The photograph shows (back, left to right) G. Guest, A. Jones, A. Hill, N. Tranter, D. Jones, D. Edwards; (front) R. Barby, P. Darby, D. White, H. Evans, A. Stanley.

The photograph shows an Army fire officer getting his leg up onto the roof.

The photograph shows Ray Teague giving advice to some of the Army fire officers during the strike.

A house which was due to be used by Reverend G. Stanley Lloyd, vicar of All Saint’s Church, Sedgley was partially demolished by mistake.

The regiment were cruising along Staffordshire Canals. The photograph shows the boats being stored away.

The regiment were cruising along the North Staffordshire canals. The photograph shows men in an assault boat rowing towards base camp.

The Regiment were travelling along the local canals. The photograph shows Private M. Dutton of Wall Heath and Private T. Smith with the Prince of Wales’s flag.

Plenty of people were still going shopping despite the snow. This photograph includes a van for Ward’s Cooked Meats and the premises of A. D. Wimbush & Sons Ltd.

Two teams ftook part in the first “shoot in” of the newly organised Territorial and Army Volunteer Reserve West Midlands District.

The team played a number of matches, including against Midland All Stairs XI, in aid of the Birmingham bombings appeal fund.