Regiment Archives: London Regiment

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G1132 William James Honey and pal, Bennett, killed in action, 28th (County of London) Battalion (Artists Rifles), 1917. Courtesy of Chris Davidson.

G1131 1/14 Battalion, London Regiment (London Scottish), with Lieutenant Lawrence Buckley Burtt M.C., twice mentioned in dispatches, (officer seated left), 1917 or 1918. Courtesy of Tony Burtt.

A1133 Charles Mark Martin of Lambeth, and Newcastle, New South Wales, Rifle Brigade, 1916. Courtesy of Paige Rhys-Jones.

A1056 Lance Corporal Hinchcliffe, 23rd Battalion, London Regiment.

A1024 Michael Olohan, 8th Battalion City of London Regiment (Post Office Rifles). Courtesy of Matt the Engineer.

G1025 James Allan Curzon, 24th Battalion, Royal West Surrey Regiment (The Queens), killed in action 24 July 1918, aged 19, and pal. Courtesy of Mark C.

G1020 14th Battalion, London Regiment (1st London Scottish). Courtesy of Todd Ferguson.

B818 Rifleman Bertram Prewett of Bushey, master bell-ringer, 18th Battalion, London Regiment (London Irish Rifles) killed in action, September 1918. Courtesy of Big Ideas.

B806 Sergeant Martyn Samuel Rogers of Catford, 16th Battalion, London Regiment (Queen’s Westminster Rifles), died 15 January 1915 . Courtesy of Steve Hammond.

U251 18th Battalion, London Regiment. Courtesy of Tim Cornish.

G851 Unnamed pals, London Regiment and King’s Royal Rifle Corps. Courtesy of Christine.

B691 Unnamed lance corporal, London Regiment. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

B668 Unnamed soldier, London Regiment, France. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

B670 Unnamed soldier, London Rifle Brigade. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

A724 Unknown soldier, Queen’s Westminster Rifles. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

B619 Reginald William Dullam of Llangarren, Hereford, 9th Battalion, London Regiment (Queen Victoria’s Rifles), died Gommecourt, 1 July 1917.

A642 Geoffrey J. Thomas, 6th Battalion, London Regiment, died 15 September, 1916. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

G703 Officers of 3rd Battalion, London Regiment, Hurdcott Camp, 2 May 1916, four subsequently killed and five wounded. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

A620 Rifleman A.W. Jellyman, 9th Battalion (Queen Victoria’s Rifles), London Regiment, killed 24 September 1916. Courtesy of Paul Hughes

F247 Unnamed soldier, London rifle regiment, and lady.

U109 9th Battalion, London Regiment (Queen Victoria’s Rifles), by Percy Lankester, Romney Studio, Tunbridge Wells.

A079 Francis Robert Leslie Allen, 15th Battalion, London Regiment, and 2nd Lieutenant 213 Squadron, Royal Flying Corps, killed in action 14 October 1918.

F107 London Regiment soldier and bride Jessie, J.E. Hunt Studio, Notting Hill, London.