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Postcard photograph of Private Walter Pitcher, [Durham Light Infantry], wearing the cap badge of the Norfolk Regiment, n.d. Private W. Pitcher was kiD/DLI 7/805/10- Postcard photograph of a sergeant, sent from Jim to Mrs. Park, 5 New Post Office Street, Shotton Colliery, n.d. Museum Accession: 2320/12D/DLI 7/805/11
- Postcard photograph of Sergeant R. Castling, D.C.M., 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, in civilian dress, n.d. [1914 - 1918] Museum AccessionD/DLI 7/805/12
- Postcard photograph of an unidentified soldier, n.d. Museum Accession: 2480/27D/DLI 7/805/13
- Postcard photograph of the band and bugles of the 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 1918 Museum Accession: 1518/11D/DLI 7/805/14
- Postcard photograph of Corporal W. Flower, The Durham Light Infantry, of Crime Rigg, Shadforth, n.d. [1914 - 1918] Museum Accession: 2590/9D/DLI 7/805/15
- Postcard photograph of Corporal W. Flower, The Durham Light Infantry, of Crime Rigg, Shadforth, n.d. [1914 - 1918] Museum Accession: 2590/9D/DLI 7/805/16
- Photograph print of an unidentified man in civilian dress, n.d. Museum Accession: 2604/4D/DLI 7/805/17
- Postcard photograph of Kenneth MacDonald, Army Cyclist Corps, possibly a 50th Northumbrian Division Cyclist Company, 23 October 1915 Museum AccessionD/DLI 7/805/18
- Photograph of soldiers Burns and Russell, captioned as 'Weary Willie and 'Tired Tim', n.d. Museum Accession: 2697/22D/DLI 7/805/19
- Postcard photograph of E.G. McC., a runner, and a man in civilian dress, October 1918 Museum Accession: 2697/22D/DLI 7/805/20
- Photograph of a soldier of The Durham Light Infantry, taken in Cologne, Germany, n.d. [c. 1919] Museum Accession: 2697/25D/DLI 7/805/21
- Postcard photograph of Sergeant W. Rigg, n.d. Museum Accession: 2720/2D/DLI 7/805/22
- Postcard photograph of 25600 Private James Morrison Seymour, The Durham Light Infantry, killed in action, n.d. Museum Accession: 2845/1D/DLI 7/805/23
- Postcard photograph of 3774 Private E. Blake, n.d. Museum Accession: 2851/2D/DLI 7/805/24
- Postcard photograph of Joseph Blake Elford Simmons, Home Service Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [1914 - 1918] Museum Accession: 2588/2D/DLI 7/805/25
- Postcard photograph of an unidentified sergeant of The Durham Light Infantry, wearing a Pioneer Battalion collar badge, n.d.D/DLI 7/805/26
- Postcard photograph of an unidentified sergeant of The Durham Light Infantry, standing in a yard with a rifle and kit, n.d. [possibly 1914]D/DLI 7/805/27
- Postcard photograph of Corporal Arthur Davison, Northumberland Fusiliers, wearing a Pioneer Battalion collar badge, taken in Sunderland, n.d. [1914 - D/DLI 7/805/28
- Postcard photograph of Private L. Hatherley, inscribed 'left Cullercoats, [Northumberland] 27 January, wounded on 20 February, died 25 February 1915',D/DLI 7/805/29
- Postcard photograph of 16947 Harry Anwick [Alnwick], 22nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, killed in action, n.d.D/DLI 7/805/30
- Postcard photograph of an unidentified soldier of a Durham Light Infantry Pioneer Battalion, n.d. [1914 - 1918]D/DLI 7/805/31
- Postcard photograph of an unidentified soldier, n.d. [1914 - 1918]D/DLI 7/805/32
- Postcard photograph of Regimental Sergeant-Major William E. Holmes, D.C.M., France, 1918 'Entered into rest at the Military Hospital, York, 16 May 19D/DLI 7/805/33
- Postcard photograph of an unidentified soldier, n.d. Museum Accession: 4026/4D/DLI 7/805/34
- Postcard photograph of Company Sergeant-Major Mason, D.C.M., M.M., at a medal presentation ceremony, n.d.D/DLI 7/805/35
- Postcard photograph of Private W. Pinder, 5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [1914 - 1918]D/DLI 7/805/36
- Postcard photograph of T. Spedding, M.S.M., in middle age and in civilian dress, standing beside a Club and Institute Union certificate of merit, n.d.D/DLI 7/805/37
- Postcard photograph of a soldier of The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. Museum Accession: 4038/4D/DLI 7/805/38
- Postcard photograph of a young boy in Durham Light Infantry uniform, captioned 'the mascot, a Belgian kid was pinched', n.d. Museum Accession: 2697/2D/DLI 7/805/39
- Postcard photograph of an unidentified soldier, not in the Durham Light Infantry, captioned 'this is the little chap I told mother about ....... I thiD/DLI 7/805/40
- Postcard photograph of an unidentified lance-corporal and corporal, not in the Durham Light Infantry, wearing Glengarry caps, on a wooden footbridge, D/DLI 7/805/41
- Postcard photograph of 'Four of the Best' Durham Light Infantry soldiers, including a corporal and lance-corporal, in uniform with shorts, at a camp, D/DLI 7/805/42
- Postcard photograph of six Durham Light Infantry buglers and bandsmen, France, 1917 Back row: Bandsmen A. Halliday, South Shields; P. Brownbridge; BuD/DLI 7/805/43
- Photograph of Lieutenant V.A.C. Yate and Second-Lieutenant Layng beside a wooden footbridge in trenches connecting No. 2 Platoon (Second-Lieutenant OlD/DLI 7/805/44
- Photograph of soldiers, Fenwick and Mason, 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, in a trench, 1914 - 1915D/DLI 7/805/45
- Photograph of an unidentified soldier standing on a dirt road in open ground, n.d. [1914 - 1918]D/DLI 7/805/46
- Photograph of three officers, Captain Hill, Major Harter and Mr. Scott-Scott, on a wooden raft, possibly in the moat at Hobbs Farm, [France], 1914 - 1D/DLI 7/805/47
- Photograph of three officers, Mr. Scott-Scott, 53rd Battery, Royal Field Artillery, and Captain Hill, on a wooden raft, and Major Harter standing in wD/DLI 7/805/48
- Postcard photograph of 'B' Company, 7th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, standing to attention in front of an unidentified building, n.d. MuseumD/DLI 7/805/49
- Photograph described as 'Front of my Dugout, No. 2 Platoon, 'A' Company' [2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry], showing embankment and sand bags D/DLI 7/805/50
- Photograph of 'bomb exploding in moat at Hobbs Farm', [France], 1914 - 1915D/DLI 7/805/51
- Photograph of a view of sky and open countryside through a broken roof, possibly at Hobbs Farm, [France], 1914 - 1915D/DLI 7/805/52
- Photograph of the 'view from Hobbs Farm', showing German positions in the distance, [France],n.d. [c. February 1915]D/DLI 7/805/53
- Photograph of the damaged roof of Hobbs Farm, [France], 1914 - 1915D/DLI 7/805/54
- Photograph of the view from 'A' Company farm' [2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry], showing damaged interior, barricades and position of Quatre D/DLI 7/805/55
- Photograph, of the view of the German lines 275 yards distant, taken by Captain W.L.F. Oliver, through an iron loophole plate in the roof of Hobbs FarD/DLI 7/805/56
- Photograph, taken 'through the loophole plate in Hobbs Farm roof, looking towards Quatre Hallot Farm', and marked to indicate seven willows, two clumpD/DLI 7/805/57
- Photograph of the view 'from the top of Hobbs Farm' looking towards Frelingem, with marked locations of British and German lines, [France], January 19D/DLI 7/805/58
- Postcard photograph of three unidentified Durham Light Infantry soldiers seated on a motorcycle and sidecar, registration C 8938, n.d. [1914 - 1918]D/DLI 7/805/59
