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Black and white photograph of a battlefield with various wooden crosses including the grave of Lance Corporal David Norman Worswick, 2nd Battalion, Grenadier Guards, d.15 Sep 1916.

[It is believed he was killed in action during the Battle of Fleurs-Courcelette. According to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission he is buried at Guards' Cemetery, LesBoeufs, Somme, France.]

Black and white photograph of two RAF vehicles driving along a snow covered road in the countryside [possibly France or Belgium].

Annotated on front '41'

Black and white photograph of two RAF vehicles on a snow covered road in the countryside with men standing next to them [possibly France or Belgium].

Annotated on front '26'.

Black and white photograph of train tracks running through a wooded area with an army signpost in French next to the tracks.

Annotated on reverse 'Rethondes - where Armistice was signed'

Black and white photograph of a snowy street with two officers walking away from the camera.

Annotated on front '31' and on reverse 'Bapaume'

Black and white photograph of a snowy street with bombed buildings and two officers standing looking at camera [possibly Bapaume].

Annotated on front '28'.

Black and white photograph of a snowy street with a large building that has been bombed [possibly a church] and four officers standing in front of it [possibly Bapaume].

Annotated on front '23'.

Black and white photograph of a snowy street with 12 men standing at the side of it with shovels and four officers in the road. A sign on a building says 'Bapaume'

Annotated on front '29'.

Black and white photograph of the ruins of Bapaume in the snow.

Annotated on front '38' and on the reverse 'Bapaume'.

Black and white photograph of a snowy street with men standing at the side of it with shovels and officers in the road. A sign on a building says 'Bapaume'

Annotated on front '30'.