Group of six men two are in sports wear – could be cross country runners. One man is holding a towel. 16 Queens can be seen written on the building behind.

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Soldier dressed in Scottish uniform.

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Three soldiers – all are wearing putties and one is a Sargent of unknown Corp. Interestingly they are holding cigarettes in their hands.

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Young lady possing in front of set pieces.

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Mother and child. Studio name and addressed embossed on postcard.

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John McNaught. On front of postcard ‘Yours truly John McNaught.’ On reverse ‘It. stand seen. Deliver. isnt again. G L. of our very I. to good am speak message this all to first will right Feb. chance have again but hoping your to haven’t will are well. your’s J.McN.’ Addressed to Miss Aggie Kelock, 109 Firpark Street, Dennistoun, Glasgow. NOTE> message has been written as it appears on the postcard.

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Robert Crinean (2years 5months) son of Jean Crimean. Mum’s sister. Lived in New York, Rochester.

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Claude Watkins 22/10/1919.

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Scottish soldier standing in front of a backdrop.

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Lady seated with a dog begging at her knee.

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Same as photo number 26

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Mounted Lance Corporal on horseback. He is wearing a bandalier over his shoulder.

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Painted postcard of a sailor by a shrine. I think this is a commercially produced card by the comments on the back of the card. ‘16 July 1916. Dear Agnes, I hope this leaves you in the best of health as it leaves me at present I am sorry I cant get any letters to C in ? but we cant get out to well as I would do better and hope you are in the best of health this will resemble me waiting on you write soon Goodbye with love from M Actin x x x

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Painted postcard of a girl. The name Gloria is etched on the lower right corner. On the back of the postcard. ‘Dear Agnes, This is another kind? P C from franie they are about the only thing of any good in the Country. I will be home on leave if God spares me about the end of Feb or March. you might tell Lluant to write. Good bye Dear Your M Actin x x x

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Mother and her four children – a studio photograph. The two smaller children are holding toys.

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Young man standing in front of a line of vines. He is holding a little dog under his arm, it looks like a scottish terrier.

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Young woman. Could be a nurse?

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Young military soldier – corporal – on the back of the postcard ‘This is the chap who made your ring.’

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Nan Hunter with her family. On the back of the postcard – ‘We are wondering when any of you will be through be sure and write and let us know. Do you know your own daughter when you see her in a group. Will Uncle and you not be coming soon we will look for you some of these saturdays soon, be sure and make aggie write to us soon. Nan. ’ addressed to Mrs kellock, 15 Frankfort St. Crossmyloof, Glasgow.

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A lady standing in front of a backdrop. Is resting her elbow on the back of a chair, could she be a member of a cast of players.

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Three players standing in front of a backdrop.

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Corporal ? On the back of the postcard – ‘This chap won the military medal’

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Young man in Military dress – Scottish garb. (number etched into photo on bottom left 4858.

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Seaman seated with cap on table beside him and gloves and umbrella held in front of him. He could be a Naval Captain or rating.

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Family photo – Mother sitting with youngest grandchild on her knee. Daughter standing beside her with her eldest daughter standing in front. 1914-1918?

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Mother – munitions factory, Glasgow WW1.

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Three soldiers posing outside a building. Dressed in uniform of putties (lower leg) and tammyshanters on their heads.

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Dressed to kill. Young child dressed up with a large hat. She appears to be standing on animal skin rugs in a garden.

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Photograph of Stewart Kellock, right (on reverse side of post card) – signed by Robert and dated 22/5/1914. Card addressed to Miss kellock, 54 Cromwell Road, Crosshill, Glasgow.

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Appears to be Agnes Kellock at munitions factory, Glasgow WW1. Refer: 2002.004.003.8

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