier wears a 'Gor blimey' cap Pic 381
Unusual studio card, only clue is that he wears a territorial badge Pic 382
Dark collar patch so 6th or 8th battalion, simplified tunic Pic 383