The 16/5th Queen’s Royal Lancers, who provided the permanent staff of the Staffordshire Yeomanry, held a recruiting exhibition. The photograph shows Captain P. Farr of the South Staffordshire Regiment admiring a silver statuette of a 5th Royal Lancers tro

The photograph shows Major T. H. Gardner (left) and Major J. Patterson of the Old Comrades Association looking at some old uniforms which were on show.

The photograph shows Lieutenant Morley (nearest the camera) and a trooper giving covering fire to a stretcher party as part of a competition.

The photograph shows a Bren gun team dashing for cover out of an assault boat as part of a competition.

The photograph shows Lieutenant Morley going over details with his patrol as part of a competition.

Bandsmen of the Staffordshire Yeomanry gave a fanfare to mark the opening of the Assizes. The photograph includes Lance-Corporal O. Reid from Wolverhampton on the right.

The Staffordshire Yeomanry paraded their colours through the streets in public for the last time, as the Queen was due to present a new guidon to the Mercian Yeomanry, which the squadron was becoming part of. Major Charles Boote is mentioned. The photogr

A regimental sword, used by former Yeomanry Trooper Arthur Betteley of Meir in Stoke-on-Trent and carried in the last British Army cavalry charge, had been presented to the museum at a reunion of old comrades on the 40th anniversary of the Battle of El Al

The photograph shows members of the Staffordshire Yeomanry cleaning the barrel of a Centurian tank gun.