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Photograph of two boxers, Bandsmen Robson and Hodgson, of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, Lebong, India, 1931D/DLI 7/518/32- Photograph of Lance-Corporal Collick with the boys' boxing team and medals, Lebong, India, 1931D/DLI 7/518/33
- Photograph of Bandsman Avon of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, with a dog, Lebong, India, 1931D/DLI 7/518/34
- Photograph of Boy J. Bruce, Calcutta, India, 1931D/DLI 7/518/35
- Photograph of the band of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, playing at Darjeeling, India, 1931D/DLI 7/518/36
- Photograph of band boys and bandsmen, 1931D/DLI 7/518/37
- Photograph of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, hockey team playing at St. Joseph's College, Darjeeling, India, n.d.,. [1930s]D/DLI 7/518/38
- Photograph of bandsmen and Band-Sergeant Healey undergoing physical training, Lebong, India, 1932D/DLI 7/518/39
- Photograph of Private W.E. Ormston, of the Regimental Police, Lebong, India, 1932D/DLI 7/518/40
- Photograph of the wedding of Sergeant J. Hopper, 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, stationed at Barrackpore, to Miss G. Collier at Ishapore, ID/DLI 7/518/41
- Photograph of Boy Bruce, son of Sergeant Bruce, Lebong, 1932D/DLI 7/518/42
- Photograph of a soldier, Lebong, India, 1932D/DLI 7/518/43
- Photograph of the commanding officer's car and chauffeur, Lebong, Darjeeling, India, 1932D/DLI 7/518/44
- Postcard photograph of Lebong racecourse and the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, Hill Station, India, 1930 - 1934D/DLI 7/518/45
- Photograph of the band of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, in the Bengal Forest, India, 1933D/DLI 7/518/46
- Photograph of the band of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, with Bandmaster Rose, Bombay, India, 1935D/DLI 7/518/47
- Photograph of soldiers at church parade, Bombay, India, 1935D/DLI 7/518/48
- Photograph of earthquake damaged buildings, Lebong, India, 1936D/DLI 7/518/49
- Photograph of the statue of King George V in Bombay, India, taken on the news of his death, 1936D/DLI 7/518/50
- Photograph of the statue of Edward, Prince of Wales in Bombay, India, taken on the day of his accession as King Edward VIII, 1936D/DLI 7/518/51
- Photograph of the band of the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, Blackdown, at the Durham Light Infantry Association Sports Day, Newcastle uponD/DLI 7/518/52
- Photograph of Bandsmen Sergeant Robson, Clews and Parker, 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, Woking, Surrey, 1939D/DLI 7/518/53
- Photograph of three bandsmen of the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, at Henley Regatta, Oxfordshire, 1939D/DLI 7/518/54
- Photograph of a group of soldiers of the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, Brancepeth, 1949D/DLI 7/518/55
- Photograph of Private G. Parnell, n.d., [1944]D/DLI 7/521/1
- Photograph of Private G. Parnell, 11 May 1944D/DLI 7/521/2
- Photograph of Private G. Parnell, [11 May 1944]D/DLI 7/521/3
- Photograph of a view of a memorial to South African soldiers, taken in France/Belgium, n.d.D/DLI 7/522/1(1)
- Photograph of a view of a memorial to Ulster soldiers, taken in France/Belgium, n.d.D/DLI 7/522/1(2)
- Photograph of a view of a memorial to Australian soldiers, taken in France/Belgium, n.d.D/DLI 7/522/1(3)
- Photograph of a view of a memorial to soldiers of Scottish Highland regiments, taken in France/Belgium, n.d.D/DLI 7/522/1(4)
- Photograph of a view of Guards' Cemetery, Lesboeuf, France, n.d.D/DLI 7/522/1(5)
- Postcard photograph of six soldiers of the Officer Training Corps of Alleyn's School, Dulwich, Camberwell, London, at a camp, sent by "Cecil" [Second D/DLI 7/523/3
- Photograph of Second Lieutenant A.C. Paterson, n.d., [1918]D/DLI 7/523/4
- Photograph of Corporal William Palmer, The Durham Light Infantry, wearing a greatcoat, 1915D/DLI 7/930/8
- Photograph of Signaller Robert Parkin, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [c. 1916]D/DLI 7/932/10
- Group photograph of twelve non-commissioned officers and privates in battle dress, including Corporal Pearson, marked, and labelled 'the 8th Durham LiD/DLI 7/528/2
- Photograph of the grave of Corporal Henry Pearson in Sfax War Cemetery, Tunisia, n.d., [1943]D/DLI 7/528/3
- Photograph of [Mrs. E. Pearson] and two female relations outside Buckingham Palace, London, after the presentation of the the Military Medal, awarded D/DLI 7/528/4
- Photograph of gravestones commemorating Lieutenant [ ] F. Gedge, Durham Light Infantry; [ ] Corporal H. Pearson, M.M., Durham Light Infantry, died 22 D/DLI 7/528/5
- Photograph of [Sfax War Cemetery, Tunisia], with gravestones seen through railings, n.d. [late 20th c.]D/DLI 7/528/6
- Photograph of gravestones and stone memorial cross, Sfax War Cemetery, Tunisia, n.d. [late 20th c.]D/DLI 7/528/7
- Photograph of Private [R. Pearson], n.d. [1914 - 1918]D/DLI 7/529/9
- Postcard with the numbers '1918' embroidered in silk in colours of national flags and the words 'Souvenir from France' embroidered in silk; sent by "bD/DLI 7/531/1
- Postcard with embroidered silk panel of winter scene and flowers with greetings card, sent by William Pennington, n.d. [1918 - 1919]D/DLI 7/531/2
- Postcard with a silk embroidered panel depicting cliffs, birds and forget-me-nots and with the words 'Home sweet home' embroidered in silk, sent by "WD/DLI 7/531/3
- Postcard with a silk embroidered panel depicting a four leafed clover in the colours of national flags, and the words "All well, or nothing", sent by D/DLI 7/531/4
- Postcard with an embroidered silk panel depicting a basket of flowers and the words, 'A loving greeting'; sent by "bro William" to "Tommy", n.d. [1918D/DLI 7/531/5
- Postcard embroidered in silk with red, white and blue flowers and the words, 'Flowers from France"; sent by "bro William" to "Nellie", n.d. [1918 - 19D/DLI 7/531/6
- Postcard with an embroidered design of a cockerel and national flags and the words "Les Allies"; sent by "William" to "Tommy", n.d. [1918 - 1919]D/DLI 7/531/7
