Black Watch pictures from my collection.

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Wylie.
Cpt CMV Macdowell wounded 1.Sept 1915. Cpt Nov 1916; wounded 7th April 1917; MID 9th April 1917. Died of wounds 28th April 1917.
Wauchope Vol 11 pp 158.

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4th VBRH wearing tartan trews circa 1910.

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T/6/RH at Perth the Kings vist, not sure what date?
The men wear T/6/RH titles but the colour sergt wears RH.

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William Nixon 14/3/1916. Photo by South Bridge Studio Cupar-Fife.
He wears a Black Watch glengarry and a Royal Scots shoulder title?
On the reverse.
Pte 5679
R Scots 346045
L Corps 36247
18.8.15
William T Nixon.

Hope this helps with your work and came across this and his number is 5639 and not 5679
Soldier Number: 5639, Rank: Private, Corps: Scottish Horse
Soldier Number: 346045, Rank: Private, Corps: Royal Highlanders
Soldier Number: 45323, Rank: Private, Corps: Royal Scots
Soldier Number: 361237, Rank: Private, Corps: Labour Corps

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Bertie, thank you for correcting that number.

Here is a rather faded photo, faint pencil inscription reads "1st battalion boy" & possibly the word "Limerick". They were stationed there 1909-11.

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Wylie
T/6/RH Monzie Camp, no date given.

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Wylie.
T/6/RH North Queensferry 1913.
Lt Craig absent from this photo 2/Lieut 4/3/09, Lieut 16/11/09, Capt 26/1/15.

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Magazine article pasted to a board.
Swan had three brothers serving, Sgt John Swan 1st RH KIA 10/5/1915; Pte Richard Swan RH; Pte James Swan KOSB.

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Wylie.
Officers mess Monzie Camp 1914.

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Volunteer Bn C/Sgt wearing VLSGC medal and a four bar QSA, nice array of arm badges.