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Photograph of Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother (to be Colonel-in-Chief of The Light Infantry); 10 July 1968D/DLI 14/3/102(4)- Photograph of Princess Alexandra (to be Deputy Colonel-in-Chief of The Light Infantry); 10 July 1968D/DLI 14/3/102(5)
- Photograph of the D.L.I. trooping of the colour at Colchester, [Essex] April 1968; 10 July 1968D/DLI 14/3/102(6)
- Photograph of Corporal John J. Norton, The Durham Light Infantry, 10 July 1968D/DLI 14/3/103(1)
- Photograph of Lance-Corporal Colin Stratton, The Durham Light Infantry, 10 July 1968D/DLI 14/3/103(2)
- Copy newspaper cutting, from the Northern Daily Mail, entitled: Peace keeping in Cyprus trouble spots is not new for the D.L.I., with a photograph of D/DLI 14/3/104
- Photograph of Corporal John James Norton, 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, Cyprus; 10 July 1968D/DLI 14/3/107(1)
- Photograph of graves at Kophinou, Cyprus; 10 July 1968D/DLI 14/3/107(2)
- Photograph of Lance-Corporal Colin Stratton and Private James Usher, Limassol, Cyprus, 1968D/DLI 14/3/107(3)
- Photograph of Private Terence Reaper, driver, Limassol, Cyprus, 1968D/DLI 14/3/107(4)
- Photograph of Private David Stoker, polishing boots, Limassol, Cyprus, 1968D/DLI 14/3/107(5)
- Photograph of Lance-Corporal Hedley Freeman, Cyprus, 10 July 1968D/DLI 14/3/107(6)
- Photograph of the band and bugles, 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; 10 July 1968D/DLI 14/3/107(7)
- Photograph of C.O., Lieutenant-Colonel John Jacob, with Bugle Major Terence Walker, 10 July 1968D/DLI 14/3/107(8)
- Photograph of visitors to the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, in Nicosia, Cyprus, 10 July 1968D/DLI 14/3/107(9)
- Photograph of Sergeant John Trotter on patrol, Limassol Harbour, Cyprus, 10 July 1968D/DLI 14/3/107(10)
- Newspaper cutting, from The Journal, entitled: A black day for the D.L.I. Old Comrades' Club, Sunderland , 11 July 1968D/DLI 14/3/110
- Newspaper cutting, from The Journal, entitled: Durhams help to keep the peace , with a photograph of Lieutenant-Colonel John Jacob and Lieutenant-ColoD/DLI 14/3/113
- Photograph of Councillor C. Middlewood taking the salute after the Light Infantry sounded the retreat, Bishop Auckland, 12 December 1968D/DLI 14/3/119(1)
- Photograph of the band and bugles in the Market Place, Bishop Auckland; 12 December 1968D/DLI 14/3/119(2)
- Photograph of the 4th Light Infantry Battalion (DLI) in the Market Place, Bishop Auckland; 12 December 1968D/DLI 14/3/119(3)
- Photograph of a farewell drink at The Durham Light Infantry Club, 12 December 1968D/DLI 14/3/119(4)
- Photograph of Military Medal holder Concillor Michael Balmer with Durhams in The Durham Light Infantry Club, 12 December 1968D/DLI 14/3/119(5)
- Photograph of Sergeant R. Raine and Councillor Middlewood, examining the workings of the new infantry rifle, 12 December 1968D/DLI 14/3/119(6)
- Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, entitled: Farewell The Durhams, there's many a damp eye in Durham today , 12 December 1968D/DLI 14/3/120
- Photograph of the band of The Durham Light Infantry; 12 December 1968D/DLI 14/3/122(1)
- Photograph of a parade of colours; 12 December 1968D/DLI 14/3/122(2)
- Photograph of Princess Alexandra inspecting members of The Durham Light Infantry Association; 12 December 1968D/DLI 14/3/122(3)
- Photograph of Princess Alexandra meeting the Mayor of Durham, Councillor F. Dennison, 12 December 1968D/DLI 14/3/122(4)
- Photograph of troops lining up for parade, 13 December 1968D/DLI 14/3/123(1)
- Photograph of Princess Alexandra with Rev. Dr. John Wild, the Dean of Durham; 13 December 1968D/DLI 14/3/123(2)
- Photograph of Princess Alexandra talking to soldiers in Bede College; 13 December 1968D/DLI 14/3/123(3)
- Photograph of a Chelsea Pensioner; 13 December 1968D/DLI 14/3/123(4)
- Newspaper cutting, from The Times, entitled: D.L.I. farewell after 200 years, with a photograph of Princess Alexandra talking to members of the regimeD/DLI 14/3/124
- Newspaper cutting, from The Daily Telegraph, entitled: D.L.I. severs last link with its County, by T.J. Campbell, with a photograph of Princess AlexanD/DLI 14/3/125
- Newspaper cutting, from The Times, entitled: D.L.I. Farewell after 200 years, with a photograph of Princess Alexandra, Deputy Colonel in Chief of The D/DLI 14/3/126
- Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, entitled: A rose for remembrance, 13 November 1978D/DLI 14/3/132
- Newspaper photograph of the Durhams at the Market Place, Durham; n.d., [early 20th c.]D/DLI 14/3/133(1)
- Newspaper photograph of the Lord Lieutenant addressing soldiers; n.d., [early 20th c.]D/DLI 14/3/133(2)
- Newspaper photograph of the Durhams arriving at Palace Green, Durham, n.d., [early 20th c.]D/DLI 14/3/133(3)
- Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, entitled: Dress rehearsal, with a photograph of Lieutenant-Colonel Alder inspecting the 8th Battalion, The D/DLI 14/3/135
- Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, entitled: March is a swan-song of a T.A. unit, with a photograph of soldiers of the 6th and 8th Battalions,D/DLI 14/3/136
- Photograph of the 6th and 8th Battalions, The Durham Light Infantry, Palace Green, Durham, 3 March 1967D/DLI 14/3/137(1)
- Photograph of Major General Ricketts inspecting the 6th and 8th Battalions, Palace Green, Durham, 3 March 1967D/DLI 14/3/137(2)
- Photograph of spectators, 6th and 8th Battalions disbandment parade, Palace Green, Durham, 3 March 1967D/DLI 14/3/137(3)
- Photograph of the 6th and 8th Battalion colours, Palace Green, Durham, 3 March 1967D/DLI 14/3/137(4)
- Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, entitled: 37,000 forces cut by 1970, B.A.O.R. pull-out next year and D.L.I. goes, with a photograph of the D/DLI 14/3/138
- Photograph of the Victoria Cross awarded to Frederick Youens, n.d. [1968]D/DLI 14/3/140(1)
- Photograph of Sunderland veterans outside the 7th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, Old Comrades' Association Club, 10 July 196[8]D/DLI 14/3/140(2)
- Photograph of Lord Barnard, Lord Lieutenant of County Durham, inspecting members of the Sunderland and Durham branches at College Green, Durham, 13 SeD/DLI 14/3/141(1)
