Original World War One 1914/15 Star, Lance Cpl Taylor, South Lancashire Regiment World War Two a square with blue/yellow/red/blue horizontal

a square with blue/yellow/red/blue horizontal stripes (the Ox and Bucks Regimental flash)

The blue felt backing was used to denote the wearer had seen combat and was either worn as a backed for the usual metal wings

An original British Brodie helmet

Some 56 pages

look to be on photographic paper but not the original images

Original World War One 1914/15 Star, Lance Cpl Taylor, South Lancashire Regiment World War Two a square with blue/yellow/red/blue horizontalAn original British 1914 15 Star Medal, length of replacement ribbon, correctly named to; 2089 L. CPL. W. TAYLOR. S. LAN. R. William Taylor was entitled to a 15 trio having arrived in theatre on 12 February 1915. He was awarded entitled to a Silver War Badge.